Treatment of Pigs at Newcastle Abattoir Board Debate
The Newcastle Abattoir Board responds to press reports on the Bellingen factory and pig marketing. It defends management by the Co operative Bacon Factories and argues farmers should freely dispose of pigs at the open market or through cooperative channels. The board emphasizes its role as buyer and criticizes private firms for amalgamation while supporting both cooperative and private paths for primary producers.
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J. Lance Low
Amd
Newcastl
Bellingen
Buller
Newcastle
Reynolds
Sydney
Wapagil
Miwit Pass
Bud Fietier
Tse
Bellinsen
Mary Wyn Sal
Consulves
Jude Hye
Minister For Public Healt
Newcastie Matt
Seherin
Sime
Nish
Bacon
Roar
Warning to cattle owners over pleuro cures in Cumberland
A Cumberland Pastures Protection Board report warns cattle owners against buying alleged cures for pleuro pneumonia. Inspector D. McPherson notes unscrupulous sellers victimize farmers, urges slaughter of infected stock and vaccination of the rest. Recent outbreaks numbered, with one farm reporting 44 diseased or slaughtered cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
D. McPherson
Cumberland Pastures Protection Board
Picuro
McPherson
Bargain Time Offers Denote Prices Across Hats and Fabrics
A sweeping sale advertises Dozen Ladies Felts at low bargain price eight and eleven pence, Hinkler hats at nine six, dress flannels in eight colours at three pence four per yard, and smart check tweed at one quarter yard. It also highlights two dozen heavy full size down quilts in assorted rose tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkler
Rose
Fur farming and rare fur animals discussed in 19th century notes
The fragment outlines fur farming prospects highlighting possum and other species. It mentions silver fox, marten like animals, and rabbit stock for fur production. Notes reference rooms for feed, gear, and housing, plus committees considering the profitability and industry challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwovlu
Emineas
America
Tor Stein
Londo
News of the World on Western Australia rail expansion
An editorial from the News of the World argues the Western Australian Government should build a new rail line to develop the goldfields and advance progress. It urges standardising existing railways, expanding arterial roads, refrigeration works, and partnering with Britain for capital and contractors to unlock population growth and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News of the World
London
Australia
Absurd delay in seeking cure for peppermin cough
A reader laments wasting time in illness and questions why people endure coughs without trying a cure from Woods. The plea urges prompt action at Peppermin to stop the decline and avoid needless suffering.
Turnover in April for Hudson Essex firms
The April business figures for Hudson Essex show higher turnover than the previous month, with total receipts and activity increasing across the board. Key firms and individuals are noted, including activities tied to a central chamber, indicating improving trade and popularity of proposed ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Essex
Prohibition Era Critique Shocks Public Theater
Aecandall denounces Prohibition era policies as undermining social order in a charged stage performance. The piece contrasts enforcement zeal with public distrust, highlighting cultural tensions between lawmakers and audiences while debating moral standards and societal impact.
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Rifles & Ammunition
Istreet & Parish, Ltd
Glout TR
IONA
Sen. Harris
Gloucester
Weir
N.S.W
Gloucester Electric Supply Company, Ltd
HOT Point Electrical
W. Batger
Tailor Church Street
Glouceste
Newcastle Abattoirs
Saxe
Hart & CO
Jewellers
West Maitland
J. Whatson
George Watson Royal Hotel
NSN
HuleoneResee
Messrs
Hulvely
Sol
Inouyement
Humber
Pentralilys Io
Smiths
Telat
Aero Eiomot Momas
Department of Researchy and Education
Pyahibe
Uber
Tuan
Papsadéni
Ronisch Piano
Hunter
Wunderlich Limited Manufacturers Co. Baptist and
Cleveland Ste. Redfern
Durabestos
Dalry
Wailer
Te Inca
Nepean
Torrens
Dann
Hart & Coy
John Hart
Watchmakers
High Street West Mainland
MR. J. Whatson
Reliance
Lery
MR. Whatson
A. I. Cavanough
Comino Bros
Bylvester
Peter
LANGE
Gloucester Hotel
W. A. Phillips
Gloucester 16
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