Farmers and Co operation in the modern age
The article extols co operation as a driver of lower production costs and stronger farmer economies. It traces the South Australian Farmers Cooperative Society as a model, detailing initial scepticism, volunteer efforts by farmer organizers, early profits, and gradual expansion into storage, distribution, and tri weekly auctions. It notes past fraud by city agents and the society’s shift from brokerage to broader wholesale services, aiding farmers with a wide range of needs from cereals to hardware and even vehicles.
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South Australian Farmers’ Cooperative Society
Wea
Fretom
Itson
Teh
Seply
Epsee
Co operation and agricultural bureaux for farmers prospects
Russell Fraser argues for stronger farmer co operation in New Zealand Victoria and South Australia. He highlights provincial societies consolidation toward state wide systems and advocates agricultural bureaux supplying seeds samples statistics and exchange of experiences to boost productivity and profits.
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New Zealand
Victoria
Neweland
Sretrala
South Australia
New York
North American
State Agricultural Department
Fat Cattle Demand Rises Amid Scarce Supplies
Fat cattle remain scarce and dearer with second quality selling fairly, while plain station cattle are easier. Few store cattle change hands due to paddock shortages for fattening. Wool prices drop from London surprise south west growers as prices firm for lucerne and feed crops. Pigs fetch high prices in this area and stores steady for breakfast stock.
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London
England
Lucerne Fi ‘Ag
Beioe
The Bowlers Trip Sparks Townsville Town News
Readers report the Townsville rally and a Cairns led water dispute as the group tours a coastal area. Mischief abounds with vanished flags and playful renovations while hotel incidents and a humorous pony tale surface, hinting at a return visit next September.
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Townsville
Cairns
O Wr
Sam
Jerry
Nellie
Britain Ends Household Coal Rationing After June Declared
London reports rationing of household coal ends after Monday. Pithead price control ends though wholesale and retail control cease with profiteering precautions. Dealers urged to stock up for summer while householders cut smoke, export and bunkering coal control continues.
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London
North region described as splendid season by minister
Brisbane on June 7 the Assistant Minister for Justice Mr Mullan described a splendid season across the North and North West noting the department offices were examined and the State from Townsville to the Northern Territory was booming like a garden.
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Brisbane
Justioce
Mr. Mullan
North
North West
Mullan
Tomnawille
Northern Territory
Fire at Cranwell Aerodrome Destroys Hangars
A blaze at Cranwell aerodrome in London on June 7 destroyed the hangars of 1M aeroplane. Authorities reported no further damage or injuries as firefighters contained the fire. A military air base official noted initial investigations into the cause.
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London
Cranwell Aerodrome
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