Value of Wools and Shifts in the Textile Trade
The article analyzes wool quality factors driven by sheep breed and management, noting that good feed and up-to-date breeding improve fleece value while inferior stock lowers prices. It observes a shift in Australia from coarse to finer wools, with processing advances boosting demand for uniform staple length and consistency.
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Pete -Winsers
Greva
Tau Sant
Queenaland
Ams
Quessland
Nocthers
N.S. W
Charleville
Charteville
Dunstan
Victoria Downe
Kcal
Sitney
Bouin America
Lalate Pera
Miertoo
Unis
Wotslind Caitings
Australia
Pastoral Industry Debates War Effort and Insect Control
Delegates at the conference record a motion of loyalty to the war effort. The CSIR and related bodies discuss plant feeding insects and experiments, noting two destroyers in Australia and their impact on sunflowers and crops. A NSW Grasiers association resolution asserts wool price fairness under the Imperial Wool Purchases Agreement and rejects price increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupaliy
Iy Asabet
Wren
Council For Selemitic and Industrial Research
Iitemooek
Witicer
Dieislos
Extomue
Foxy
CEL
Sizm
Root
Department of Agriculture
Teblates
Grasiers’ Federal Council
Grasiers’ Association of
New South Wales
Reward for Blow-Fly Control Prompts Big Talks
A debate at the United Growers Association meeting explored offering a large reward to combat blow-fly outbreaks. Sir J Mekuiuk urged 19 000 pounds, while other members argued that up to 200 000 pounds could be justified. Mr W L Maclean cited the fly as a drag on millions in value. The council planned to consult the Law Prole Council and consider inviting the Nashist Committee of West Sotting Broker to join discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mekuiuk
Commell
Use United Graftors’ Association
Oponers
W. L Maclean
Law Prolene Council
Meyuink
War Department Plans and Money for Military Production
War Department has approved contracts totaling 322 million dollars for aircraft and related gear to American firms to accelerate government plant operations aligned with Roosevelt's goal of expanding military capacity. Simultaneously lawmakers discuss seeking 2 additional 4.9 billion dollars for tanks bombers and other gear for an army of four million. Debates on fuel power and social measures continue amid protests and policy shifts as Queensland debates universal dingo control and drought relief.
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War Department
Aircraf
Whic
Roosevelt
Simeon
Australian wool and staple quality debate
Fragmentary text discusses wool production and quality, contrasting Australian and other sources. Mentions wool staples, breeders, and market factors affecting fabric use and durability, with references to European and American interests influencing supply and standards.
Bandee and Dells Pad Threats Proclaimed Prosecutions
Any person or persons found cutting or removing thatther trespassing or shooting in Bandee or Dell's Pad mocks will be prosecuted withot respect to personages.
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Bandee
Dell's
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H. J. Carter & Co
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