Letters Endorse Vita-Lick By Australian Graziers
Two letters from sheep farmers praise Vita-Lick products used on studs and flocks in New South Wales. Mackay and Harvey of Coolac report six to eighteen months of satisfactory results and recommend the remedy to neighbours. Stan Glasscock of Greendale lauds improved wool and overall satisfaction with Vita-Lick.
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Veron
MacKay & Harvey
Mackay
Greendale
Coolac
Stan. Glasscock
Local Cricket Scores Include Guyra Victory by Narrow Margin
Ollera lost to Glenwe by five wickets chasing 124. B. Jackson the pick among bowlers with 6 for 32 and 3 for 30 in the match. Glenore rode G. Dawson 81 and K. Watson 67 not out to a 231 total as Cameron and Fraser excelled with ball for the opponents. Guyra edged Black Mountain A by 10 runs in a tense game highlighted by W A Jones bowling. Ward's Mistake defeated Black Mountain A by five wickets. C Niland 96 led the score for Ward's side with support from E Lockyer and E Sisson in a low-scoring finish.
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K. Watsons
P. O'Rourke
Sundries
Jackson
T Stewart
D. F. Stewart
Asd
Cameron
J. Fraser
WK. Fraser
Guyra
Black Mountain
Wool and Stock Update From Co Op Market Report
The secretary notes regional market shifts with resumed sales on the eighth. Brisbane activity rises during a busy November to Christmas period as wool demand shows limited change yet German demand boosts quality wool prices. In October the coop received over 21 000 bales more wool than last year while stock sales at Homeback reached about 62 000 sheep. The firm highlights expanded Wool Stores in Pyrmont and shelter sheds for cattle at Flemington.
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Farmwra
Graz
Seglions
Sydowy
Brisbane
Bayern Thera
Christ Mas
Mogland
Woo
Ths
Sesson
Flemington
Pyrmont
Freight increase looms for wheat exports and rail faults
The article notes a government move to raise forestol freighte on all new wheat shipments to seaboard, with a likely rise of at least half a penny and not more than a penny per bushel. It also reports railway faults in New South Wales with 301 couplings broken on passenger trains and 1740 on other trains after August 31, and 152 drawbars snapped on passenger trains with 1740 on others.
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Seaboard
Elrelea
New South Wales
Commonwealth
Money Order Post Office
Stock Exchange
Treasury
Commonwealth Treasury
Earle Pag
Prohibition Era Traffic Figures Raise Debate on Drunkenness
A joint memorandum to the U S Senate inquiry on Prohibition cites police records of arrests for drunkenness from 1916 to 1925 across multiple cities and reports a general rise in 1925. The document argues Prohibition left drunkenness widespread, with only a few states showing improvement.
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American Federation of Labor
Moderation League
UA. Senate
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Boith
OWL
Tin
Heach
Aunt Mary's
Bronton's
Bradley-street
P.O
Fairview
Gore, Q
Bird
Vita-Lick Ltd
Kent Streat
Sydney
Sydney Vette
Fon Kear
Cricket
Germany
Richardson’s
J. Richardson and Co., Ltd
General Outfitters & Merchants
Idale
U.S.A
Tuing
Japan
Iiveing
Employers’ Federation
Demon
Velocity
Jones Bros., Guyra
Bosver
L' Asbestolite Company Ltd
Spreee Pitt
Australia
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Commonwealth Bank of Australia
Government Savings Bank
H.A. Chisholm
Eatate Ven Gayra
Walter E. Sterling
RICES
Tim
Ts Hu
Toby
Rutherford’s
L. P. Archibald
Lovers’ Liability Assuramce
Doral
Workers' Compensation Agt
J. Mann
Argus
J. Alfords
Ers-Ste
Oregon
Buile
Archdale
WILLS
Armidale
Falconer P
Ht Felyar
Australia Bakery & Refreshment Rooms
Priren Ect
Gore
King
Cyetlerragh
Sidoey
Abe
Svery
Sull
Swednesday
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Ean Bea Bay Taunworthn
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