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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 15, 1907
Page
14
Discussion notes proposed amendments to hold auctioneers liable for diseased livestock up to three months after sale and whether culpability must be willful. A letter from "Mexican May" ridicules molasses treatment for ganger while urging early operation to save lives, claiming one third survival now but potential gains with earlier action.
A collection of sayings on choosing company and mates, trust and safety, tempering risk, and the value of plain dealing. It contrasts good friends with bad, warns against flattery, and favors cautious judgment in personal relations and decisions.
Farmers should cut hay just after flowering while the grain is soft and watery. A crop cut early yields brighter green, more nutritious hay. delaying harvest concentrates nutrients in grain and makes stalks fibrous and less digestible. A grainy hay sells poorly compared with bright green hay.
Attendance at Flemington on Melbourne Cup Day is estimated at 130000. A Toowoomba railway fined £5 for boarding a moving train. Bathurst reports over four hundred sheep perished from cold. A Sydney lift boy fined £5 or one month for stealing articles from MP Mr Kelly. Banks to charge 1d for collecting postal notes and money orders. A western shed shearer earned £17 odd after processing 1400 sheep in seven days. Forbes woman seeks prohibition against husband after 25 years of drinking. Old soldier John M’Hugh found dead near Inverell. Famine proclaimed in United Provinces of India with crop failures feared. Local Government Act requires plan tracing for proposed building to be submitted to Shire Council. The NSW Assembly is criticized as weak. A Blayney mayor’s pointer bitch births 17 pups. The 1666 Great Fire of London event recalled. A trainer paid £1000 after a Melbourne Cup ticket leads to reward. An Irish wit’s gate of heaven tale noted. American immigration ads spent £1000 with little result. Protectionist migration trends questioned.
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