Wool Situation War Impact on Wool Trade and Exports
Exports from Argentina and Uruguay fell about 33 percent in 1928 to 60 million pounds from October to December. UK purchase schemes aid Australian clip approvals, with Australia producing over 2.3 million bales in 1937/38. NSW led a rise in wool output, while exchange rates hinder world trade and German demand shifts. British controls push expansion in mill product exports, hoping to reclaim prewar markets and maintain global wool use.
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Hollers
Urug
Europe
Australie
New South Wales
Etul
Great Britain
Germany
United Kingdom
Asia
South America
Ahe
Young Animals and Strangles Disease Action
A garbled report discusses an infectious disease in young animals, termed Strangles, with upper airway inflammation, fever, nasal discharge, and possible abscesses. It notes two forms, mild and severe, and mentions treatment attempts, feed and yard hygiene, and isolation. Names, dates, and concrete locations are unreadable.
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Courne
Wool and Shipping in wartime Australia market pressures
The document discusses Australian wool supply and shipping during wartime, noting samples, prices, and appraisal rates, with emphasis on exports to Britain. It analyzes volume, competition, and the impact of neutral slip systems on the clip, predicting demand and pricing under wartime constraints.
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Austalia
Batral
Great Britain
Gatage Avielag
Hales
Une
Australan
Staten
Miltinen
Armerien
Yacehanedt
Ini Bates
Kare Yao
Mometary
Sydney
Tly
Ye Beal
WINN
Riylahanie
Nitty
Lev Tales
Whachcombe
Carson Lid
Winchcombe
Carson
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Eagle Street
Brisbane
St — Charen
Use of Dipping Fluids Arsenic Base Favoured
A historic note discusses dipping fluids based on arsenic for cattle protection, describing government control, application methods, and safety concerns. It explains solutions, quantities per 40 gallons, chemical reactions when boiled, and precautions to keep containers air-tight to preserve potency and safety.
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Bebe
Treatment of abscesses in veterinary practice and prevention
The article outlines abscess development in animals and advises early cooling and drainage, cautions against early interference, and stresses nursing care. It notes that keeping the wound open until discharge ceases, and using preventive measures such as vaccination and veterinary care, are essential for recovery.
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Eucefal
Commonwealth
Interythi
Thos
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