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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 14, 1936
Page
5
Agricultural guidance on feed components stresses proteins minerals and carbohydrates. It warns that excess proteins burn as energy, minerals like phosphorus are essential, and balanced rations with high protein concentrates and phosphatic minerals yield better results than lucerne alone, citing a highland test and practical sowing notes for phalaris tuberosa.
Guidance on diet, mating ratios, and management for Rhode Island Reds, Australorps, Malay Game, and India Malay Game. Focus on fertilization, sexes, and seasonal adjustments to optimize eggs and breeding stock. Advises limited hens per male, nutritious green forage, oyster shell, and careful feed to prevent poor fertility and malnutrition.
A fragmented passage discusses factors in breeding birds, noting pen size, breed, male age, and feed as influences on fertility. It warns that Vertu should be destroyed in birds mated for breeding and cautions against vermin and infestation to protect fertility.
A fragment notes yield improvements with a specific seed system. It states that yields per acre are substantial and the seed cost is low, making the system economical. The readable text references a per acre yield and cost efficiency, but lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
A brief item notes wool remains exempt and non-taxable under the proposed measure. The article references intended legislative avoidance and retrospective effects on wool taxation policy.
A garbled appeal urges orchardists to aid a charitable drive connected with The Lady Lawley and a sea related cause. The text promises free cancer or child relief wares at Mets and asks trustgivers to assist this fundraising effort. The exact names and roles are unclear due to OCR errors.
A garbled report discusses hatchery delays and rising costs in the incubation industry. It notes that prices fall for some products while overall chick rearing faces challenges, with early hatch rates and fertility issues affecting breeders and producers.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions the Act and OSHA related terms, with scattered references to exemptions and terms like receivers and payments. No clear dates, places, organizations, or distinct persons are identifiable. The readable content is too fragmented to derive a coherent event or outcome.
Summary of a Transport Board explanation on exemptions under the Transport Act for producers. It clarifies that vehicles used solely to move farm products from production sites to markets or storage may operate with limited licenses, while carriage of non farm goods or backhauls is restricted. Repeated breaches may lead to penalties or action against offenders.
David H. Case presents an analysis of the monetary value of various fertilisers including both organic and chemical origins. The piece discusses how value is determined and what factors influence the price of these fertilisers in agricultural practice.
In seeking ad business, the paper requests clients to reference the publication by name in all communications. This reminder emphasizes clear branding and helps maintain consistent promotional coverage across editions and platforms.
The district reports heavy penalties and production notes at Meekatharra and Murchison Goldfield. Officials mention fines around 4500 plus, 425 tons processed, and multiple prospecting efforts by Eastern States company with many engaged workers and lease options across June. Local centers at Meekatharra and Pingall reference battery activity and sulfur ore results.
The company says it purchased the Rand leases and will sink a shaft within four weeks or less. If results satisfy, a new unit will be added to the treatment plant for 10,000 tons of ore. At Tackabianna and Tackatarra mines, treated tonnage yielded mixed values and battery sands. The State Thermin shaft has reached 61H and preparations begin for a level down. The local market notes high ore prices and strong activity in the Cue district.
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