Merino Embargo Debated at Longreach Annual Meeting
Auerasi and Merino stud breeders opposed continuing the merino export embargo at their Longreach meeting. They debated another referendum on the embargo stance, noting dwindling raw wool and meat markets, radii relations and artificial fattener limits. Speakers urged ending the embargo to salvage breeding and export opportunities.
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Auerasi and Merino Stud Sheer Breeders” Association
Mp 16
Longreach
ZU. Nantes
Ruantrien
WG Brown
Caine
Nannns
Cecil Lack
M. Murdoch
D Archer
Australia
Bir
Banke
Aeain
Automatic Siren Device Claims Broad Utility and Hurdles
A historical note describes a device called automatic siren that can attach to a home or car and trigger upon tampering. Inventor Bay Tanale explains the mechanism and the aim to provide painless, instant alerts, with claims of wide use and potential farmer applications.
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Bay Tanale
Barnes Rota
Trespass Prohibition At Millia Station Notice
A public notice declares that any person found trespassing or shooting on Millia station from 16 May 1938 will be prosecuted without respect to persons. Issued by LANAGAN.
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Millia” Station
Lanagan
Rendeo
Ball
Market and livestock notes touch on pricing and exports
The report discusses lamb and sheep markets, noting how stock marketed weekly and rumors affect prices. It cites 1943 production estimates around 85,000,000 units and suggests export demand, with figures from the American Farmer’s Market in New York. It mentions high prices and seasonal patterns, plus the impact of war on supply and pricing strategies.
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Comendt
Ceriou
Camiros
Romala
New York
Fragmented German Propaganda Report Echoes WWII Era
Disjointed OCR text claims German propaganda minister Goebbels incited a group of women in 195 to speak at a birthday event. The garbled note mentions attendance, a declared memory failure, a Kaiser salute, and unclear references to a German era and commemorations.
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Goebiels
Goud
Loger
Lesser Sacrifice and Looming Tax Conflicts in 1350s Debate
In this excerpt from the Harleville Times, a wartime levy through income taxes is urged as essential to fund defense and secure a free country. Advocates condemn taxation limits and propose compulsory revenue measures, naming labor government figures and warning that only major sacrifice can sustain safety and printing operations.
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Ayia
Labour
Bellata
Queensland Mercs and Drought Hold Back War Effort
At the annual Queensland Merino Sheep Association meeting President Nantes urged unity to build resources and boost war support. He warned shortages after the war would hit meat and wool supply, calling for war savings and rapid canning advances, with plans to use fleece for exhibitions and aid Queensland recovery.
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Qeecueland Mering Stud
Nantes
Qwerwisland Restern
Golme
Mir Nantey
Queensland
Nanton
Amoctation
Brisbane
Amieen Reeth
Mormuniah Breckall
Wan
Sydney
Querneland
Archer
Wii
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New Zealand
Honer Coum
Tire Wool Exchange
Dunstan Merino Stud
Tian Daite
Fontalame
Dunstan Aerino
Auersecanc Waco
Seany Prise Wissers
Tate
Rennes
Eer
Dunstan
Geeeusined
N.S
Gaeny Tetlere
Charteville
Ben Furst
Charleville
Sam Dunstan
Rosewood
Gunneas
Messrs
R. B. Penzer
D. Stewart
Lice Menace
Sickle Brand
Rockhampton
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Townsville
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Seal Island
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Bebt Iya
Diland
Alfred Street
Phous
Ikana
Alfred ST
Armstrong & Carter
HJ. Carter & Co
Romeman
Omelet Agents Fhr
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Queensland Trustees Ltd, Aml Enemairies
United Products
Weolle
H. J. Carter & Co
Zed
Ted Bellies
Glenroy
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