10 Jul 1942
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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 10, 1942
Page
1
A historical note urges careful handling and hygiene to reduce sheep illness. It emphasizes organized practices, clean equipment, and covering woolly sheep during unsettled weather. Preventing urine exposure and timely sheltering are highlighted as key steps to cut losses from jossery and disease.
Western graziers press for a continuous inland railway from Blackall to Charterville to connect with Melbourne via Cuthbert and Bourke. They seek construction of lines to Roarke and Cum Pamala and a ready supply road between Blackall and Charterville to sustain heavy traffic and defend inland communications. A recent Mackall branch meeting urged joint government action.
Fragmented OCR text discusses stock disease costs and implied financial impacts on owners. It mentions energy, maintenance, and supply concerns with unclear details. The piece is damaged, limiting a precise summary with concrete facts or entities.
The article discusses prospects for Australias wool industry amid drought, pastoral conditions, and potential price effects. It notes a large Australian clip, market implications for wool weight per sheep, and the wartime sale provision allowing sale of Australian wools to fund war efforts. It cites purchase valuation near £225,000,000 and mentions labour, equipment, and cost considerations for sheepowners adapting to machinery needs.
Growers scramble to obtain vegetable seedlings as a shortage of Silver Mart persists. Farmers explore alternatives like drum and other varieties while suppliers warn of limited stock and ongoing demand.
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