Sheep Returns and Drought Effects in Australia 1947 Review
The article surveys agricultural output across Australia and New Zealand, comparing 1947 figures with 1936 and earlier data. It highlights sheep numbers, wool production, and drought impacts, noting reductions in some states and partial recovery in others, with regional totals for New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, and Tasmania. It references the Commonwealth Bureau of Agriculture and the Wool Review for detailed figures and trends, and mentions Look Backward chapters on drought and industry resilience.
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Henry
LIA Iga Ie
New South Wales
Hockas
Elven Ae
Quecomi
South Australis
Australia
Tasmania
Daigutys Anonal
Leichhardt
Gulf of Conentetes
Port Emington
Bank of
Advantages of Coal as a Fuel Debate in Goa
A fragment discusses coal advantages to demonstrate Goa as a fuel option and notes Admiralty support for the undertaking. It mentions an intermediate transport type and aims to have the best chance of successful implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goa
Admiralty
Education Board report and Anzac festival notes
The article details the Silden Childe Education Board proceedings with notes on a third year commerce course and an Institute scholarship benefiting a student. It covers the Sir Sam Lloyd Bequest for fees and books, job placement figures, and funding from the Legacy Club and RSSLLA Scholastic Fund. It also reports on commemorations by the Mackay district and Anzac festival preparations in Sydney and Melbourne, including music and literature sections and event listings.
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Samet Me Caughey
Lawacy
Brimbane
Ube
Steht
Rat Turouen
Brie Jane
Rsslla
Peek
Derby
Codford
Z. Turnham
Mackay Sob
England
Coxford
Abe LY
Tilbert Dye
RES
Medea
Aner
Ca Bryse
Anatralia Thomse
Wather Diagre
Hinraid Fraser
Comoe Park
Rockhampton
LW. Nairn
Dealan
Pawler
Miet
Merle Harvey
Momieine Place
Hilt Street
Mlw. Wyatt
20Th Battalion
ALK
Sorka
Vanerwants Liewivuunts
Owens
Wyatt
Douglas credit discredited and political tension rise
Fragmented OCR text hints at Alberta politics and regional party tensions. Mentions premier, farm matters, and a parliamentary clash amid unnamed delegates and public scrutiny. Names and exact events remain unclear due to garbled source.
Budget Adopted By Bulloo Shire Council
A special meeting of the Eales Shire Council was held on Tuesday August to adopt the budget. The chairman stated the purpose, with Cr. Muggen and Cr. Edwards debating rate details. The general rate was set at 17 pence per pound with a minimum, and expenditures including waterworks, electric light, and stock route accounts were approved. The resignation of Mr. Watts as assistant and the appointment of a replacement were noted, and tenders for windmills and bore works on the stock route were accepted.
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Eales
Tharcombadu
Ce GP Coweh
Sadtwaraln
LM le Hinton
Dogler
Cr Mugen
Cr. Bawarda
Cr. Watts
Cr. Hirzhes
Budert
Dr. Edwards
Tuscelpta— Ceteral
Hungerford
New Windmill
Artesia
Cr. Edwards
Dr. Pastor
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Sweitgerland
Radiola—Chandlers Home Equipment Contest
AWA
Ars
Ruthven Streets
Toowoomba
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Douglas
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Alberta
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Meente Sibate
Bulloo Shire
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Barnes
Chas Lwefile Abe
Jumbient Aiddress
Mesra
Garoner 3Ros
Adavale
Orient Line
Carter & Fo
Bank OF New South Wales ST
Austins
Austin
Netty & Lewin Crade
Alfred Snashall Anthon Pty. Ltd
Royal Exchange
Eagle Street
Saisbane
Peahawur
Queensland
Mackay
Xenowissnie
Canale Sod
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