Protection efforts against pleuro pneumonia in NSW cattle
The Chief Veterinary Surgeon notes progress in protecting Tweers Lismore Casino Grafton Port Macquarie Kiama Eden and Braidwood from pleuro pneumonia. Regulations under the Stock Diseases Act require a license from a government veterinary surgeon or stock inspector before cattle move into these areas. Some cases lack licenses, risking outbreak. licenses cover early slaughter as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tweers-Lismore
Casino
Grafton
Port Macquarie
Kiama
Eden
Braidwood
Department of Agriculture
Wool Report from Sydney Wool Market and Seasonal Outlook
Wool markets show strong demand with fine wools hardening in Sydney as competition widens involving Yorkshire Continental and Japan. Lingering unsold stock in Australia, seasonal timing concerns, and planned Brisbane submissions shape the near term selling calendar through early April and a post Easter restart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsbrough, Mort & Co. Ltd
Sydney
Yorkshire
Japan
London
Bradford
Australia
Europe
Brisbane
Appeal Upheld in Woodstock Liquor Charge Case
The judge in Cowra Sessions last week upheld Frank Stupples’s appeal against a Woodstock Court conviction for carrying liquor for sale without a license. The appeal centered on questions about a nullity charge and the magistrate’s handling of a complaint and re charging. The proceedings included statements from Mr. R B Phillips and Mr. F W Berne regarding who acted as complainant and the validity of the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Phillips
Barton
Cowra
Frank Stupples
Wyangala
Woodstock Court
Bromhead
S.M
Stupples
Phillips
Wooldstock Court
F. W. Berne
Wyangrealay
Harvest record set on Bungambil Wheat Farm
Temora farmer Robert MecCrone, near Temora, reports an exceptional harvest with 62 000 bushels taken from over 2000 acres under wheat. His son Max oversees arrangements while eight field workers, six machines, and two miles of hauling delivered grain to silos in 19 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert MecCrone
Bungambil
Temora
Moe
Max
The Austin Light Six Aims for Australian Roads
The Austin Light Six Saloon offers seating for four or more, with a sturdy five cross-member chassis and a 2400 rpm six-cylinder engine. Test driver praises steering, powerful brakes, smooth gear changes, and excellent ride quality, noting strong hill-climbing ability and steady 40 to 45 mph touring speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Care
Australia
Austin Co
George George
Jin
Tno
Cen Mare
Austin
Hoy
Will
Joel Tien
Austin Light Sun
NUSJW
Mesme Larke, Hopkins & Co., Ltd
William Street
Sydney
Ronnie
Mein
National Park
Audley Dam
National Park Station
Central Western Agricultural Bureau Meeting Adopts Several Resolutions
The Agricultural Bureau at Parkes last week heard Mr. F. H. Tout urge a Commonwealth Meat Industry Council to regulate meat exports. Resolutions urged act to supervise proprietary stocks, no butter export restrictions, silo track information, special stock trains Eugowra to Cowra, reduced freight on new fruit cases, curb advertising charges at silos, bulk wheat handling efficiency with empty bulk trucks, weighbridge charges added, and curtailment of stock routes to be settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Agricultural Bureau
Parkes
F. H. Tout
M.L.C
Graziers’ Association
Ottawa
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Meat Industry Council
Meat Industry Council
Minister For Agriculture
Butter Export Board
Canberra
Railway Department
Eugowra-Cowra
Eugowra
Start Railway Department
Sil Board
Railway Commissioners
Drover Sues Grazier for Lost Cattle in Forbes Court
Jeremiah Carroll, a drover, sued John Joseph Leahy for £7 10s for droving 156 cattle at 15s a day. One night 40 head stampeded. 18 found after days of searching. Leahy manager Waldron valued missing cattle at £9 10s and held Carroll responsible. Judge Arnold ruled for Carroll with costs, stating negligence proof required. wages not offset by lost stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Arnold
P.M
Forbes Court
Jeremiah Carroll
John Joseph Leahy
Leahy
Carrol
George Waldron
Carroll
R. Meillon
Mr. Arnold
Farewell Tea for Popular Priest in West Wyalong Transfer
The Rev. Father Shannon, long a pariah priest in West Wyalong, was farewelled at a local gathering before his transfer to Murrumburrah for health reasons. A cheque over £106 and a large photo of St. Mary’s Church were presented, honoring his role in its erection. Children of Mary also contributed, and his successor, Rev. Father Carey, formerly at Goulburn, received a welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Shannon
West Wyalong
Murrumburrah
Church of St. Mary's
Shannon
Mary
Father Carey
Goulburn
Spoon Left In Liquid Boiling Fast Waste
A spoon should not be left in any pot that needs rapid boiling as it draws heat away from the liquid and can affect cooking.
