09 Jan 1942
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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 09, 1942
Page
1
A long, unfinished piece argues wool wealth hinges on ram quality and grazing. It notes Merino ancestry yields high clean wool, stresses animal conformation and legs for movement, and claims intelligent breeders boost profits through improved rams.
A garbled OCR item mentions a tense scene with periscopes and a figure named Ayia Slavely, implying a possible abduction or confrontation. The readable bits suggest a group or individuals involved in a remote or maritime setting, but specifics remain uncertain.
A fragmented note describes collecting ashes from burnt sawdust for cheap material. Guidance covers preparation, safety, and timing, noting moisture, dirt, and the need to gather after burning while avoiding crown charcoal. It emphasizes using ashes as a primary material, with cautions on timing and quality.
A historical farming note explains classing ewes before shearing to improve flock uniformity and profitability. It outlines three groups: top lines of large framed woolly ewes, mid range ewes, and culls. Emphasizes selecting for type, fleece quality, and future use in breeding or sale.
A fragmentary report discusses world wool trade, US purchases of Australian wool, and ample stocks held by the Defense Supplies Corporation. It cites projected Australian production and domestic clips, with NSW and Queensland outputs estimated for the period through June, noting ongoing shipments and port advantages for supplies.
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