Buoyant wool market report from Furuira Gragiers Coop Co
The state wool market shows buoyant demand with strong competition and improved values. Top merino clips set new highs, comeback offers steady, and buyers from France and Yorkshire drove prices. next sale is October 30 with continued aim for higher stove sheep prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furuira & Gragiers Coop. Co
Darraba
Morea
N. M. King
Barraba
Ronald RK
King
J. A. Byrnes
Upper Manilla
A. B
H. Crowley
Cobbadah
Wool Sales at New Castle and Market Reorganization
The Low England North and North Weete Traineers' Company argues for localized wool storage and a Newcastie sale plan as prices fall. It cites delays by The National Council and explains that growers will ship wool to Newenside or London to cut marketing costs, noting freight savings and broker charges while touting the company’s attractive stock and long-term policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low England
North and
North Weete
Company, Limited
NENCO
Cepece Chat
Aermis
Newcastte
National Council At Wool Bellin Wiredaer Fu Aatritute
Te Tuoenth Rable
Mleir Oearonting
Raledinyn
Vonponme
Weil
Commonwealth
Corpany
Mewenside
Bell
Sydney
London
Neweistl
Guyra Show Ground Committee Meeting Notes 1929
The Guyra committee at Show Ground met with president A W Everett presiding. Minutes approved, Mulligan resignation discussed, Woolnough named poultry judge, needlework judge tabled. Planting period for Potato Crop Competition set for November 1–4 1929 with entries due November 30.
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Show Ground
Messrs
A.W. Everett
J H. Mulligan
Jethro Bell
W J. Baker
C. D Judge
Ray Williams
R .H. Williams
H. J. Clark
T. A Everett
H. S. King
R. 2. Moore
T. E Sole
A. A. Brown
R. H. Williams
Sole
Mulligan
King
Geo. H. Woolnough
Tenterfield
Judge
Moore
Royal Agricultural Society
Ben Lomond
Clark
Iears
Guyra Theatre and Electric Light Co
Hull
Light
W. A. Hirschberg
Guyra
Nominations Close for Races and Horse consignments offered
Nominations for all races close Thursday November 14 at 8 p.m. Weights to be posted around Saturday November 16. Send wire or write horses being consigned to obtain railway certificates and concessions. Contact W McDonald secretary Parnell assistant secretary via phones 167 and 137.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. McDonald
Parnell
Discharged Defendants in Conspiracy Case Due to Insufficient Evidence
A juried panel found insufficient evidence on all three counts of the conspiracy case and returned a unanimous verdict of acquittal for the defendant.
Sydney Wool Market Report Sparks Firm Demand in New Sale
The Farmers and Graziers Co reports a firm Brisbane market with full clearance and strong demand for superfine wool. Four brokers offered only bales as the next sale targets 40 000 bales in Brisbane, while Sydney resumes in November aiming for 5000 sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Farmers’ and Graziers’ Co
Scteen
N. Mason
Doogul
Midgee
Said
J. Porfrenent
Currabubula
Exors
Intekk
W. White
Blandford
Brisbane
Sinking of the Wisconsin steamer on Lake Michigan tragedy
The lake steamer Wisconsin sank during a storm on Lake Michigan with ten to fifteen crew lost. Over sixty were saved. Survivors endured exposure and near death amid whipped winds and rough seas. The incident underscores the peril of lake crossings in severe weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Lake Michegan
Utd
Hind Kone Aire
New England Seat Declaration Shows Thompson Victory
The Divisional Returning Officer Mr H A Betteridge declared the New England division results after thursday’s event. Thompson received 24006 votes to Wilson near 0 with a 3616 majority amid rising enrolment figures and high voter turnout. A fisherman named Hagel Duff, 34, was rescued after jumping from a lagoon pier near Port Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. GC. Thompson
H. A. Betteridge
New England
Thompson
Wilson
Melbourne
John Johnson
Port Melbourne
Lagoon
Hagel Duff
Morried
Warning to Parents Coroner Returns Accidental Death Verdict
Sydney reports the Parramatta District Coroner returned an accidental death verdict for ten year old Reumath Steer who died after ingesting a poison mixture. The inquest cited parental supervision and warnings about dangerous substances as factors in the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner
Reumath
Gmt Extrumetiaten
Fragmented OCR Narrative Reflects Lost Context and Garbled Names
Readable fragments hint at a historical scene with mistyped names and places. The text mentions agony, weathered conditions, and references to individuals and locations that are partially unreadable, leaving core events and identities unclear.
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Elmer Glyco Seyo
Bewley
Somme
Colonie
Kvery
Beasley's
Beesley’s
Newcastle
Messrs W. Briggs
LE. Quinlan
F. §. Thomas
Hirschberg
Thales
I Chemistie
Pruno
New England, North & North West Producers’ Company
First Fleer
Bank Chambers
Bolton Street
Cme
P.O
The
Guyra Jockey Club
Poleon
Parramatta
Coro
Weiay
Stoptingon
Abbert Pacrey Houf
Studebaker
Tudebaker
Itx
R. Hall & Son, Ltd
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