Warialda Board Meeting Addresses Grazing and Noxious Weeds
Warialda Shire hearing records actions on destruction of prickly pear and blue couch grass, stock routes and grazing permits. The Lands Department approves leases for Aboriginal use, discusses branding policies including T brand, and contemplates a stock bridge at Goondiwindi with grant funding. Members consider stock control, gates, and landowner duties, with motions carried on multiple issues.
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Bidok
Binsin
PR Wing
WG Howls
Doyte
Webb
Meare
JC Beardwood
Atock
J Brows
Bidck
Tha
Chainnear
Mr. Conway
Lands Department
Tor
W. J. Lowe
Sone Terser Wa
Bikey Plain
Ees
Bros
Wroe
Boobera
Doyle
Yellow Pea
Tueka
Howieson
Bingara
Dineror
Howiesur
Sinclair
Mma
Lovie
Wartalda
W. G. Howieson
Forde Hive
King
Lin Qa Ih
Merriwa
Doyle Ad Webb
Meas Wade and
L.A
Warialda
Turner Ned
Tran Ihinng
Webb Wail
Wad
Goondiwindi
Hawison
Kay Francis Wears Striking War Era Bodice Ensemble
Kay Francis headlines a stylish wartime fashion feature showing a swarthed bodice with a low neckline and full shirt gathered at the bodice. The portrait highlights period attire and cinema star glamour during wartime.
Health Centre report on baby welfare and public health measures
A historical note from the Public Health Department summaries visits to the Bay Health Centre over the past month, detailing mothers visited, newborns, midwife and nurse visits, meals provided, and pregnancy outcomes. It reflects on attendance, infant mortality, and calls for parental education and health guidance to improve infant wellbeing. The text emphasizes limited resources and the need for continued support and instruction for young parents.
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Ollowing
Une
Swimming Certificate Controversy Stirs Education Debate
A letter to the Times editor demands scrutiny of swimming certificates issued to pupils. The writer questions the fairness and value of certificates, urging the Education Department to review policies and propose clear standards for schools and public pools. The Inverett meeting is urged to debate the issue and consider recommendations for future guidance.
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Brolin
He “Times
Weiler
Gnrh
Pauling
Inverett
Cuhid
Nemia
Federal aid sought for water conservation and irrigation
A letter from Mr. St A Black of Watlangra to the Australian Agricultural Council urges a joint federal and state inquiry into water conservation and irrigation. The council meeting in Brisbane on August 11 backed studying conjoint action, with attendees including Acting Prime Minister Bartle Page and state Agriculture Ministers. The author highlights drought impacts on Australia’s wool industry, artesian basins, and rivers, and calls for Commonwealth leadership to convene a national conference to assess assistance and feasible schemes.
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St. A. Black
Watlangra
Brisbane
Commonwealth
Bartle Page
Varian
Vietorian
New South Wales
Peel
Canberra
Australia
Rivera
Manilla Cattle Sale Reports Broad Yarding and Price Decline
At the Manilla site on December 18, 700 cattle were yarded and a near total clearance achieved under hammer. Prices fell about 10 to 15 percent from three weeks prior as breeders supplied most stock. Good quality steers and beefy cattle sold well while lower quality, sacking condition animals softened, with price quotes and lot details including heifers and weaners. Pigs at Sydney sale numbered 2000 with a market weakening for backfattors and baconers though prime light parkers held firm. Next Sydney pig sale slated for Tuesday January 4.
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Byrnes
Sydney
BOND
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