Crop Rotation for Wheat Areas and Soil Health
The article weighs rotation options for wheat belts noting no single crop fits all needs. It endorses wheat alternating with fallow, plus rape, barley, oats, and occasionally root crops, to conserve moisture, restore humus, and feed sheep. It highlights Cowra experiments showing higher yields with rotation and stresses careful planning to avoid soil depletion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theaa
Newt
Carley
Intge Port Yona
Cowra
Warnings on timber scarcity and call for tree planting in Wellington region
A regional appeal urges Wellington district landholders to stop ringbarking forests and actively plant native timbers. The writer notes widespread loss of cypress pine and other valuable woods, contrasts Australia’s timber practices with overseas conservation, and urges immediate planting to secure future timber and land values. The piece highlights local vandalism, looming shortages, and proposes roadside and Show Ground planting along Macquarie and Cobborine routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Wellington
America
South Africa
Rinkbarker
Wellington Show Ground
Macquarie Shire
Cobbore
Macquarie Bridge
Monteflores
Make Your Own Cough and Flu Mixture Save Money
Fragmented ad style text promises a DIY cough and flu mixture called HEENZO. It instructs to add water, supply directions, and claims significant cost savings versus ordinary remedies, with references to a penny price and limited availability at chemists and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henze
The Japanese Iris in Bearded Iris Group Cultivation
A garden article describes growing Giant Japanese Iris on sloped plots near ponds, detailing soil, drainage, and compost needs. It notes iris varieties, flowering heights of two to three feet, color range, and blooming from July to August with rhizome propagation and careful water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Macquarie
Guillardia
Godetia
Helichrysum
Kochia
The Vegetable Garden. John Baer Toma
Thin early variety recently introduced here to maintain popularity one of the good early sorts. The fruit, under congenial conditions, will average about 6 ounces in weight, bright red and smooth, ripening evenly. Bruite of John Baer seldom crack and do not accord well with some varieties. They carry well and have good flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baer
In Memoriam Notice Advertising Rates Displayed
Advertisement shows charges for in Memoriam notices at four shillings and threepence per line, with about five words per line. Prepayment required and an account system mentioned, indicating advance payment policies.
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Holbrook
Vulcan
Wilson Brothers
Uae
Indeer
Ieee
Wunderlich Limited
Comes of Segre
Wunderlich
Crttines & Lintvos
Western Stores, Ltd
John Haig
Kye John Haig
Tooheys Ltd
Lucerne
Moat Wheat
Wade
Mieces
Pitt, Bon & Bad
Gery, Ltd
Pitt, Son & Badgery, Limited
SMEEP
Sydney
Clight
Alaturn
Musare
W. G Douginie Limited
Povesux St
Sydnez
Wortis
Munl
Pountain
Milla and
Mosera W.C. Douglass Ltd
Sydney Morning Harald
Daily Telegraph
Evening News
Reet
Tooth
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