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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1939
Page
3
The Mi Barker Co operative Ltd provides required information for customers using Orient Steam Navigation services, outlining terms of connection and maintenance responsibilities. The notice emphasizes availability of guidance and support for proper use of the services.
NSW Seed Co of Wa Put Street Sydney markets an imaging assortment of new novelties and asserts exclusive agency for Southern Hemisphere seeds. Seeds tested for ruby germination by the AoW Department of Agriculture ensure standard quality. Readers are invited to request an pamphlet and visit Market Place for details.
Agricultural and pastoral interests promote wool use with red circular posters featuring a ram head and the slogan Wear More Wool. Posters on hoardings and shop windows urge stronger consumer uptake, challenging rivals and calling for vigorous campaigns.
The ewes should be in strong store condition. It is advantageous to dash the ewes on green feed two fortnights before mating. No feed is too good for the flock when the lambs are dropped.
The guide favors long-wool breeds like Koumey Marsh Border Leicester and Lincoln for producing export quality early maturing lambs. Retain ewe lambs for future breeding and use pure bred Cortiedale ewes for dayne lw Lay flocks. Feed in store conditions, avoid arsenical jetting, and market fat lambs at about four months. A two storey brick plan is noted for building work near Alhopp and Roberts Streets.
Advertising chiefs urge a national wool exhibit led by a dynamic young woman to showcase woollen materials and products. The display would tour the country, explain costs and procurement, and persuade purchasing households of value.
An old text stresses pig welfare including clean housing drainage hygiene and proper watering. It notes that pigs survive poorly without good sanitation and that correct feeding and paddocking prevent diseases such as otitis and pneumonia.
The text lists racing terms and names with garbled phrases from a German setting. Mentions of Basiliesses Elotn- Wg MULES and references to races or associations appear disjointed. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
The text appears as garbled OCR from a local publication describing disputed divestment and committee actions. It references St Marys and a council, mentioning delays and alleged plans in a period near a community discussion. Entities are unclear due to corruption in the source.
An uproar over testing methods raged at the Taree SW show as breeders argued about herd testing. An agriculture official cited large US milk usage in butter and cheese, noting concerns over feed and yield as milk production dominates the national output.
The Under-Secretary for Agriculture War outlines control rules for stone fruit, citrus, and ornamental shrubs. Homeowners and orchardists must implement foliage baiting, destroy infested fruit, and follow Plant Diseases Act provisions to prevent fruit fly spread.
Br. Jones warns readers to strictly adhere to stated quantities in the formulae above. He notes sodium myosilicate, while effective against fruit flies, poses danger to humans at the quoted strength.
Howard No Mall of Exchange Nan Products Co discusses imitation lemon juices amid by products issues. He notes about 24 imitation lemon juices on the market selling below genuine juice, with price determined by imitators rather than the lemon itself. California Citrograpts.
One hundred three Jersey cattle including cows calves and hulls valued at £7610 were shipped to the United States. The consignors were Mr G A Romeril and Mr J A Pereee.
The Great Boulder Proprietary Gas Mines Limited faces shareholder concern over management. The Board’s reply, dated May 28 1959, denies policy faults and defends the directors. It disputes claims of mismanagement and states the committee finds no evidence of improper conduct. A letter from J Thorn Vice-chairman of the Chamber of Mines of Western Australia accompanies the document.
A quirky promotional item targets dairymen with a bold blue poster and the slogan It’s Milk. The piece criticizes tributes tied to a Great Boulder event, cites the Grundy Committee report, and defends a modern efficient approach led by General Manager Hylton while questioning alleged unfair coverage in The Mining World.
An in depth description of the Volkswagen two door saloon, Glendet and tourer variants, highlighting its rear mounted engine, backbone chassis, stream lined bonnet, safety features, roomy rear seating, and advanced chrome plated interior. The piece notes the car’s anticipated low price, weatherproofing, luggage space, and the planned radio option with German industry development.
The document describes a gauge assembly with speedometer and oil gauge surrounded by four central lamps. It notes dynamo charging status, battery warning lamps, and indicator lights for pressure and alignment. It references a Grandt appeal context and potential revisions to the ceiling operation terms.
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