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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1929
Page
4
Hudson-Essex reports March shipments of 44 205 cars, the largest month in company history, bringing first quarter total to 108 208. Production runs at full capacity since mid February, with retail sales outpacing production. March week shipments near 10 100 while retail sales reach about 16 500, and April planned at 44 000 cars.
The text presents garbled lines about love music and laughter with odd spellings and unclear context. It mentions emotions, a Cheong place, and a reference to a pepper mint cure, but no coherent event or person.
A Bowden newspaper notes that 1000000 farmers have left farming over 20 years due to higher productivity and better methods. It cites a 15 percent rise in worker efficiency, increased yields per acre, and mechanization freeing land and labor.
A humorous items notes a pretend remedy called the great peppermint cure for children's coughing fits and hacking sounds, presented in a lighthearted tone reflecting local newspaper humor of the period.
A slogan prioritizing country factories over city development advocates building up rural centres to pair agriculture with industry. The plan argues prosperity would spread across the state, reflected in many areas as factories support farming hubs.
W. Murray Mow of Binnalong was admitted to Yau Hospital with blood poisoning after a cat bite on the hand. Doctors fear possible loss of the arm due to the infection.
Vegetative seeds include sowing bread beans, carrot, leek, lettuce, turnip, radish in dry spots, spinach, garlic, exhale t, potato and tree onions. Flower seeds unsuited by wet month. a few hardy may be sown. Miscellaneous notes urge planting herbs, rhubarb, monkshood, asparagus, cabbage, cauliflower, and continuing list of hardy trees, shrubs, and fruit trees.
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