New England Bean Marketing Board Proposal Discussed
A proposal to form a bean marketing board for New England is the focus of a visit to Armidale by Dr. BL Hynes head of the Marketing Division of the State Department of Agriculture. The Armidale Agricultural Bureau discussed a government board to guard against overseas navy bean dumping and set a meeting for January 11.
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New England
Armdale
State Department of Agriculture
Bl, Hynes
Armidale Agricultural Bureau
B. Williams
Department
Bureau
Armidale Bean Growers’ Association
New Englimd
Commonwealth
Dr. Hynes
Convent High School Tennis Final Sees Tight Rally
The Convent High School annual tennis competition concluded with keen singles play and close finishes. Top scores included Leone Glynn 35, Dale Worden 34, Nora Burgess 33, Olive Dean 24, Betty Archibald 24, Betty Hanna 23, and Wilma Robinson 16.
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Convent High School
Leone Glynn
Dale Worden
Nora Burgess
Olive Dean
Betty Archibald
Betty Hanna
Wilma Robinson
Hall and Son Wool Reclassification at Guyra Expands
New England wool handling at Guyra operates with 1200 bales in storage and 700 held for growers. Mr. GL Connor and a six-strong staff reclass and pool wool to meet government types, boosting prices at Newcastle and Sydney markets. Last year about 400 bales were treated. this year expected 600. Merino wool dominates, with high quality though drought affects staple length. Connor cites age-detection of sheep as mistaken. local history notes extensive sales and rising demand as Hall and Son offer reclassing and pooling to aid growers.
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Bates
GL. Connor
Connor
Newcastle
Sydney
Inverell
Connors
T. L. Caday
K. Hall and Son Pty. Ltd
Guyra
England
Continental
Manchester Unity Hall
Allan
Understanding the Blowfly Problem in Sheep Health
A New England bulletin outlines blowfly groups brown green and smaller black flies, how each invades sheep and the moisture and putrefactive factors attracting them. It details primary Lucilia and secondary Chrysomyia green blowflies, seasonal prevalence, and the essential control approach including annual clutches and proper lamb marking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Canberra
Teeland Volcanoes Described as Highly Destructive Force
The article notes Teeland hosts over 100 volcanoes with thousands of active craters. It highlights immense lava flows causing devastation across thousands of square miles, marking Teeland as a major volcanic region.
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Teeland
Thousency
Shops weigh Christmas open after holidays in Guyra
A Guyra shopkeepers group suggests premises resume after Christmas on Thursday the 27th. If opened Wednesday it would be morning only and spoil the holidays for those planning to travel. The item notes a global name popularity trend, citing Anna as the most common name and Maria with about 91 million bearers.
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Guyra
Anna
Maria
Control measures for fly strikes in livestock care
The excerpt discusses tail length and fly control in livestock. It notes a 22 inch tail as satisfactory, the Mules operation for fly control, and that while these methods reduce strikes, some tail strikes may still occur during late winter or early spring, especially as sheep age or molt.
Health in Shire Report on sanitary conditions
A comprehensive health report to the Council by Inspector Akin notes generally satisfactory conditions in Guyrn Tinghar Tingha Ben Lomond and Black Mountain areas. It covers pack yards butchers shops fresh meat rooms and bakeries with directives to fit screen doors whitewash and drainage fixes. Repairs at the Tingha depot and a questioned water well due to dredging are discussed with Dr Dettmann to investigate remedies.
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Akin
Mr. Akin
Guyrn
Tinghar
Lalko Ben Lomond
Black Mountain
Tingha
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Armidale
Hynes
Convent
Fanalise
Sevinas Retrie
WOOL
Hall
Luettia
Inn Cslr
Crampton Engineering
Bradley Stree
Chevrolet
Army
General Motors
Allis Chalbers
Prince
Burgess
Earage
EB. L. Dettmann
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