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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1942
Page
6
Antone faces prosecution for trespassing on Mayne property as authorities pursue legal action. The incident details appear in local records with reference to Tales46 and Kangtarey 16/0.
A garbled report discusses wool appraisals and projected prices, noting a target bale value around 81.000, with expectations on final cones and imports. It mentions government price support, autumn wool availability, and varying regional responses while stressing a reduction in output and supply concerns.
An odd line of text lists names and figures tied to a 1941 event with scattered references to Walwsutiin Earl Byaney and Colonel G Mollatardy. The fragment mentions Pal and Pal, Stackwal, Choy, and various numbers, hinting at a ledger or appraisal record and a range of listed items and owners. The damaged OCR yields unclear relations and multiple misread terms, but preserves a sense of a dated, composite inventory.
The report outlines a labor shortage affecting shearing in multiple Australian regions. It notes migration of shearers from New South Wales and Victoria, government measures, and fixed dates in shedding schedules to prevent idle periods. Estimates 10,000,000 sheep in Western Australia and 5,000 to assist Queensland in spring subsidies.
A historical notice discusses debris dust as a method to combat cabbage aphids and other pests in cultivation. It details arsenate dust use, timing from planting to harvest, and safety steps for applying powders to protect crops and reduce infestation.
A fragmented report describes a Flemington sale with cattle pieces and tote values. Mentions prices around 1,080 and 32 percent, with references to Lambe Peter and other owners, plus notes on quality and quantity of stock and an increase in plain and medium quality items.
A fragmentary note from Marten Atragh Booromis mentions EMILY MAUD BINNS and a publication associated with Burrows News in New South Wales. The readable text is limited and lacks clear dates or further details.
A garden column offers pruning tips for dormant shrubs vines and perennials, stressing mild periods for shaping and encouraging vigorous growth. It highlights planting of Peruvian Lilies Blue Cockade and Henrietta Queen blossoms, bulb care, and the value of winter interest through hardy flowering varieties and proper soil preparation.
Fragmented OCR text describes cattle sale details with pricing, yarding quality, and market conditions. Mentions buyers, suppliers, and competition dynamics, but many words are garbled, hindering precise entities or figures. Overall impression centers on a livestock auction with variable quality and pricing.
A note states a $300 bounty was offered for an item not recovered, with a reward also for two airguns. The text claims a man was found by two boys and details of the involved money and rewards are given, as conveyed by a local paper.
Prewar fruit tree sale advertises varieties such as apple almond apricot nectarines and Japanese plum with low prices and free catalogs. It urges readers to write for catalogs and pricing, mentioning limited stock and quality trees available.
A fragmented OCR snippet references LC Shepherd and Son Ltd with Sydney postal box details GPO and a Melbourne style address line. The readable text alludes to a business notice or inquiry from a Melbourne area entity with boxed P.O. details.
Experiments show barley grain yields low protein and may suit dairy cattle in rations with protein supplements. Barley possibly favored during fall for appetite and production, though other cereals need additional protein sources like peanut meal or gluten feed to balance intake.
A brief entry records an improvement plan tied to AUDA with mention of early July dates. The note identifies progress steps and involved parties, highlighting the ongoing work and expected outcomes without detailing specifics.
Article discusses large scale use of women in national service and war support across Australia. It highlights objections to employing women, mentions accommodation and physical strength concerns, and notes roles in farming, hospitality, home front work, and auxiliary duties to aid war supply and civilian needs.
A dairyman in a rural district was fined 15 pounds following a court hearing. The case cited harsh interest and a questionable loan to a former employee after military service concluded. The defendant, Thom von of Waleoours, denied wrongdoing and claimed the affair involved a separate party.
Rabbit skins market weakens as prices fall from 26d to 87d per pound amid higher import duties and uncertain demand. Reports from Winchcombe Caron Ltd note lower quality skins selling at 40s to 67s, with best fox skins fetching around 4s 6d per skin as traders report cautious buying in a quiet Sydney market.
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