Primary Producers Union Meets Over Dockets and Butter Prices
At the quarterly Gloucester branch meeting in the absence of President, vice president H Muddle chaired. Docket delays from the Dairy Co were discussed and requests made to expedite shipments. Butter prices and second grade returns were debated, with calls to press for higher prices and more galvanised iron for farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McRae
H. Muddle
Primary Producers’ Union
Arechinal
Muddle
Archinal
Carter
J. D. Parish
Greshem
Dairy Co
Kirk
Mr. Kirk
Mr. Parish
Dennett
Messrs. Archinal
Stanton
J. L. Shute
Dedman
Mr. Stanton
Butter shortage warned without boost to Aussie production
Mr B McRae of Narco Coon Ltd urged Australian farmers at a Brisbane meeting of the Interstate Butter Control Committee to raise output as winter supplies dwindle. He noted West Australia, South Australia, and Victoria have little butter, New South Wales a small surplus, Queensland still reserves. Britain’s demands and the war effort hinge on maintaining dairy production, with cooperation from dairymen to lift output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parish
Australia
Britain
Mr. Dennett
Queensland
Stanton
Muddle
Mr. Gresham
Gloucester
Narco Coon, Ltd
B. McRae
Brisbane
Interstate
Great Britain
Improving Beef Standard at Walcha and Giro Station
Mr R B Laurie of Walcha buys three Hereford stud bulls for the Riamukka herd Hobartville Master craft Hobartville Town Guard and Hobartville Royal Dandy. Red Hill station Herbert Field Pty Ltd Adjonbilly sells two Hereford bulls Red Hill Master Beau and Red Hill Billy Boy to Giro Station Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Laurie
Walcha
Hobartville Mastercraft
Vern Masterpiece
Imp
Hobartville Town Guard
Town Nelson
Hobartville Royal Dandy
Hobartville Royal Head
Red Hill Station
Red Hill
Master Beau
Billy Boy
Mel Doyen
Mount Leonard
Campbell Roy of Krambach Visited Wingham Past Ninety
A visitor to Wingham, Campbell Roy of Gloucester, near eighty, recalls Krambach days. He carried the mails in a van drawn by a spank ing team, once racing a stray horse across town before delivering the Krambach mail safely. He rode horses, even mounted a bull, and shared memories with Rev. Father O'Regan and local notables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingham
Mr. Campbell Roy
Gloucester
Roy
Krambach
Dick Price
Campbell Roy
Mr. Roy
Farquhar Street
Jack Robinson
Wherrol Flat
New South Wales
Paddy McPhellamy
Father P. O'Regan
Land of Shades
of Shadows
Father O'Regan
Campbell
J. J. Gallagher
Garrett
Frank Chapman
E. W. O'Sullivan
O'Sullivan
Central
Sydney
O'Swilvan
80000 Acres for Vegetables Declared by Ministers
The Agriculture Minister Mr Dunn said in the Assembly that eighty thousand acres would be under vegetable cultivation this year, a 25 percent rise from last year. Army Minister Mr Forde announced in Canberra that rural workers would be released to help grow crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dunn
Army
Forde
Canberra
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Thomas Mitchell
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Eddie Albert
Leo Gorcey
William Boyd
Hopalcong Cassidy
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Philadelphia Story
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Jack Holt
Vicki Lester
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Errol Flynn
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