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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 18, 1934
Page
8
Farmers shown an enhanced scarifier with a center frame design to prevent sagging, using high quality self hardening spring steel. Axles use a stub pattern for cheap replacement, with even weight distribution and no loose bolts or misadjustment. A built in draught feature reduces pull, and parts are standardized by the manufacturer for wheat growers.
Canberra outlines government measures to protect producers amid fears of export downturns. Officials stress responsibility to stabilise primary industries and warn of possible shortages while seeking organsation reforms and international cooperation.
The fragment references Wollrack noting Holbrook olives grown in sunny Spanish groves and picked in Australia with unclear numbers. It mentions olives and locations but lacks coherent claim or date.
Letter from L L Timpson president of the Victorian Wheatgrowers Association appeals for unity among Australian wheat growers and grain importers amid global economic nationalism. He warns non cooperative policies could disrupt grain exports and urges growers to support acreage schemes and animal exports while stressing shared responsibility for world affairs.
A distorted report describes a Mouintleimator race in Enghined with a Humber Shiye on a Roek producer outfit. The plant makers claim the lareshed toniiing cir finished the distance without trouble at £1/184 reveal. A special cylinder heat was missing, six gallons of petrol started the engine, totaling 2224 shells and air miles, possibly a record.
The Olympic collided with the Nantucket light ship off Rhode Island’s coast. Seven of eleven crew members were killed or missing. Captain Binks reported following the bearing when signals misread, causing the liner to alter course and strike the light ship, which was crushed.
A cloud burst near Tiberias caused severe flooding washing away houses and shops after a funeral. The event forced evacuations as the river carried debris and pools away from the damaged town. Emergency relief was set for residents amid rising casualties and lack of shelter.
Sir Henry Page Croft asks in the House of Commons what steps have been taken to consult the Dominions on an imperial settlement plan. Thomas says a preliminary report is near completion and the government will consult the Dominions once the report is ready.
The London area reports preliminary arrangements forming a proposed price fixing scheme for wheat exports. Argentina supported the plan, but the World Wheat Committee adjourned to May 28 awaiting approval. If not obtained, the subcommittee will submit a revised proposal to gain support.
A New Zealand High Commissioner in Glasgow for official duties outlines trade views during a Provost’s reception attended by the Secretary for Beotlail and Sir Kanes. He cites recent butter landings and local prices while stressing New Zealand’s export relations and the role of Glasgow finers in processing butter and punishing prices.
The Prince of Wales, currently in Britain, will spend three days in North Wales. The trip aims to join local communities and observe postwar recovery efforts while meeting residents and regional officials.
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