DECIDUOUS TREES AND KITCHEN GARDEN TIPS FOR AMATEURS
In this horticultural note by J. we Rebinnee from the Ormeld Farm Puy, the article explains deciduous trees shedding leaves in one annual period and their benefits for light and pest control. It names English Ash Poplars Oaks Lime Mountain Ash and several Prunus varieties, plus notes on mingling evergreens with deciduous species. It then highlights citrus importance in the home garden, praising lemons and varieties Lisbon Seedless Eureka and discusses soil drainage trenching and planting windows.
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Commonwealth
Victoria
Lisbon
Eureka
Washington
Marsh
School Savings Bank notes steady progress despite tough year
The Numurkash branch school savings program reports steady operation over the past year with gains in child saving habits. Despite conditions being below the previous year, many schools show positive deposits and balances, with substantial totals at Numurkah and several district schools.
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Numurkash
Baulkamaugh North
Baulkamaugh Spu
Dromanure
Invergordon
Katunga
Moo
Mundoona
Myvee
Naring East
Naring West
Numurkah
Sandmount
St. Joseph's
Strathmerton
Strathmerton West
Wania
Wanghau
Yielima
Yarroweyah South
Hand Feeding Sheep After First Rain
After rains, begin green forage grows but is laxative so do not stop hand feeding. Young feed supplies little nutrition and sudden diet change risks severe scouring. Weather shifts hurt sheep. continued hand feeding keeps animals in good heart and reduces losses, especially in lambing ewes, beyond floods or aid cutoffs.
Eating on the basic wage sparks humorous debate
A columnist riffs on a recipe book for those on wages or dole, imagining a future without food needs. He cites a recipe for toast with margarine and pepper and questions the obsession with feeding the masses, lampooning sensational ideas.
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London
Tonah
Pote Ives
Tani
Market Shortages and Farmers Face Cold Winter Costs
The passage argues for restricting markets to prevent farmers from being unable to sell crops. It recalls past attempts to sell onions and potatoes and suggests keeping prices high enough so workers can’t afford goods, citing Professor Copeland and discussing clothing needs and winter survival.
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Copelant
England
Timbuck
Preston
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