Olden Day Cures Warn Against Quacks and Folklore
The piece recalls historic remedies such as live animals and animal parts used for cures and warns modern readers that doctors and chemists are the proper authorities for medicine. It also covers a court case review and farming notes, including harvest results and price struggles for wheat and sheep.
Albion Heist Target at Criterion Hotel Dates
A crime row notes a targeted heist in Albion with events at the Criterion Hotel on Thursday and Friday. The entry states a window from early morning to 5 pm and lists specific dates in April. Details on suspects or outcomes are not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YOUNG
Albion
Murram
JARAH
Criterion Hotel
Last Words Before Execution for Cermak Murder
Giuseppe Zingara was executed by electric chair for the murder of Anton Cermak, the Chicago mayor, who was shot in an assassination attempt on February 15 targeting President Roosevelt. The condemned man reportedly spoke his final words, "No afraid," and "Good-bye to all the world."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raiford
Florida
Guiseppe Zingara
Anton Cermak
Chicag
Roosevelt
Midget Calf Born Unassisted on Farm Observed by Attendants
A 16 inch calf born unaided on a farm of Messrs Hl and A in Gum Swamp Farber is among the smallest living calves on record. The calf, fed from a bucket, resisted guards as it was examined and strapped by attendants. Zingara was pronounced dead twelve minutes after electric current was turned on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Messrs. Hl
Gum Swamp
Farber
Ms 2
Zingara
Post Office Starts New Telephone Wakeup Service
A new service for telephone subscribers begins Monday allowing callers to ring the exchange to set a bell at a chosen morning hour. The charge is one penny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Is That Your Snake At The Picnic Race Meet
A noted punter tapped a girl at the enclosure on Friday and pointed to an eighteen inch brown snake at her feet asking Is that your snake The girl and companions leaped back as the snake was killed The dead reptile drew attention on the second afternoon at the Picnic Race meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yass “Courter
Nervous Passenger Tries to Calm Driver in Curious Conversation
In a tense exchange a frightened passenger urges the driver to slow at corners while the driver advises shutting eyes to avoid being scared. The dialogue reveals a wary dynamic and a warning against rapid maneuvering.
Late Mrs Campbell of Hookham in Yass District
Mrs H W Campbell of Holmwood Hookham died at Yass District Hospital on Saturday aged 74. Born Mary Saran Newham at Mt. McDonald Cowra, she lived on a Bookham property 21 years and left six children: Harry Joseph Donald, Mrs Jack Payne and Misses Olive and Fanny. Funeral by W H McIntosh at Followers of Christ cemetery Bookham officiated by Joseph Williamson. Wreaths listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yass District
H. W. Campbell
Holmwood
Hookham
Campbell
Mary Saran Newham
Mt. McDonald
Cowra
Bookham
Mesars
Harry
Joseph
Donald
Jack Payne
Olive
Fanny
W. H. McIntosh
Followers of Christ Cemetery
Joseph Williamson
Christ's Way
J. R. Armour
Alf. Armour
Alex Armour
Thos. Glover and Co
T. Kelly
Hadfield
Ted Eccles
Zeta
Dora
Linn Armour
Ruby
Rennie Hill
T. Carroll
Hill
Ernie Skillin
J. Holding
Yass “Tribune
Illicit Still Conviction in Mittagong Sees Fine for Miss Kennedy
Miss Vida Kennedy was found guilty of operating an illicit still and possessing illicit liquor in Mittagong. She received £25 fines on each charge. A further assault charge was withdrawn after she collapsed in her cell and was hospitalized under police guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittagong
Vida Kennedy
Miss Kennedy
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Binalong
Cootamundra
Yass
Marengo
Frogmore
Graham
Rye Park
Reid's Flet
Covra
Wool Report
Austin Light
Central West Conference
Drover
McCrone
Max MuCrone
J. B
R. Burgess
M.lo
Castlereagh Street
Bogrowa
Royal Standard Hotel
Mrs. Campbell
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