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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1937
Page
4
The document describes bye products from meatworks including pica as footsinit or fertilizer, and bone meal, blood meal, and meat meal as protein and phosphorus sources. It notes nitrogen and phosphoric acid ranges, uses for stock grazing, and required steam heat processing at 230 deg F for safety, from animals slaughtered for human consumption.
Harry Findlay aged 40, a sawyer of Charles Street Petersham, was killed at an Annandale timber mill while cutting green timber with a circular saw. A timber chip struck his chest near the heart and another pierced his cheek. a doctor arrived too late.
In Queensland the government moves to eradicate spineless prickly pear sold as fodder. Landholders must keep land free of the plant or destroy it, with penalties including forfeiture or destruction costs. Experts warn spineless varieties may revert to spines and harm land, while cactoblastia risks remain a threat.
The report notes very poor attendance at a Rexalia weekend game with start times of 2 30 p m in winter and late starts causing play to extend into darkness. Names such as Humphreys, Grine, Oorman, Austin, Barnett, Fittagerald, Arthur, East and visitors are listed alongside scores and attendance figures. Vice-president EK H East welcomed Barron of West Toowoomba Club during afternoon tea as players and officials reflected on the turnout and delayed start effects.
Competitions to commence in July with early games and a clock donation. A handicap and several matches are reported, including Miss Hines defeating Mrs Smith 26 to 15, and others: Mrs Brecker with Mrs Grice zi v, Mrs Cardelis 2, vs Espie and Auer 13, Love 22, Hoare 17, Bracker 26, Williams 24.
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