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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 13, 1933
Page
10
An early 20th century style advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a proper safe remedy to improve blood and body functions. It promises health benefits from a half teaspoonful in hot water each morning before breakfast. The copy emphasizes restoring strength and overall wellness.
The article extols the Shorthorn breed as superior for pasture, highlighting years of breeder experimentation and advertising. It cites Mr. James White of Edinglassie praising Brunette Downs bullocks that traveled 1000 miles by road and 700 miles by train, with 142 deaths, as evidence of resilient, natural-conditions rearing. It notes recent shipments of chilled beef boosting breeder faith and the market, while urging breeders to publicize these successes for national prosperity.
A letter from Harold M. Ford of the Clyde Navigation Trust to Sir Edward Moncrieff notes rising Glasgow Australia trade. Trade grew from 2 to 43 vessels and Australian imports from 44,009 to 115,000 tons annually. Alfred Holt & Co. will deploy eleven refrigerated ships to Glasgow next year to haul apples, butter, meat, cheese, and canned fruits, with plans for further Clan, Shire, and Federated lines.
A critique of postwar policy argues rehabilitation of industry is impossible while Australia remains in debt. It links overseas borrowings to inflation and war costs, warns against continuing to live beyond income, and shows that reducing taxation would not fix the debt crisis. The piece compares Allied financing of WWI to current fiscal strain and calls for prudent measures over inflationary fixes.
A state led survey to combat buffalory pests in the Northern region proceeds after Commonwealth funding was declined. Veterinary Officer W. C. Ohman and experts F. H. Roberts and stock inspectors will lead field work using three cars while the state covers half equipment and motor costs.
Acting agents for Queensland note a shipment of frozen egg pulp aboard the Moldavia draws strong interest from Commonwealth and state representatives. Expansion of UK trade and competition with Chinese products prompts serious consideration of securing a market for Australian egg pulp, with price yet to be determined. UK imports in 1931 included 764000 cwt squid and eggs from China and 10000 cwt from others, with declared value 63 shillings per cwt.
Fragmentary text accuses the Premier of neglecting national interests to protect his party and jobs. It argues that if he knows the risks and continues as before, he is unfit for office or betraying the country to save his party.
The passage extols Hereford cattle as immune to tuberculin disease and superior to other breeds. It notes their hardiness, high calf viability, and positive impact on branding quality. Numerous buyers and breeders across Queensland and New South Wales purchase bulls for stations and herds, signaling widespread demand and cross-border activity.
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