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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 16, 1941
Page
2
The Agricultural Gazette argues that resistance to change hinders progress and stability. It recommends diversification of crops and farming methods to protect soil as the farmer’s main asset and ensure long term income and viability.
MLA Rothbedge replies to a query about extending a concession for removal expenses to farmers outside the South West Area who volunteer to vacate their properties. He says the matter will be submitted to the Cabinet for consideration and a decision will be communicated once available.
Instructions warn dairy workers to avoid cloth use in brushes and improper milking practices. Emphasizes scalding utensils, proper can sanitation, and careful milking machine handling. Also notes war loan subScriptions targets and floating debt figures amid peak expenditure.
The article stresses a kind horsemaster temperament to overcome the horse's strength and resistance. It urges calm, consistent training while preventing fear by familiarizing the animal with objects and sounds, using sensory experience and repetition to teach understood actions. It highlights the horse's responsive memory and suggests suggestion methods in early education.
Sir Robert Kindersley launched a wartime savings drive in 1939 to channel small savers funds into government loans. By November 1940 subscriptions total £ 1,470 millions when including free loans, with £ 475.5 millions from the savings campaign and £ 396 millions in war loans plus £ 27 millions lent free of interest. Subscriptions exceed campaign proceeds, prompting hopes for £ 800 millions.
Britain’s war effort and economy show decisive gains as chemical production surges. Overseas shipments rise by millions, Germany supplies cut off, Britain becomes the world’s leading peace time dyestuff supplier and grows pharma chemicals through decades of research. Trade expands in South America and beyond as Britain fills prewar German roles.
A dialogue poem shows Trouble arguing with an unnamed speaker about fear, toil, and reliance. Trouble asserts every burden could be taken away but warns that embracing ease would destroy growth and leave the speaker yearning for Trouble again.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled report on warnings tied to Hitler. It mentions hidden warnings, a Beleaguered public, and a referenced figure Possibly a wartime alert or commentary. The text is largely indecipherable with many garbled names and terms.
At their street Cobra in Victoria the Rostac Bros printed and plated Vivian Rocard Huss according to local notices and records.
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