Fragmented Notes on Coal, Markets, and Oddities From Commonwealth Archive
Fragmented OCR text covers coal reserves estimates and export questions, shipping rates and Australia demand, plus scattered passages about German threats, a dog breeder, and diary fragments. Named entities include Australia, Attica, New South Wales, Commonwealth, and various references to ministers and markets. The piece blends economic inquiry with unrelated anecdotes and verse fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eterinly Endaaroering
al Gobing
Gotan
Anna
Commonwealth
Australia
Rieraan
Ustralia
Vranaport
Soria
Brahmin Cross Breeding Trends and Beef Quality Claims
The fragment discusses Brahmin cross breeding aimed at hardiness and meat quality, noting perceptions of udder merit and the potential impact on beef produced by British stock. It critiques long-legged conformation and hints at preferences for certain lighter-honed breeds affecting trade popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emehy
Breeding Half Breeds Between Brahmin and British Cattle
Notes discuss crossbreeding Brahmin with British cattle to create half breeds for better qualities. The author explores feasibility and potential political context behind adopting such breeding, including mating two half breeds and streamlining diet. Emphasis on future solutions and implications for cattle breeding strategies.
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Cros
Pete Coca
Utlosieg
Wests
Salaimeabie
Motor world notes 450 KEws from the BAOQ against biversion
Motor world discusses 450 KEws from the BAOQ opposing biversion, noting states debating constitutional amendments on highway revenues. Len King of RACQ cites 21 states with protection, praising road funding for safety patrols and schools, while warning drivers to respect the road rules. Damages in accidents and ignition issues are touched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor World
USA
United States
Len King
RACQ
Union
Cours
RACG
Manger Racq
Sydney
Global rubber production estimates by region and year
The report estimates natural rubber production by country including Indonesia with 673,000 tons and Malaya at 85000 tons, plus Ceylon 195,000 tons and Thailand 160,000 tons, with the United States listed at 23,000 tons and Canada at 79,000 tons for consumption and synthetic rubber considered separately. notes that Soviet Russia production is not included and British, French, and German consumption figures are given.
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Tolonesia
Malaya
Ceylon
Thailand
Cambodia
Sratte Rubber
United Sistas Nea
Canada
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Ashton & Parsons
Phosferine Everey
Lifebady
Matheoia
Tor Wa
Daisy
Tandal
Daisy Bel
Darling
Aerictto
My ‘Eee Omalie
Aioe
Kentish
Dar Gurcher
Eacsowng Experience
Bush.walker
P.K
Lek
Mewilliam
Rae Es
Pat Vay
Phillips
Phillips Wilk
Magmesia
Worth
Queensland
E. Markham
Amalre
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