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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 25, 1940
Page
1
The article outlines scrub feeding as the main supplementary ration, detailing how feed varies with available edible shrubs. It discusses digestibility, start-up provisions, salt and mineral needs, bone meal base, protein sources, and water considerations to maintain sheep health during dry periods on Western timber country ranges.
Aire G A Burns of Moti Tumbral um Murwitlumbab studied the bdawna plant for some time and induced four interesting chemical traits in the banana stalks. His work suggests potential for commercial uses in suitable machinery. The idea, if practicable, could move to New South Wales and Queensland where bagapme ri is grown.
Fragmentary report notes a batch of young toads and calves shipped to Australia at a rate near 164.97 per unit. Details are sparse, with unclear context and numbers.
The article details a horse illness named Stransion in Rormes, including symptoms such as throat swellings and foul discharges, fever, and loss of appetite. It notes cause by small tartaria spread through water, bedding, harness, and direct contact, and outlines treatment with draining surgically, steam inhalations, and medicines added to drinking water.
Readable lines describe improper care in sheep skin processing and the impact on quality. The text notes that butchers' skins arrive in good condition but require proper packing and storage to prevent spoilage and loss, urging better organization to benefit growers and market outcomes.
Australia’s population at end June reached 7,031,150 with 3,550,330 males and 3,420,829 females. Males predominate in New South Wales Queensland Western Australia Tasmania Northern Territory and Australian Capital Territory while females lead in Victoria and South Australia. Natural increase for Abeek monthe and id 1940 stood at 33,823 versus 32,184 a year earlier.
The article discusses risks from fly strike on sheep and recommends frequent shearing to protect fleeces. It notes recovery of lambs may be easier than carcass loss and suggests paddock design as a potential investment when space is limited. It advocates vaccination and preventive paddock layouts.
Postmortem revealed fourtees nails, four pieces of gines, three pieces of lead, a wire pot scrap es, two lengths of rubber, a stone, pieces of tin and wins, and other debris found in a dairy cow carcass. The cow, named Wi, had to be destroyed at Warwick last week after being fed to the Council robbed dump pesddork.
Fragmentary text appears to note an annual sum in coal payments during a Mexican period and references railways with dates 1908 and 1929. Details are unclear due to corruption.
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