Co-Operative Control of Dairy Produce Plan Outlined
A new proposal to empower dairy producers through a cooperative body with statutory powers, overseen by a central organization and ministerial oversight, aims to standardize butter production, raise producer returns, and reduce consumer margins. It discusses prewar price dynamics, Britain’s demand, and Denmark style cooperation as a model, with an emphasis on producer control and fair government supervision.
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Dairy Produce Pool
Peopl
An Tugan
Givarom Estate Federation
Ita
Brand
Tell
Kreat
Stirling Taylor
Burest of Commerce and Industry
Customs Department
Hosaly
Twi
Brady
Lsbour
Prrmary
Australia
Dethce
London
Great Britain
Denmark
France
England
Britain
Dairy Produce Pool Committee
Xchence
Australian butter standardisation aims to match Danish system
A parliamentary speech argues for voluntary producer control to standardize dairy production and marketing, adopting a Danish style export brand and agency support in England. It proposes a government framework to license brands, supply factories, finance storage and improvements, inspect and regulate, and place skilled staff, with farm producer cooperation as essential.
Cooperative movement urged for producers in hair industry
A Melbourne speech on June 1919 argues for producer cooperatives to empower primary producers, suggesting government support may be needed for implementation, with aim to increase returns and extend cooperative principles to other sectors. Emphasizes direct representation, mediation, and fair control of industry.
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Denmark
Fuller
Sunny Wars
Melbourne
Untapped Gulf Districts Could Transform Northern Australia
The Acting Premier of Queensland advocates developing the Gulf Districts for wool meat butter and beef. railways and ports would unlock a vast mineral belt. The Barclay Tableland and Gulf rivers show year round flow with plains of fertile land. Mount Oxide copper mine near Dabbyn illustrates potential gains from improved access.
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Australia
Perth
Gulf of Caredentaria
Queensland
Gulf
Commonwealth and Queen
Niding
Mount Oxide
Dabbyn
Gulf Districts
Queensland Territory
Barclay
Gregory
Beames
Multisided Property Prospect in Western Australia
A detailed proposition describes a large colonial estate of about 800 acres with oak, banksia and jarrah, suitable for dairying and sheep, orchard and gardening. It includes jarrah homes, stores, tanks, mill, machinery, and transport gear. price £2750 for the whole or division. Inspection arranged by Cecil Dents and Charles Sommers at Warwick Street and George's Terrace, Perth.
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Wiebw
Albany
Cecil Dents
Charles Sommers
Warwick ST
George's Terrace
Perth
Agriculture potential of Western Australia’s Northern lands
A reader notes the success of Oliver Smith in the Beames district with sheep and crops, aided by river water, proving the vast farming possibilities there. The writer asks if Western Australia’s northern lands could yield similar economic value discoveries as those made in the Gulf country and the Barclay tableland.
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Oliver Smith
Western Australia
Gulf Country
Barclay Tableland
Interesting Notes on Agriculture and Drought Resistant Sheep
The Government plans an Agricultural College in this State with site considerations in the Eastern districts and potential use of Avondale farm for temporary buildings. Observations cover drought resistant Karukel Sheep from German South West Africa, lamb value, and a note on a waterless living antelope from Sahara travel accounts. Tick clearing near Toowoomba shows progress, while wheat variety tests at Longerenong Vic compare Gallipoli and Federation crosses with yields around 40 bushels per acre, indicating small tests predict commercial potential.
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Agricultural College
Avondale
Asia
South West Africa
Whimper
Sahara
Longueriong
Vic
Gallipoli
Federation
Federation Bobs
Graham
Yandilla King
Major
The Height of Trees Mod Methods Described
A fragmentary text outlines a crude measurement method using a clear day and a level bubble to assess tree height. It describes positioning an object to form a triangle with the tree top, then calculating height from a base distance, with an example totaling 166 ft 6 in.
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Cortes
Tamale
Keep the Home Fires Burning Telegrams
Moses and Aaron were business partners. Aaron left for the army and received telegrams reporting business burned out with insurance. Moses asked what to do and Aaron replied Keep the home fires burning, prompting a further telegram asking for guidance on insurance and business continuation.
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Moses
Aaron
Odd Kitchen 'Hints' and Cookery Tips From a Fragment
A fragmentary collection of household hints. The text covers substitutions for eggs and hints on boiling bones, apples, and cabbage. It mentions measurements and kitchen tools such as teaspoons and tablespoons, with scattered guidance on preparing sauces and pulp.
AW English Plum Pudding Recipe Contributory Prize
A weathered recipe describes an English plum pudding with ingredients such as bread crumbs brown sugar grated orange zest flour and eggs. It specifies mixing with brandy and fruit then steaming or boiling to yield about six pounds, noting a six hour boil and careful watch during cooking.
What Other Women Have Found Out About Home Care
Practical domestic tips appear in this fragmented notice offering guidance on remedies for pests with turpentine and ammonia, foot care routines, crocheting efficiency, and mending habits. The text reads like a household advisory column with step by step instructions and quick fixes for common chores and wear.
Private capital to lead Gascoyne irrigation push
Private enterprise may take the lead in intensive irrigation cultivation on the Gascoyne. Rumors say Sydney capitalists are showing interest in the project, signaling a potential government partnership or funding to boost development efforts.
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Gascoyne
Sydney
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Red Bank
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Cuming Smith
Mt. Lyell
Viking House
Australis
Sam
Commonwealth Bank
Troomld Isauo Wll
Harry Holtzman
Bunbury
Naill
Banksia
Jarrah
Part
Heldon
Toowoomba
Jasens
Bod Ling
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