Use of salt as sheep feed stated by Longworth
Sydney Morning Herald reports Mr. Longworth describing salt in fodder mixes for sheep over 22 years. He claims sheep eat safe salt percentages in open paddocks, with 3 to 40 percent salt depending on roughage, and warns of bloating and wool loss if misfed. Water with salt is said acceptable if salt content kept careful.
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Tate
Queensland
Dunstan
Sind
Norther, N.&.w
Charleville
Pep Ekeieice
Charteville
Tor Pon
Sheen
Wits
Trongtia
Longworth
Hilver Head
Tony Tech
Lemworth
Sydney
Morning Herald
Plane production move planned for Detroit assembly plants
The Defence Commission and Army Air Corps propose consolidating assembly plants in Detroit to produce bombers for Anglo American coordination. Mr. Ford indicated it would take several months to ramp up production at five Rouge plants before fulfilling orders.
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Detroit
Te Defence Commission
Army Air Corps
Food
Wool clip prospects and wartime apparel demand discussed
The article reviews wool production in New South Wales and parts of Queensland, noting drought and dry growing periods affect the 1941 shearing. It highlights wartime needs for artificial fibers and apparel, price pressures on silk and hosiery, and the impact on sheep yields with the 1939/40 clip averaging 31 pounds per grown sheep as a notable example.
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New South Wales
Cavensland
Wool imports shift to scoured fiber in Australia
Merchants report increased scouring in wool shipments to Australia after British government discussions. The Wool Selling Brokers Association pressed clients to adopt the change where feasible, avoiding rushed scouring facilities. Shipping weight drops about 1 percent inland and 2 percent abroad, reducing space needed on voyages.
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Australia
Merchante
Spain
Times Guarantees Satisfaction with Job Printing
The Times assures complete satisfaction on all job printing tasks. The note emphasizes reliable quality and prompt service for customers seeking printed materials.
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The
Times
New Drench Discovery Aids Queensland Stock
Research officers from the Department of Agriculture and Stock announce a new phenothiazine drench effective against a worm in wheat stock. Minister TUMy notes limited previous supplies but Imperial Chemical Industries Australia and New Zealand secured a small consignment. Local sales through the company agent with potential price reductions as demand grows. Dosage inquiries to the Director of Veterinary Services.
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T Department of Agriculture
Tumy
Buleork
Tul
Wee Bee Mtn
Yeerongpilly
Australia
Imperial Chemical Indnatzien
New Zealand
Queensland
Veterinary Services
Wave Hill Wireless Station to close in wartime efficiency drive
The Postal Department moves to close its Wave Hill wireless station in the Northern Territory as part of wartime economy. The station, established 15 years ago, will have its equipment sold through tender.
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Wave Hil
Northern Territory
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Sten Rekead
Charleville Show
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Poly
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