Wool appraisements and wartime wool storage plans
Wartime reports note advance of wool appraisements exceeding 9,000,000 for Unis as Britain and Australia move to store Australian wool in the United States as a strategic reserve. Proceeds distributed to growers, with substantial payments from Victorian centers. Central Wool Committee trims retainment to preserve safety margins while prioritising crossbreds for war needs. The Empire sees wool as key to economic stability and wartime strategy, with shipments to America and ongoing stockpiling shaping future supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unis
Brttish
Commonwealth
ASL
Fco
Wade
Praden
Central Wool Committee
Central Wool
Merines
Waavailabie
Australis
Melbourne
Darling
Surix
Britain
America
United State
Bete
United States
Worm infestation in livestock and treatment remedies
The article details various worm outbreaks in animals and suggests treatments such as tingling and tetrachloringle derivatives, rindostone and suipnate for hair worms, and murphate drench for stomach larvae. It warns that larvae mature in three to four weeks, worsening respiratory impact and requiring veterinary guidance from the Animal Health Station Yeorongpilly for mixing and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dardar
of Agriculture
Adj
Yeorongpilly
Stock Owners Diagnose Animal Illness With Observed Temperatures
Stock owners must judge sick animals by noticing abnormal behavior and body temperature. Influences like heat, time of day, and external temperature affect readings. Reported tempera tures include cow 105 degrees and others around 1025. A rise about 2.5 degrees signals low fever and near 4 degrees indicates febrile illness advancing to severe fever.
Flies accompany bullloges and cattle suit this winter
Cattlemen from the Gulf and Leichnardt River report flies accompany buffalo and bulls sprayed near the yard. They blame wild winter and cold winds for causing spray to miss some cattle. After spraying, bulls and nearby animals are covered with mire that vanishes quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
Alons
Leichnardt
Timor Sea
Wool trade and supply strain amid Nazi occupation report
A report explains that supply shortages in France and Belgium, due to German control of Lille and other wool centers, hinder occupation areas. It notes civilian dissatisfaction may rise as wool becomes a strategic factor potentially shortening the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Belgium
Germany
Lille
Rowbats
Europe
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DAL Rety
Glenroy Wool
Charleville
UNTS
Werke Kedron
Geoares Wi Cote
Mae
Punetan
Ram Mpion
Queensland
Ram OF
Vrew Ram
Gread
c_odent Jadeee bred & Sosthers
Charle
Messrs
KR. B. Penzer Dunstan
Dunstan Stud
Bo‘ Im
Sanay Polen Wisnera
Gunstan Flock Rawn
N.B. W
Salleied
Dunstan
Sarenaamen
Jessivs
Capron
Rey
Rosewood
John
Rprtetora
Australia
Yorkshire Post
Mar
Buzacott
Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Co
Alfred Strest
Charleville Creex Street
Bresban
BR Cain
Baak
Mary Street
Tempesti
Carter
Dee Ma
Sickle Brand
Gmaziens
Brisbane
Rockhampton
Townsville
THE
Queensland Primary Producers’ Co-Operative Association Ltd
Geiabane
Maeare
Met
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Eagle Street
Langresch
Emerald
Haghenden
Charnevitle
Comensmulls
Dalby
Miles
Coomdiet
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