Trade Barriers Warn of War as Europe Faces Trade Bloc
A speech by AL I. Mewth warns that extreme protectionism in Central Europe and across Europe could trigger global conflict. He cites artificial fibre fears and rising world production since 1925, noting Germany’s psychology and the risk of war if access to goods and markets tightens.
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Europe
Teader
Cain
Cragier
Assoclathus
South Wales
Howe
Heath
Cette
Waberbrook
New Season Wool Clip Drives Australian Trade Outlook
Australia aims to ship 2 570 000 bales of wool this season with higher quality lines. Demand in the United States remains uncertain due to weaker apparel imports while Japan shows potential recovery. American stocks were high but consumption fell early in 1938, signaling slow progress for wool textiles in retail.
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Australia
New South Ee
United
Japan
Heath lauds German resource gains and timber growth
Mr Heath points to Germany's acquisition of 7.5 million acres of timber resources and praises Australian wheat growers. He notes Dr James Ross's London appointment, regrets it was not made three years earlier, and presents samples from dated artificial MHbre productions.
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Heath
Germany
Australia
Jamkes Ross
London
Grants to tackle pastoral problems discussed at meeting
The article reports a meeting of industrial and agricultural committees discussing additional grants to support wool and sheep farming. Proposals include funding for research, improving wool quality, and measures to address drought and pasture issues. The plan emphasizes boosting the herding industry’s productivity and economic returns.
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Neue Esis Cme
Ameerdiatiom
Die
Maresh Tin
Wool market gains speed in Japan purchases in 1955
The text notes Japan bought 755,469 bales in Australia in 1955, influencing prices more than earlier reports. It discusses artificial fibers, coal needs, and wool demand driven by trading conditions, with Australia and other countries shaping current price trends.
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Japan
Australia
Germany
Italy
America
Brisbane
When to Discontinue Feeding Sheep in Grass Pastures
The text advises continuing creep feeding as green forage freshens legume and grass sward can cause digestive upset. It warns that deference to older diet shifts helps lambs, noting that losses were greater when switchovers occurred and that certain ewes require extra care during lambing season.
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Chen
Sivas Steckesners
Thousand Sheep Bogged Down in Vague Farmland Scene
A garbled local report describes a large flock of sheep stalled in muddy fields near Morea. The text includes scattered place names and numbers, but readable facts are limited to animals and weather influenced conditions with unclear timing.
Stone Marriages Reported in Local Ceremony
A garbled wedding note records a sequence of marriages at a residence near Windetine and Fulesdene with names such as Peres and WW Huen. The fragment mentions preparations and a press bow during the wedding break-in, leaving an incomplete account of participants and outcomes.
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Peres
Fulesdene
Getanien
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