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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1941
Page
2
The article details flowering Prunus species such as PRUNUS MAME and PRUNUS PERSICA, Flowering Almonds, and Apple varieties, noting colors crimson pink and white. It lists cultivars including JULIUS AUGUSTA SEPTRAIE and VESUVILS ELFRIANA, with references to good shade trees over birch and other nursery stock.
Australia maintains war time policy to protect primary industries for post war expansion. Despite shipping limits, total production stayed robust with fair returns to producers. The wool clip valued at £58,900,000 was bought by Britain. wheat secured price guarantees and export limits. Meat exports reduced. tonnage and canning issues constrained exports. future supply relies on restricted volumes and form shifts.
The Commonwealth Government outlines wartime controls on meat and dairy exports, shifting purchases to canned products and reducing fresh pork and cheese exports. Eggs remain largely exported from New South Wales and Victoria, while fruit export declines. The plan expands flax and cotton production to supply Australia and Britain, balancing Empire needs with farmer returns amid war.
The article recalls Louis Chevrolet born in 1873, his move to America in 1903, and his role as a designer of the first Chevrolet car. It notes his racing career, involvement with Durant, and his eventual retirement from racing due to health, while hinting at his ongoing influence in automotive history.
The Caucasus is depicted as a key economic prize for the Soviet Union with vast oil deposits in Baku, manganese and other metals in demand for war industry. It notes oil to Germany under Brest-Litovsk terms, abundant minerals, timber including Caucasian walnut, and agriculture contributing about 10 percent of Russia’s output in the North and Transcaucasus regions.
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