Eranticide, the Dry Pickle Smut Pre ventive
Australian fertiliser manure brief mentions a product named Eranticide intended as a preventive for dry pickle smut.
25 Apr 1930
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 25, 1930
Page
1
Australian fertiliser manure brief mentions a product named Eranticide intended as a preventive for dry pickle smut.
A welcome rain broke a dry spell, easing conditions for farmers and growers. Registrations show light to moderate falls at several local stations including West Wyalong and nearby farms, with figures around 86 to 89 points reported on Thursday. Weather observers note the general visitation was fair and rain is expected to relieve stress on crops and pastures in coming days.
Rear Admiral Evans lauded the Australian Navy as among the world's most efficient during a reception in Parramatta. He recalled a year spent in Ata Yata as joyful and noted his wife and he grew fond of Australia. He praised young Australian sailors for their character and skill.
A farmer driving a wagon struck and killed Mr J Mader and his 18 year old son Hugo near Adelaide on Thursday evening. The collision occurred after the men had left their homes, and both victims died at the scene.
Judge Thompson admonished Mr. Kidston at Parramatta Sessions during the swearing of an appeal. Kidston defended his conduct after the judge questioned him and denied impertinence, insisting he would answer the question.
In Sydney and Richmond Main Lodge meeting scenes evidence suggests engine drivers may accept advice from their officers. A Richmond Main Lodge resolution demanding the Mineral Federation Executive’s immediate resignation was defeated by a three to one vote.
A report from Athens states the steamer Carentan sank after a boiler room explosion. Two crew members were saved. two more are missing or unaccounted for, as rescuers search the wreck in the three minute dash.
A Cairo report says the aeroplane carrying the Prince of Wales from Cairo to Khartenin crashed on the return journey. All occupants are believed dead according to the London despatch.
A loaded gun carried by a party member exploded during a run at Epping Victor, fatally wounding four year old Alphonse Asker as the charge entered his body. He died within minutes.
Sydney police reported the death of Janes Hee Bor a 67 year old Chinese national from Melbourne bound for China found drowned at Wooloomooloo Bay. A skull fracture and head wound were noted but no foul play was suspected after £81 in his possession remained untouched.
Wallder and Co announce a fortnightly market at Thureday next and West Wyalong market on Friday 9 May with 1000 fat and store sheep 25 fat and store cattle pigs and sundry items. An auction sale of salvaged stock from the Haines Gift Shop fire at West Wyalong on 20 April will feature musical instruments and assorted goods. Ungarie market run by Wallder Co and H Dryden will beheld in May offering sheep cattle and sundries plus seven draught horses and farming gear.
Cram Cimber states that one month’s notice of intent will be given to staff at the Fever Capital Commission. The document discusses conditions for recentering work and ongoing compliance with new safety rules.
Local market readers saw a wheat price quote posted on Thursday afternoon at 11. The brief item notes the given price and the time of posting without additional context or commentary.
The firm reports a fortnightly sale on Friday April 17 with low attendance for cattle. About 3 fat cows sold from good to prime, price range 0/00 to 1 Bleere Phra 1812-8. Fat cattle sold firm. store cattle scarce. Sheep: around 1200 mixed sheep including merino weather, hoggets, and pens sold at advanced rates. Stores hard to sell. consignors unwilling to accept lower offers. consignors listed: T. F. Young, H. Kalms, A. Winecombe, Ho Tindsell, A. Tennis, J.P. Soviath, JT. Roberts.
An alarming gastroenteritis outbreak hits the metropolitan area with 273 child admissions to the Children’s Hospital today. More than four percent of cases resulted in death.
The Royal Show counted six hundred ten visitors through Tuesday night. Organizers reported steady crowds, with additional attendees expected through the end of the event.
London reports claim Sir Isaac Isaacs has been offered the Governor Generalship of Australia. Officials are unsettled by the apparent breach of secrecy with Melbourne circles voicing strong disquiet. Confirmation is expected soon with plans to cut costs for Vice Regal residences in Canberra Sydney and Melbourne.
Sydney reports that the Prime Minister announced the Flinders Naval Depot will not be abolished as part of the government's retrenchment scheme.
Reported results from West Yalong Club shoot on the 19th at 300 yards include A. Menmit leading with a high score and other competitors placing in sequence. The entry details are partial due to damaged text but indicate a slate of marks across several shots.
The Federal Referendum is expected in the third week of August. Mr Scullin plans to address meetings across states urging support for his proposal.
The ALP conference readmitted Arthur Griffith after his expulsion in 1916 for advocating conscription by a 6 to 44 vote. The meeting also urged the Scullin Government to ban sheep skins export to ease unemployment and to abolish the late shopping night and the eight hour shopping week.
James Oliver 70 died after falling from the Albury express near Glenrowan. The accident was unwitnessed and occurred before he succumbed later at Wangaratta Hospital.
Tasmania's Governor is officially out of danger after passing the critical stage, marking a recovery from a serious health crisis. The announcement confirms stabilization and an ongoing recovery plan.
Lutheran Church holds service on Sunday April 27 at Ungarie followed by evening services at Wamboyne West Wyalong and other locations. Foundation laying for Tri Porie Lutheran on May 11 at 2 pm conducted by Rev. P.G. Strelan. Methodist Day of Prayer across Wamboyne Mallee Plains West Wyalong and others with Rev. Geo. BE Evans. Presbyterian charge notes fourth Sunday schedule at World Milby Tultibleeal Lake Cargelligo with Minister George Melean welcome.
FOR BASE 44 PAGS FEED OATS 10 per bag Ap ply G R BUTLER Golden Si West Wyalang.
A Crown witness was warned of death and sent a razor blade enclosed in a letter. The message relates to a case in which men are under committal and the witness may give evidence shortly.
State political and high circles expect a reduction in the basic wage from 3 shillings to 6 shillings in New South Wales with no official declaration until month end. A 3 shilling drop would lower the state railways wage bill by about £2,200,000 annually.
A social event of the West Wyatong Tennis Club will be held at the Masonic Hall with an excellent supper provided by the Gloomehasera Orchestra. The gathering is organized for gentlemen on a specified date and time.
Reports from Randwick track detail two days of racing amid mist and wind with notable wins. Phor Lap takes the St Leger at a strong pace while Nightmare wins the Melbourne Cup after a close finish. Sydney Cup goes to Gwillian as Toya Smile and Soulian place.
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