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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1934
Page
7
Fragmentary notes describe Mrs Kennedy a dressmaker on Byron Street with blurred phrases about attire and work. The text mentions various names and vague actions but lacks clear events or outcomes. The readable portions suggest a local tradesperson entry without a defined incident or date.
On hand stocks include DUNABESTOS brand items with fibro sheets galvanised tron guttering ridging and stoves baths heating tanks in six sizes available today.
Fragmented text lists seedling bids and nursery names with scattered phrases on trade, prices, and quantities. It mentions Ener Bioeke, Romain, Cansdell, Vie Nursery, and Breeny Phate, with addresses like Sor Street and references to stock and supply though details are unclear.
The report outlines firmer European demand for wool and the impact of Continental trade frictions on Australian purchases. Italy aims to curb Italian imports and shift to Commonwealth fabrics while Germany moves to secure quality textiles through domestic production and import controls.
The report notes June infections across the state with pleuro pneumonia and enteric worms affecting sheep. It warns of tuberculosis risk, calls for quarantine and veterinary action, and urges testing, drenching, and certified vets to mitigate worm outbreaks on roads and farms.
An old advertisement promotes Emerald or corned remedies for bunions and soft corns. It touts quick joint pain relief and painless results with a few wraps, claiming the product dissolves corns and reduces swelling without mess or effort. Leading dealers are listed.
Market brief reports a shipment of rabbit skins and byproducts with hundreds of tons gathered, including hides, tails, and byproducts, sold at a Wednesday market alongside associated consignments. Names and places are obscured. the entry notes notable tonnage and pricing signals for rabbit byproducts.
An archival note describes a long study of the Red Fire wheat line, noting its origin in Canadian breeding plots and its potential as a promising durum-like variety. The account mentions trials across farms, with attention to growth, ripening, and baking qualities, including observer remarks on grain color and productivity.
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