Free Market Reforms Aimed at Meat Industry
J. Siliars, of the Australian Agricultural Bureau, advocated freer meat marketing at a conference, noting controls hinder gangs and price stability. He warned Australia could face beef shortages if wool prices fall, with Australia consuming about 80 percent of its meat production and New Zealand around 7 percent. He observed two butcher camps opposing reforms and urged moving beyond government control to a freer meat system.
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J. Issiiars
Oe Advisory Board of Agriciture
Tne
Turenl
He Ik
Austrare
Alstrici
New Zealand
Siilars
Erin
Armidale Cod Show Draws Big Crowd and Big Fish
A Armidale event featured a 50lb cod and notable catches by participants including A E Bieler J Fisher EB Kenedy H Symington. The five day shine ended with a 22 auth range and a 120 yellow belly weight, while the Day River catch drew praise for one of the season’s best. Local butchery display plans to showcase the largest fish.
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Armidale
Armidale Sodwos
Mesera A E Bieler
J. Fisher
EB Kenedy H
M. Symintton
Rome
Mack
Kiefrr
Marter
Refer
Olden Days Were Tough Grim Brushes With the Blacks
Fragmented OCR recounts frontier violence near Bur el Ccek with Blythe and MacPherson recalling clashes with Aboriginal groups. Eyewitness accounts describe mounted pursuit, boomerangs and muskets, and a wounded, treacherous trek through mud and wetlands as settlers face hostile confrontations and vigilante justice.
Revolutionary Potato Harvester and a Farce of Mystery
An article blends news on a new farming machine, the Revolutionary Potato Harvester, with a surreal, sprawling tale about missing Charlie and the search across pastures. It describes the harvester’s rubber bearings and soil separation, then shifts to a convoluted narrative of a horse hunt, a murder rumor, and a chaotic cast of characters, ending with a cryptic note about a trial and Friday.
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Pritain
M. P Ot. Packman
Motions Research Development Corporation
Charlie
Atlso
Abundance
Paddy McEnroe
Rey Cate
Black Babby
Charie
Horur
Bobby
Macphierstll
Black
Boddy
Allen Maeronersini
The Advantage of Stubble Mulch Farming
The text describes benefits of stubble mulch farming including reduced runoff, improved soil structure, and better water storage. It notes lower soil temperatures with surface residues, protection by undecomposed material, and potential nitrogen advantages when legumes are included, plus enhanced wind and water erosion control.
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Realiwe
Ereshide
Steble
DASEW'S WU 62 Brae St Phome 455
Fioral Wilt Wreathstare Heal ad Feet Foaeres Seedivks and Sarvs in Brie biae.
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Dasew
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