Cattle Compensation Act Explained at Armidale Meeting
Armidale Pastures Protection Board discussed the Cattle Compensation Act. Don Walker outlined compensation levels and procedures for diseased or suspected cattle, noting payments based on healthy value or disease status. He warned slaughter actions and saleyard rules, with 26 head slaughtered off holdings and 14 on holdings this year.
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Iverd
Don Walker
Sik Tiepeeter
Cumiensaen
Veterimi
Rhaghir
Walker
Stock Inspector Reports Good Cattle and Sheep Condition
Cattle and sheep are in splendid condition with stock movements small and no notable diseases. The drought of 1951-52 left limited restocking and worm infestations are not causing concern. Weeds are controlled by hormonal sprays though rabbit harbour remains low. more effort needed to maintain weed control.
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Walker
Ale
Fears of Foot and Mouth Disease Outbreak in Australia
At an end of March meeting of Stock Inspectors in Sydney grave concern was voiced over the spread of Foot and Mouth Disease. Dan Walley reported to the Pastures Protection Board that Australia would be fortunate to avoid an outbreak, with plans outlined for preventive procedures. Outbreaks of Foot Rot in Riverina were also noted as worrying, while commentary stressed communal responsibility for town welfare and progress.
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Stock Inspectora
Sydney
Dan Walley
Armidale District
Ue Pastures’ Protection Board
Australia
Walker
Riverina
Mn G. E. Forster
Labour rally in Inverell backs North West effort
A Heffern an told Labour supporters in Inverell that despite Armidale success the North West campaign is only starting. Heffernan praised Cahill and urged unity to win the region for Labour, predicting a stronger push in next elections as Labour backs younger activists.
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A Heffernan
Labour
Inverell
Armidale
Tarbour
Tenterfield
United Front of Labour
Country Party
Cahill
Heffernan
Prbour
Mer
Knocker critique and call for civic action in Milton Spectator
The piece denounces local cynicism and the so called Knocker who distrusts public workers and resists change. It argues that public spirit exists only when residents actively pursue worthwhile projects and take responsibility, urging reformers to engage for their town.
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Jbl
Cagnin
Milton Spectator
Fine Tribute to Mr Davis Hughes in Armidale Council
Delegates from Armidale and nearby districts attend in support of Mr Davis Hughes. Mr Drummond and Mr Bigg praise Hughes’s strong showing for the Country Party amid a close electoral result and discuss postal voting, council reorganization, and upcoming party efforts in Inverell and Armidale subdivisions.
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MR. Davis Hughes
Armidale
Busdarts
Wollamambi
Kingslinen
Uralla
Garummond
Deatmmond
Hugstes
Wahst
Waleha
Drummond
Hushes
Country Party
Arvildale
Vic Bigg
Labour
Hughes
Council
Ure
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