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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
7
Under ministry supervision, farmers discuss drought lessons and autumn forecasts in Wisconsin. The note outlines new cooperative methods, labor concerns, and long term fertilizer and seed strategies. It highlights potential funding, anticipated weather impacts, and the push for group planting plans to mitigate risks.
The article reports on wool valuation experiments using Merino lambs and F sections, detailing the evaluation method, classes of wool, and pricing outcomes. It notes that Border Leicester and Lincoln wool show value advantages, with emphasis on testing methods and the impact of pasture and handling on fleece quality and market value.
A fragmentary note from the agricultural department discusses engine lubrication and maintenance. It describes risks of overheating and poor ignition, signs of oil deterioration, and proposed methods like splash lubrication and crankcase draining. It references widespread manufacturer guidance and emphasizes fresh oil replacement to improve engine reliability.
A long testimonial touts Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and kidney trouble. Mrs W Pullbrook of Wellington reports years of pain eased after using Doan's pills, praising their effects and urging readers to obtain genuine Doan's from Post er-McCalla.
A garbled notice touts an optical event by a Sydney gentleman named Clarence Ert, claiming high expertise and best possible views. It advertises a demonstration at the Royal Hotel Nellington on Friday July 4 from 9 am to 8 pm, urging attendees to witness superior optics.
The report outlines heavy rains delaying early workers clips and potential union concerns for wagon transport. It notes market activity in wool, price ranges, and expected show cancellations, with mentions of stock movements, ship schedules, and tentative resumption of Allied wool markets in Europe and Australia.
A fragmentary account from 19th or early 20th century sources describes Miss Hayes and others rescuing worn horses from slaughter. A horse and driver charity, aided by Mrs Hayes and supporters, buys aging animals to spare them, amid war and public concern over horse use and welfare.
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