01 Aug 1941
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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1941
Page
1
The text outlines commonsense steps to cut infection risk in wool processing. It stresses thorough cleaning of the shearing board with carbolic solution, regular disinfection of pens and races, and spraying areas to prevent disease. It warns against dust from machinery and rotting shanks and lambs near sheds, and urges antiseptic swabs and clean swabs for immediate use.
Lord Halifax outlines Britain’s aims in a wartime public speech. He defends free speech and free expression within law while stressing the need to resist Hilder’s “new order” and to promote prosperity and victory. The world faces a future shaped by collective effort and democratic values.
A dated survey discusses wool and yarn production in postwar Britain, noting large stock levels and shifts in export patterns. It cites 1,590,006 bales of wool produced and a Commonwealth pasture figure around 139,106,000, with a peak clip near 2,538,000 tons and a rise in stock volumes influencing export trends.
Instructions describe maintaining a dip vat using kerosene fuel to create a seal and using a wire handle to operate a smoothed scoop. Periodic cleaning prevents sludge buildup and evaporation effects, with a white mark indicating fill level and water added before dipping to restore correct level.
Three boys recount a scene about a house with a steeple and a mortgage. One claims his father forces a bald house with a mortgage, leading to a baffling exchange about property and pride.
In the ewe flock, uniformity and body condition guide classing and mating choices. Select ewes with even type and solid growth, aiming for top ranks. mid-tier ewes are kept separate for later use. inferior or wrinkled ewes are rejected or catted as needed to maintain overall quality. Fattening and reuse of older ewes follow the same selection logic.
The article discusses various animal diseases and lung worm infections affecting livestock. It covers transmission, symptoms like coughing and breathing trouble, and mentions treatments and the need for purging and careful care.
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