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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
7
The Minister for Agriculture urges wheat farmers to prepare large fallow areas early. The Chief Inspector notes favorable conditions and hints at extending wheat area for 1922 to boost future yields. Guarded advice covers soil moisture, plowing, and timing to maximize profit and meet harvest expectations.
A 1920s note on wheat plant selection by the Plant Brewer of the Department of Agriculture outlines practical traits for choosing high yielding stems. It discusses head type, grain size, and the value of in-field farmer involvement to gather diverse material for testing and future trials.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions attempts to remove porns and warts with unclear terms. It references a method or remedy by a person or entity, but the text is incomprehensible and contains nonsensical phrases. No identifiable event, date, or proper nouns are recoverable.
Bahut, Bell and Voy utd report in Melbourne that the National Wool Council will organize auction sales to reduce excessive offerings and stabilize values. Leading buyers plan return from America and Europe, with October as a likely start for improved activity. prices for various categories show mixed gains and firm interest in hides and rabbit skins.
A distorted market report describes the waning Wool trade with 30 bales shipped, weak competition, and cautious buyers in London and Sydney. Prices vary by grade for merino, crossbred, and fine wools while supply chains tighten, stocks linger, and demand remains uncertain until postwar conditions normalize.
garbled data from a market notice listing certificates, prices, and bond activity. mentions Commonwealth, British and Dominion Wheat, and securities buying with unclear details. includes erroneous street address hints like Pitt Street and Bydusy with no coherent figures or dates.
The article extols new and improved old time favorite garden flowers with larger blooms and brighter colors. It highlights yellow to purple hues, sturdy stems, and strong fragrance, praising easy cultivation and suitability for ground beds and walls. It lists plants such as broadflower varieties and edible herbs, urging readers to grow diverse flower and vegetable plots with reliable yields.
A fragmented discourse argues that extreme height offers advantages in visibility but burdens athletic performance. Doctors note tall men face higher consumption risk and slower quickness, while shorter rivals may outpace them in football and other activities.
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