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Graves Iroquois lists ad rates and compares Pharlap successes with those of other thoroughbreds. He notes interest in the discussed race horses and provides figures and market observations.
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1930
Page
7
Graves Iroquois lists ad rates and compares Pharlap successes with those of other thoroughbreds. He notes interest in the discussed race horses and provides figures and market observations.
The article records a wool class event led by Byron Tomlinson and judge opinions on prize sheep. It notes foundation stock, potential gains, and the selection process highlighting the young shepherds and their families. Names like Sydney, Tomlinson, Byron, and Mayilan Mtr. appear amid discussions of breeding and competition outcomes.
A fragmented report from the Murrumbidgee valley outlines a wool and grain downturn affecting farmers. It notes lower wheat yields per acre, shifts to pasture, and contingency plans as growers adjust to droughtlike conditions and market fluctuations. Farm figures reference locals like A. Alleyne and J. Martin amid departmental involvement.
A garbled report details Salvation Army efforts in Averell and Australia, noting ties to homes and hostels and a cooperative drive for aid. It mentions men and women, hostel outreach, and police involvement in a rough relief context. emphasis on charity support and community services amid hardship.
Unclear passage describes a weedicide method using sodium chlorate and related chemicals, outlining preparation, dilution, and spraying practices. It warns of flammability, hazards to skin and clothing, and recommends thorough cleaning of gear after use.
An OCR fragment discusses petrol based cleaning of garments and dust control, mentioning Garten and Getyok, with unclear pricing notes. It references softer, cleaner fabrics and a concept of stickiness in a desert setting. The text appears garbled but centers on cleaning agents and fabric texture.
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