08 Apr 1931
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Newspaper
Burra Record
Location
Burra, South Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 08, 1931
Page
1
The article discusses efficient lambing strategies, noting eight weeks is sufficient for mating, ewes cycle every 17 days, and protracted lambing is unprofitable. It recommends 2 to 3 percent rams depending on paddock size, with an average utilization around 29 percent, plus the benefit of yarding ewes during mating to boost lambing outcomes.
A fragmented editorial raises a question on creating a day of prayer for Australian farmers after American approval. It debates whether leaders like Scullin Bill or Butler will bless the move, contrasts prayers for farmers with prayers for other peril, and urges justice through parliament rather than ritual.
Producers in Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia and Tastidnis meet at Wages and Armidale rally behind a Provisional Government for 100000 square miles named New Engiems. The movement seeks local self-government, federal representation, and a remodelling of state parliaments to curb Sydney dominated politics.
A 1920 article reprinted argues that God set natural limits to harvests and markets and that farmers must rely on themselves, not tariffs or subsidies. It warns prayers for farmers are useless without collective action and questions rulers and vested interests who sway farm fortunes.
Minutes detail tendered absence apology from Dr. Warner, contract work near Kemp, land tax appeal, and draft by law changes. Includes fire controller consent, crew of two fire carts, stockowners expenses, land allotments, rates, tenders, road works, and bank placements.
The text outlines a proto democratic doctrine stressing patriotism, national solidarity, and the fusion of liberty with law. It argues for a wise autocracy at the helm, positing true democracy as compatible with strong central authority and legal fidelity, while condemning mere license without law.
A grimy crowd gathered in a dim Salvation Army hall for a night of songs and grand opera. The loudest moment came when a famed tenor Paul Brandson名称, heard singing outside pubs, caused a terrified waif to flee the hall in fear and coughing fits followed.
An old district newspaper urges unity to protect wheat as the district’s livelihood. It warns that low prices threaten farmers, bankers, merchants, and editors, urging city buyers to support profitable prices and defend local production and prosperity. A local business figure notes a reuse of old razor strop binders for sharpening tools, without guarantees.
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