Bull and Coy LM Offer Wk Uur LiaY Wae MD Rep
Fragmented report notes ongoing competition and trade terms with various buyers and listings. Mentions Hill, Dorset violence context, and prices per bale. Includes numerous place names and entities, with uncertain OCR readability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freien
Yorkeshire
Inwitty
Wwe
Dewealtier
Hiotope
Anfanoe
IFAC
Unclear OCR Text Fragments From Historical Page
Readable segments mention people and places in a puzzling clipped form. The exposed names hint at a discussion of individuals and events but most specifics are obscured by garbled text. The item remains a fragmented column or notice with little coherent narrative.
Seed Infestation Threatens Pasture Lands and Fire Control
A detailed report describes the spread of a heavy weed across pastures, its impact on sheep farming, and the need for coordinated firebreaks and management. It notes the weed’s rapid growth in heavily infested areas, calls for autumn and winter control, and stresses breeding, feeding, and pasture improvement to counter its spread while outlining regional differences between New South Wales and New Zealand in fat lamb production and industry logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculta
New Zealand
New
New South Wales
Vast 19th century seaonal sales and bale listings across Australia
Readable fragments show a regional sale record with numerous bale counts and prices across places such as Bathers, Frogmore, Cowra, Gondhew, Woodstock, Moree, Wee Waa, and Cultinya. The report notes upcoming sales on the 14th and 21st and lists buyers like Rutherford and Seton Walla P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Flathurst
Rutherford
Waleha Road
Cjuray
Frogmore
Cowra
Gondhew
Kentucky
Mi. Crawford
W. Jinglabyne
S.H. Newton
Woodstock
M.P. Adame
Ural
Shalen
Mestes
M. Michell
Goulhuen
Seton Walla P
Messrs
Sion
Tiere Junction
Mellride
Bes
C.E Thomas
Wee Waa
H.W. Bawer
Hinam Lng
Hinamway
F. Weautks
Cultinya
MN King
Moree
Bates
Ryan Cawinden
Williamy
Calgon
Mesmre
Hannesey
Alon Pastoral Nesuelation
G. Dunn
Reutdoal
Haley
Dabo
Dales
Use of Spahlinger vaccine in bovine tuberculosis debate
NSW Department of Agriculture officers review the Spahlinger vaccine trials in Northern Ireland 1931-34. They caution against relying on vaccination alone to eradicate bovine TB in Australia, noting high herd infection there makes eradication via vaccination unlikely, and emphasize continued testing and culling instead. Vaccinated calves showed partial immunity but still many infected animals, underscoring need for comprehensive control before vaccine use.
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Ireland
Spahlinger
New South Wales Department of Agriculture
Uraena Now U En
Northern Ireland
Agriculure
Eed
New South Wales
Jon
Australia
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Hill
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Avaitalian
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Memorival
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Katie
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Soute Bull and Coy Lm, Ceportim
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Hundean
Necont
Sintra
Bales
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Artiedena
Avvati Se Little
Warnlowuirtt
TEASD
Escland
J. J. Kegan
AIG
Aeeout
Geol
Glen Inventer
Rayner
Cilioty Thur & Tes Arawae
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Teast Hue
Pruppie
Liv Western Iistriets
Breas
Yoos
Amd
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William Quinley
Nareabri
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CRC. Miller
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Sue Cecil Millewe
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