06 Oct 1939
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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 06, 1939
Page
1
A discussion on wool and mutton sheep suited to Queensland farm conditions outlines the advantages of hardy breeds, the Corriedale origins and role as dual purpose stock, and the need to match breeding programs to local climate and pasture with purebred rams and timely marketing considerations.
The Cannon Hill cattle sale drew buyers from west districts with a mix of prime cows and mixed lots. Prices ranged from low to around £13 for bullocks and higher for select lineages, as vendors and buyers from Queensland and local stations reported varied consignments, with overall activity described as steady.
A scrambled report references the Premier and University involvement in geological and groundwater studies. It notes plans for exploratory work, central investigations, and state and federal collaboration. The text mentions the Great Arradun Basin, inland aquifer reserves, and expectations around funding, governance, and external expertise.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Aly Tranayurt Dikets and others with scattered names and times. It references Sydney air service between Charleville and Sydney, a 70 am slot, Thursday and Friday lanes, and a Mrs. George Herr on as agent in Churteville, but details are garbled and unclear.
The Australian wool regalia and site development are examined by the Queenan Committee and Interwab representatives as wool buyers, brokers, and traders from Dalgety Co, Australian Meat Co, and WP Mai and Co discuss stability and sales prospects. The Amsterdam Telegraph notes shipments and bans affecting Russian deliveries ahead of broader market movements.
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