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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 03, 1939
Page
1
A historical report notes forty million capital in Queensland sheep farming, with statewide depreciation and declining profits over a decade. It cites Wool Industry Commission figures, a drop from prosperity to poverty, and low average income per grazer, highlighting tax revenue impacts and industry-wide collapse.
Leader of the Opposition Maher urges practical schemes to fund watering facilities for landholders across the state. He emphasizes cheap loans and local schemes to enable cattle and sheep to access water and reduce long distances. He cites Bradfield's plan as having notable merit and supports wider consideration of land-water projects to sustain growing population needs.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various garbled phrases and names with no clear event. No coherent facts or entities are extractable to form a proper summary or identify a specific incident.
An OCR fragment discusses wool pricing and wartime effects on Australian wool, noting Government policy, currency impact, and expected profits for sheepowners. It mentions Britain, France, and Germany as wartime supply considerations and references central Australian supply and cattle effects on leather.
A garbled report discusses wool cheques meeting grower expectations and meat price appraisals. It notes average prices, quality, and anticipated favorable market conditions, with references to Sydney and national figures and a hope for stable postwar demand.
A terse note from the Me fast Do Meimtosch team requests coverage by The Times regarding Australben pany. Officials confirm receipt and say editors will assess the appeal for possible publication consideration.
The Times city editor reports a new wool schedule with Wool Control buying large stock as prices stabilize. Officials aim to maintain prices despite import uncertainties and indicate civilian supplies will be safeguarded with a national policy response.
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