Cattle Wandering On Grampians Road Disrupts Traffic
Complaints from Horsham area residents report cattle wandering on Grampians Road near Horsham. The Shire council noted two patrols at the site at the last meeting, with a second incident occurring later. Cattle were seen on the road and were returned to J Mirrae of Stawell Road after escaping a fence.
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Grampians Road
Ee Pirns
Horsham
Bate
Withdinets Shire
J. MirRae
Stawell Road
Coconut Meal On Market
Department of Agriculture notes small quantities of coconut meal are entering stock-food markets. The meat has high fuel value and two thirds of its fat content preserved. Fine seeds absorb water to form a laxative, while the product may aid livestock digestion in small amounts.
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Who Department of Agriculture
Truck Not Registered Had No Licence
George Ronald Abernethy of Darlot Street Horsham faced charges for driving without a licence and using an unregistered vehicle on the Western Highway near Burnt Creek. He claimed the trade plate belonged to J A Bini Motors Horsham and had swapped plates for a Melbourne car. He produced an expired licence and was fined 2 pounds for no licence and 3 pounds for the unregistered vehicle.
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George Ronald Abernethy
Darlot Street
Horsham
R. F. Hunter
Abecourt
Abernethy
Westenn
Burnt Creek
Abernthy
Ararat
Heto J. A. Bini Motors
Melbourne
Singer Utility
Hunter
Biggs
W. E. Jeffrey
Wits
Wilson Street
Maryborough
Biggin
Hamilton
Wakeman Discovered Antibiotic Streptomycin At Rutgers
Selman A Wakeman a 61 year old microbiologist and discoverer of streptomycin is described as the discoverer of an antibiotic that treats meningitis tularemia and other incurable diseases. He is a Rutgers University professor of microbiology in New Jersey. Royalties from the drug aid the Rutgers Institute of Microbiology. The Virus Research Centre at Rutgers was recently completed.
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Selman A. Wakeman
Dr. Wakeman
Rutgers University
United States
Institution of Higher Learning
New Bruneawick
New Jersey
Rutgers
Rutkers Institute of Microbiology
Haven to receive polling booth after review in shire
During a shire polling booth review after the titre by election rob. Esgle highlighted neglect of Haven ratepayers. A booth was moved from IrA Huf residence to Byrneville State School, with Greenland Dam. Kalkee and Wail booths under consideration for removal to improve access.
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Haven
Greenland Dam
Rob. Esgle
Shire
Riverside
Horsham
Horbith
Tr J. Waters
Vaeryions
Dr. Waters
Nod Tr RK
Leviteke
Byrne Calle
A. Huf
Perth
Byrneville State School
W. E. Doblenborg
North West
Wail
Kalkeve
P. F. Hen
Cr. Dahlenberg
Ralkee
Kalkee Os
Dr. Dahlenburg
Greenland
Warns On Likely Bag Shortage
The Minister for Commerce and Agriculture Mr McEwen warns of a probable bag shortage as India’s curtailment undercuts supply. Australian officials consult with the Jute Controller and Wheat Board to assess nine month needs and the India Pakistan agreement, if rapidly renewed, could ease shortages.
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Commerce
McEwen
Indias
Sue
Wheat Board
India
Pakistan
District News Highlights Brighten Farm District
Eighty one points of rail fell on Friday improving pastures and benefiting farmers. A district tournament was held in Brinpaen Hall with prizes awarded to Thr Tes Hallam aml Me OC Daly and others. Proceeds from a concert by the Pimpinio Methodist Sunday School raised funds for the Building Fund, totalling £14/2/. The event featured a long programme of recitations songs and instrumental pieces led by local children and teachers. The South Wana Presbyterian Ladies' Guild hosted an evening gathering with supper and dancing, celebrating continued community support.
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Pimpinio Methodist Sunday School
Marie Blake
Marva Thamm
Viennna Woods
Prine Rose Bud’ Wetion
Kindlergarten
Max Bartlett
Netind
Betty Fisher
Sonide Pitts
Ennifer Jagger
Bowsariel
Jennifer Jagger
Tartlett
Youstring
Wil Mere
Baker
Larna Thatma
Pipers Paneer
Noein Bartlett
Omir
Avis
Oj Wolke
Long
Pho
Pine Sha
Mise N. Bartlett
Chopin
C. Binker
Leos
Ghughd
Atotha Pinseus
Wool reports Merino wool to 144 pence at sales
Australian Mercantile, Land and Finance Co reports sales held May 19 with 5736 lots offered and proceeds due May 31. Bulk Merino and comebacks ranged to 144 and 126 pence. results include Craiglea WDM Hamilton Stawell Yarram and other consignors with xbd and mer grades. Melbourne Woolloakers note 7,600 bales opened the season. Goldsbrough Mort & Co catalogues 5,162 sales due May 20. next sales start June 26.
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Australian Mercantile, Land and Finance Co
Craiglea
Hamilton
Stawell
Horsham
Melbourne
Goldsbrough Mort and Company
HAG
Heathvale
Horsham Cr
Tineview
Hersham
Beulah and Cuven Sheep Auctions Report Strong Demand
Dalgety notes a Beulah sale and a Cuven sale, with high attendance from northern buyers and robust competition. Merino and crossbred sheep fetched varied prices, several top pens sold, and figures list fat lambs, ewes, wethers, and pens with bidder activity from local exporters and dealers. Detailed quotations cover crossbreds, Corriedales, and fat lambs across multiple weight classes.
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Mildura
Pearson Bros
Mering Wethers
Sears
Corriedale
Dalgety Amlem
Beulah
Mies
Mir
Ronnek
Ils
Vitalis
Canriedale Ewes
Ovenes
Irregular Meat Market Report Highlights Baconers and Hogs
A has noisy cattle and pork report notes baconers mixed with breakfast products. Prices show varied weights from light to medium with several entries in the low pounds, while backfatters range from fair to good with no heavyweights listed. Trade terms reflect modest declines and cautious buyer interest.
No Trouble to Sell Wheat Despite Market Pressures
A fragmented report quotes Australian agricultural officials claiming no trouble selling wheat at reasonable rates. The text includes garbled words and names, mentioning Minister Joe McEwen and references to commerce and agriculture policies, with uncertain dates and locations amid unclear context.
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Australia
Coamerer and Agricnturs
Joe McEwen
Feyherntis
Cnindil
Laughton Becomes American in Oath Ceremony
British born Sorenge Laughton takes oath of allegiance to become American. The ceremony featured a calm pledge and the new citizen expressing pride in joining the United States.
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Sorenge
Charles Laughton
Laughton
Allegianer Wa Co
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