Plain Roller Season Aimed To Do The Job
A terse note suggests a plain roller will perform the needed task though it seems not fully efficient. The remark hints at practical, improvable means to complete the season’s work.
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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 21, 1931
Page
4
A terse note suggests a plain roller will perform the needed task though it seems not fully efficient. The remark hints at practical, improvable means to complete the season’s work.
The article extols lucerne as a premier forage crop and soil improver. It cites ideal sowing times after autumn rainfall, notes broad adaptability, and highlights strong long term yields, with NZ Broadleaf seed and Gippsland Northern Co op seed offers. It cites a 20 year+ return, examples from Mrs T Harvey, and advice on soil prep, liming, and superphosphate top dressing.
Health note explains most stomach trouble stems from excess acid and fermentation. Bisurated Magnesia offered after meals neutralizes acid, soothes the stomach lining, and speeds relief. Local theatre review praises Elsie Reed as Angela and applauds several cast members in a Tocumwal production with proceeds aiding the Church of England.
A narrator recalls a rough day with a suspicious foreman and a bad shilling in a shop. The piece voices local woes, a worker’s mischief against authority, and a quip about a child’s prize while lamenting aviation rumors and street tensions.
Sufferers from nerves neuritis insomnia anaemia and lassitude have found relief in Heenzo Tonic Nerve Nuts a famous nerve food and tonic sold in tablet form. Over ten years thousands have restored health and strength by using this remedy amid overwork and worry.
At the Tangamah Shire Council monthly meeting a rate report by Mr F G Tricks shows total rates collected £7935 18/2 with £3759 0/3 outstanding. Central, North West, South West and Southern regions detail collected and uncollected amounts, including general and extra rates, lighting and improvement dues, and pan fees. Total rate struck £12110 18/6. collected £8401 12/1. uncollected £3759 05.
The London wool sales show a firm opening and good clearances on strong longer wools, while short faulty lots and secureds remain weak. Continent and England face economic strain with German failures and Bradford strikes, making future prospects uncertain and likely to curb sales if declines deepen.
A fragmented correspondent note discusses harvesters and labor, naming individuals and places in a sprawling, unclear account. It references Marrow, Morriet, Myrtle, and Me Cunnor, with scattered mentions of Sunshine and Maribyrnane amid a sequence of uncertain events and actions.
Fragmented OCR text discusses women and weight loss in England with jumbled phrases about dieting, exercise, and personal effort. The readable bits mention fat reduction but lack coherent details or verifiable events.
A brief notice lists the average rainfall figure of 16.75 inches over four years with a reference to Wey Person as the source.
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