Blossoms and wool records amid 1930s notes and comments
The page mixes horticultural lists for flowering apricots and almonds with a wool production record for the sheep named McGinty owned by J. Carey of Yass. It also contains a lengthy opinion on Japan’s encirclement claims, detailing regional military moves and Britain's defense of Malaya and Thailand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGinty
Prosineus
J.C. Carey
Yass
Yass Oi
L. Walmaley
Mill Ford
J. Clark
Meinty
Waichow
Spratley Islands
Burma
Malaya
Netherlands East Indies
Japan
Britain
Thailand
Hainan
Phillippines
French Indo-China
Indo-China
Thiland
Great Britain
Singapore
East Asia
Milya
First crop of Borders wheat variety at Corowa Savernake district
A 400 acre Corowa Savernake block shows a 12 bag first crop of Borders wheat. Sown mid May after a year fallow, with about four inches of rain since, seed rate one bushel per acre, and £9 lbs per acre fertilizer. Expected yield 26 to 40 bushels per acre, 4 feet high, uniform heads, strong stems. milling quality praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corowa
Sandral
Furi Nebleiu
Savernake
Cornwa Free Press
Germany and Russian oil crisis threatens Nazi supply lines
Analysis from British press suggests Hitler must secure large-scale oil from the Caucasus and Baku Grozny regions for a prolonged war. Transport routes via Caspian Sea Volga canal Danube and Danube waterway are impractical for millions of tons, leaving rail transport as the main option and exposing a key Soviet weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Russia
Germany
Romania
West
Reich
Caucasus
Baku
Grozny
Europe
Mediterranean
Ma‘atch-Kala
Caspian Sea
Volga
Gorki
An Ingrad
Stettin
Innand
Kherson
Black Sea
Dnieper
Bug
Brest-Lotovsk
Danube
Praiains
Bis
Colany
Crete
Order of Sever Sons
Jane
Pipeline and rail routes reshape wartime supply lines analysis
A statistical discussion outlines the limits of rail and pipeline networks moving Soviet and allied goods. It compares distance, capacity, and delays, noting pipelines for multiple products and the strategic challenge of delivering 1 000 000 tons annually over vast distances.
Cobram office notices amid garbled Victorians
Fragmentary OCR text shows a venue in Cobram with mention of a publisher, an office on Sti c street, and references to a Rom Broa. and Victret, indicating a damaged local notice with unclear names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urr
Vivien Ronald Rom
DV. R. Row
Sti Cstreet
Cobram
Sias
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mune
Julius
Augusta
Vesuvius
Ormund Plant Farm Pty. Lia
MYTH
India
Australia
Philippines
Hawaii
North America
Alaska
Siberia
Korea
Manchuria
Ormond
G. Moore
Pailway Hotel
Wyndham St Shepparton
Brunwick
Aubert Street
Brunwich
Gus Bergin
Mary
Aunt Mary
Tilloch & Co
Sydney
J. J. Oconnoe
General Carrier
High Street
Race Books
Xtrecipt
Veighbridge
Felder
Rusives
Stet Carde
Aééres
Ayer
Pais
THE
Christian Science Monitor
Sotag
Moni
Eoenein
Maldins
Ma Ach
Wr Chet Maken Oy
Met
Daily Telegraph
Morning Post
Tein
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