27 Feb 1942
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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 27, 1942
Page
1
Advice to sheep owners and drencher manufacturers on conserving medicines and using specific mixtures for stomach and nodular worms. Recommends liver pinke carbon tetrachloride, limestone arsenic, phenothiazine, and various arsenite solutions with dosage guidance and hospitalization for nonresponsive flocks to prevent spread.
A historic fragment discusses primary producers in Queensland, urging support for taxation provisions and income averaging to protect farmers. It depicts political maneuvering by the Queensland Country Party aiming to secure representation and influence in the state governing body, with emphasis on the needs of primary producers and electoral strategy.
Boston correspondent reports wool demand in the United States remains tied to government price controls and reserve stocks. Despite wartime strains and shipping constraints, Australian wool finds steady buying, with buyers favoring Australian origin for garments and labors.
Commercial America reports 1941 wool consumption rising faster than production, with November stocks around 3,090,000 bales and imports lagging. Domestic price controls and government actions are shaping futures, while U S and Britain could influence global wool prices as major buyers. Australian production remains uneven, with regional deficits noted in New South Wales and Queensland.
A shaky report from Sydney notes confusion over a national sheep show, with Ananelation and local sellers seeking a suitable date. The sale could occur at a wool store or country center such as Dubbo or Contamina, reflecting uncertain plans and venue options.
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