Wool's fate in a synthetic era warned by Australian critic
Article discusses how wool faces a cheaper synthetic challenge as the war ends. It argues Australians must leverage wool quality, expand processing, and improve transport to hold a share of world markets. It urges boosting greasy wool sales and domestic textile development to counter synthetic competition.
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Profit and show report from Forbes Association 1945
Financial notes from Forbes PLA and HL Association recount a profit of 211 pounds for 1945 after show expenditures and renovations. The report by President McPhillamy notes drought impacts, exhibition results in sheep cattle dogs and poultry, and calls for community support and future improvements.
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