Commonwealth butter pool threats to farmers on Darling Downs
The Commonwealth butter pool faces a wipeout threat for farmers at Greenwood Queensland as Commonwealth Export Control Board members discuss a new butter price scheme. A Paterson plan is contrasted with a proposed Commonwealth butter pool that could stabilize prices and secure an Australian dairy industry footing.
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Greenwood
Darling Downs
Commonweath Export Control Board
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Paterson
Commonwealth
Livestock Auction Prices Across Budding Market
A chaotic ledger from a Krambach stock sale lists numerous cattle and veal prices. Buyers include Patecon Oeton and Co, Von era Wells, Arnold, J. Monk, F Pitt, Clem Gellagher, W Wells Mantle, J Sambell, Rot Parken, Jack Gallagher, Stewart Murray, L Lynch, and others. Prices range from a few shillings to several pounds per head, with cows, heifers, steers, vealers, and bulls recorded across many lots.
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Patecon Oeton and Co
Wells
K. Stevens
Arnold
FL Lynch
J. Monk
F. Pitt
Bullocks
Stewart Murray
Rot Parken
Jack Gallagher
Storms
Murray
Vv Welvmontte
Ba Wright
Ves. Lynch
Helfere
C, Smith
Vesler
Sia
Alt
Smith
Walt
HK Gallagher
Fey. Will
Letters to be franked stamp machines doom stamps
Mr Douglas Armstrong editor of a British stamp periodical argues postage stamps will vanish as automatic stamping machines replace them. He notes Germany and Argentina already use franked letters at post offices and predicts stamp values will fall as obliteration occurs. The 1858 British penny red example, owned by Mr Arthur Hind, once sold for £1309 and is now valued at £19,000.
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Douglas Armstrong
Tme
Germany
Armstrong
Arthur Hind
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Endorsed by Local Reader
A warning about kidney trouble notes the first signs as back pain and loins discomfort. Mrs H J Hampton of Dowling St Dungog praises Doan's Backache Kidney Pills, saying four bottles cured her husband and he remains free of kidney trouble ten years later. Pills sold nationwide by dealers and stores.
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Dowling St
Dungog
Dean
Young Australia League seeks 100 boys for regional tour
The Young Australia League invites boys aged 11 to 17 to join a nine day educational tour of the Northern Rivers starting September 4. Destinations include Newcastle, Grafton, Lismore, Dorrigo, Kempsey and Byron Bay with visits to Broken Hill Pty. Steel Works and local factories. The £5 18s cost covers rail fares, berths, and incidentals. applications to 855 George Street Sydney.
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Lismore
Dorrigo
Kempsey
Byron Bay
Broken Hill
Grafton
Young Australia League
George Street
Sydney
New South Wales
Retus Rail
League
Almost Slaves Life of Russian Workmen
Captain F Benz describes harsh Russian labor conditions aboard the Taiping voyage to Brisbane. He reports rationing of clothes and coal, wages of 150 roubles monthly worth about 15 shillings, and widespread toil with no unemployment, including women and men working daily without Sundays. Political offenders fare worse, lacking food tickets and aid, while most people endure severe hardship and state control.
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F Benz
Brisbane
Benz
Cuinye
The Dairies Supervision Act Review Shifts to Agriculture
A long critical look at the Dairies Supervision Act notes its 84 year-old draftsmanship and insufficient protection. The last year amendment moved oversight from the Board of Health to the Department of Agriculture, changing reporting lines for local councils and raising calls to modernize remaining flaws.
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Department of Agriculture
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Poem Encourages Resilience and Faith in Better Days
A reflective verse urges readers to keep poise amid low mood and rumors, view setbacks calmly, and pursue progress with humor and faith. It contrasts doubt with hope, urges trust in workers and neighbors, and calls for forward action to embrace brighter tomorrows.
Publican duties under liquor act debated at Bowral
Magistrate Mr Soane urged hotelkeepers must verify bona fide travellers beyond travel distance and signers in travellers books. He warned that merely traveling to obtain alcohol does not prove travel legitimacy. He noted hoteliers may refuse drink to travellers if they choose while meals must be supplied. A fair deal is essential for business success amid pressure from commercial rivals.
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