Commercial cattle sales report from Sydney markets
Matthewson and Co report private sales of 288 head store cattle for Laurie Bros and 20 fat bullocks for T Andrews plus 40 dairy heifers with Belf Bros acquiring the 173 acre B J Brown grazing property on the Bowman River. Homebush cattle sales in Sydney Thursday saw firmer tone with about 2540 head offered, prime heavy bullocks and steers well represented, prices steady to firm. Pig values mixed with weaker porkers. calf sales at Farmers and Graziers Co-op showed 380 penned, small to medium quality bobbies common, best heavy calves scarce, prices eased overall.
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Matthewson
Laurie Bros
T. Andrewa
Matthewson and Co
B. J. Brown
Bowman River
Belf Bros
Homebush
Sydney
Farmers & Graziers Co-op
Romance of C.O.R From Gold to Oil Gusher in Temple of Solomon
The article traces William Knox D'Arcy’s oil quest in Persia, the rise of the Anglo-Persian Company, and the 1903 Solomon Temple gusher that launched the oil era. It notes the formation of the Anglo- Persian Oil Company in 1909, Britain’s wartime partnership, D Arcy’s 1917 death, and 1920s creation of Commonwealth Oil Refineries to develop Australian oil. It mentions Laverton refinery limits and imports from Anglo-Persian.
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Gusher
Temple of Solomon
Commonwealth Oil Refineries
William Knox D'Arcy
Lucky Charlie
Sandy ‘Morgan
Mount Morgan
D'Arcy
Kitabji By Came
Persia
Mr. D'Arcy
Hailish
Chiah Sourkh
Baghdad
Ahwaz
Karun
Valley OF Oil
Chance
Morgan
Greast
de Morgen
Shustar
Masjid-i-Sulaiman
Maiden-i-Naftun
Valley of Ol
J D'Arcy
A Morgan
Anglo-Persian Oil Company
DiArcy
Australia
Anglo- Persian Oil Company Ltd
Government of Australia
Commonwealth Oil Refineries, Limited
Laverton
Victoria
Anglo-Persian Company
Queensland
Timely Rain Breaks Dairying District Dry Spell
Rain arrived in several north coast dairy districts ending a multimonth dry spell. Tarve notes Manning River rain over an inch on Saturday, easing fears of stock losses. Tweed Bangalow and Richmond River districts report October as very dry with poor pasture and rising feed shortages, while farmers brace for conservation.
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Tarve
Manning River
C 8. Kentwell
Tweed-Bangalow
Richmond
F. Wilkinson
H. P. Chapman
Hunter-Gloucester
Hunter River
Remarkable crow reared in benzine tin near Tingha
Tingha Advocate reports a remarkable tale of a full grown crow trapped in a petrol tin. A local woman found the bird wedged in a small hole, unable to free itself. The parents had fed it from above for months, proof of enduring avian care despite adverse odds.
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Tingha
H. Cox
Piano prices at Paling’s offer easy terms Sydney dealer
Thoroughly renovated guaranteed piano in first class order priced from £65 with £5 deposit. Easy terms available. Write to Paling’s at 888 George Street, Sydney for details or contact a local agent.
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Paling's
George Street
Sydney
Self Government in Industry and Labor Strife
A Federal Country Party bulletin denounces centralised industrial control in Australia as crippling exports and jobs. It condemns the Labor Party for opposing self government for industry and the secret ballot, urging decentralisation and liberty against industrial dictatorship. Also notes two Wenatchee youths fined for speeding and ordered to copy a 31,000 word state manual.
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Australia
Ufe
Arbitration Court
Federal Country Party
Federal Labor Party
Commonwealth
Apache Communications
Lacal
Nsw
Communist Junta
Sydney
Beasley Group
Wise Sydney Trades Hall
Wenatchee
USA
NRMA Notes Warn Drivers on Plates and Licenses
NASA issues warning that magistrates will crack down on unreturned registration plates with fines to recover tax costs. NRMA notes include changes to certificates, biannual verifications, and a push to improve vehicle documentation. Also reports shift in US pig transport, Soviet roadwork draft, and rising Florida gas tax amid broader auto industry data.
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NASA
Flynn
S.M
Flydney ‘Trathe
Feva
Lang Intervenes Over Salaries in State Mine Case
A political move lowers funds to Friendly Societies but triggers protests from Lithgow State mine employees. Lang intervenes bypassing commissioners to restore pay, costing the State £37,000 extra, benefiting a small group of miners who had better conditions than others in the State.
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Lang
Lithgow
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