Harsh Wheat Handling Rules Issued by Australian Board
The Australian Wheat Board issues instructions for the 1929 40 harvest guiding country agents in Horsham district. Only new season wheat to be accepted, with seed wheat restrictions and consent required for certain uses. Precautions against weevil, proper storage, cleaning, and site preparation are mandated, with grading and dockage rules for inferior and secondhand grain and premiums for certified quality wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masary Newton
Atlee
Horsham
Minmy
Ford
Brady
Wade
Countes
Victorian forces Christmas appeal nears target
With two weeks to go for the Victorian Australian Comforts Fund drive 14 500 jumpers must be packed for Navy Army and Air Force members at Christmas. The division still needs close to £1000 to meet this goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Army
Air
Australian Comforts Fund
Annual Report Highlights War Era Fruit and Wool Industry
The first annual report details Commonwealth control of dried fruit imports to the United Kingdom and other nations, noting overproduction risks and wartime trade shifts. It also covers Wool Developments Department activities, fashion uses of wool, and a summary of mining operations with losses and wage trends.
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Cansory
Alos Avery
Sears
Dridd Frits Control Board
United Kingdom
Wallina
IMS
Paris
Romie
Lonelon
Hench
Voxurs
Sind
Slinnasrom
Freeman Outlines War Outlook and Frontline Strategies
Colonel N. M. Freeman told the Geelong Leesey Club that Allies may win the war within three years, depending on economic ties and shifts in neutral countries. He analyzed Italy France Belgium and Holland, noting Maginot line strengths, Belgian frontier readiness, and Russian positions as postwar considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie
Ailis
N. M. Freeman
Geelong Leesey Club
Europe
Colon Freeman
Germany
Italy
Paifficult
French
France
Holland
Freeman
Maginot
Belgium
Siegfried Line
Maginot Line
Balkans
Mary
Albania
Freeman Zaid
Latvia
Lithuania
Russia
War time marketing deal stabilises Australian exports
Australia and Britain guarantee wartime trade for over £90 million in wool, dairy, meat and fruits. The Commonwealth controls storage and shipping to keep prices stable, protect producers, and supply Britain with essential goods during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Britain
Dominions
United Kingdom
Australia
Department of Commeres
Great Britain
France
Hitler
United Kingdoms
Browers
Romania
Australian Wheat Board
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Glen Valley
Beret ‘ Co, Pty
Collins St
Crown Dahlia
Chas
H. Hoskin & Sons
Pry, Led. Horsham
E.W. Bye
Morstam Hovok
Petrae
Punern
Allan
Tay
Nike
Ie Alwaga
Usnirart
Toree
Rita Tucker
Firebrace Stanery
Ballarat
TE Nenson & Neelson Freschwm Pty. Ltd
Phy Cbblae Ietietlishodt
Ymmma
Welteres Tera
Viera Wis Fertmnentius Lane
Pranaitty
Huis Serre
ANS Modern Pan Vie Nh Hinwltoa Vari
Santa Castertan
RO Dom
Methouene
Len
Wally. Motors
Fensent St
Mer
Hiatt
Weal
Tirecvore
Maacrinnos
Charonn
Sangood
Rtrapian
Mackinnon
Avery Weonextiny Jong Corporation
Victoria
Sear
Willstick
Ure
David Axtiereay & FU
Times” Office
Melbourne
Root
Ti Ia
Hatmien
Brno
Pet
Amaeipg
le Plastrier & Sutherland
George Street
Horsilam
C. L
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Rotel Locarno
Maxbali&t
Reaby Street
Stawell
Wimmera House
Bull and Moute Hotel
Newt Viet
Carine Bros, & Duncan
Bornbam
Janey
MamDies Street
Fehiham
Omant Bros. Sss
Caney
Johnson & Johnson
R. A. Ludbrook
A.M Howard
Phos
Charles Motors
T.M. Sharry Builder & Contractor
Roberta
Horsham, Wed, & Thurs
Peacock's Pharmacy
Pharm
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