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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
7
The article discusses the cost of dirt in stockkeeping, arguing that cleanliness in cattle sheds and stables prevents infections and improves livestock welfare. It cites audits of housing structures, outbreaks of disease, and the value of sanitation over vaccines, urging dairy and sheep owners to adopt cleaner practices to protect health and finances.
A veterinary review warns that castor oil beans are dangerous to feed to stock. The text describes the beans as oval with mottling and a laxative toxin rivin, noting some beans or treated seeds may be unsafe. It urges immediate veterinary contact if ingestion occurs and advises withholding the beans entirely.
A tangled discussion on keeping boys on farms and valuing farming as a livelihood. It critiques interwar farming literature, notes cross national views from New South Wales to America, and argues farming offers dignity and elemental purpose versus city clerk work. The piece hints at cultural attitudes and the need to make farming appealing to youth.
A reflective piece urges farm families to educate boys through practical farming tasks and reading. It emphasizes self-improvement, responsibility, and earning value on the farm, citing the Bureau of Agriculture guidance and community standards for industrious youth engaged in country life.
A public notice recommends self sufficiency through domestic farming. It references a pamphlet titled The United States Own Vegetables and Elizabethan agriculture guidance. The pamphlet explains simple steps to cultivate land, urging households to grow their own produce and reduce dependence on outside supplies.
Winehcombe Carson reports a drought relief turn in the pastoral sector with higher wool prices for French and Italian buyers amid renewed trade activity. Government schemes are urged to aid farmers, while drought recovery and cattle stock revival shape prospects for the coming months.
J F Carvath placed a request for a suiky at the first print location Sinera at the ast Wellington Bhow opposite the post office. The address given is Opp Post Office with related ordering details.
The article extols Contauroa Cyanue and other plants with white, mauve, purple and yellow flowers, praising their fragrance and elegance. It notes how the flowering stock reaches four feet, producing long stems and abundant blossoms, with a range of ornamentals and bulbs listed among the offerings.
A New Zealand introduced vegetable variety named Aralun Veu-Thin grows to about two and a half feet with deep green foliage and large pods. Each pod holds ten peas with strong flavor, retaining color for days, suitable for private gardeners and market gardeners. other varieties include Stratagem Yorkshire, Delinnve, Australind, Richard Seddon.
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