Gordian knot in North Australia urged to exploit potential
The article discusses views by Mr. Kelly on North Australia’s vast potential for cattle and food exports. It notes past surveys by Mr. Kelly and emphasizes the need to overcome political and economic obstacles to integrate north Queensland and channel-country development with a unified rail and distribution system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Ering
Queensland
Northert ‘Territory
Western
Ausatia
Il . Ap
Federal Bureau of Agric Economics
Commonwealth
Australia
Sirerys Bowen
Ated G. Theodore
Tom Tiddler
North Australia
McEwen
Kelly
Bso
Tumjor
Okruptcy
Dajarra
Yaoraka
Quilple
Chanel
Charleville
Elwrill
Central and Southern Railway
Community weighs humane rhymes versus real cruelty cures
Longreach residents debate altering nursery jingles to curb cruelty. A seven year old girl defends familiar rhymes while a mother, an elderly bachelor, a commercial traveler and others argue practical steps like pet ownership and improving farm animal care would better teach kindness than changing cherished verses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longreach
Milk fever outbreaks among ewes in Longreach district
Hypocalcaemia outbreaks occur on several properties with ewes heavy in lamb during shearing or crutching. Calcium borogluconate injections treatable. oral dosing and calcium preparations advised. Complications from oxalate rich herbage and pigweed noted. mortality high if untreated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longreach
Department of Agriculture and Stock
Drought Threatens Julia Creek Sheep District Recovery
A drought disaster grips Julia Creek with over 360000 sheep sold or gifted in six months. Grazers fear bankruptcy by year end without spring rains as sheep herds shrink and stock routes face the dingo menace. Cattle fare better while town business slows and residents await relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Creek
Central-West
Boulla
Queensland
1953 State Sheep Show at Longreach highlights
Longreach hosts the 1953 State Sheep Show with no sheep inspections this year and wool length rules enforced. The event features the Young Judges Competition with eight entrants, judge Mr. Swain, and prize plans under discussion.
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Longreach
Longreach P
A. Rheby
A. J. Rose
M. Swain
Alll
Swain
Country Life
Rose
A. J. Forrest
G. C. Avery
Santa Ein
Heavy fines for award breaches in grazier inquiry
Cearie E pleaded guilty to multiple breaches uncovered at a January inspection of a grazier’s property managed by H J Killoren. Inspectors found unsealed pits, torn gauze, ill fitting kitchen doors, and poor sanitation in staff accommodation. Magistrate Mr P T S imposed 30 shillings per charge or 30 days in default, noting numerous breaches and no recent enforcement action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Killoren
Killoren
Noone
Tay
Milne
Shearing Rate Reductions Aimed By Industrial Court
Industrial Court is expected to set a reduced shearing rate from 14 July, with a 15 cent weekly employee pay cut and a 9 percent cut for piecework. Some court sittings in Richmond were cancelled. interim award of £6 12s 6d was also cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aw.u
Richmond
Miscellaneous Local Rounds and Notable Figures
A jumble of notices describes wage rate delays for shearers and shed workers, followed by a tennis match interruption at Langreach Church. It also covers Mr W J F Riordan and M Kennedy discussing Queensland's vast 520 000 square mile area and Bar Kalgoorlie as Western Australia’s largest electorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twingreach
Australia
W. J. F. Riordan
M. Kennedy
Mr. Riordan
Pereae
Queensland
New South Wales
Bar. Riordan Saga
Kalgoorlie
Western Australia
C and N Officers on Tour Across Queensland
The president of the Glider Association of Central and Northern Queensland Mr R Magoffin, along with Allen, tours to discuss local state and federal activities and investigate problems affecting the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glider’ Association of
Central and Northern
Queensland
R. ‘Magoffin
Allen
Activies
Two men sentenced in Emerald Court on car offences
In Emerald Court two men aged 23 and 24 pleaded guilty to unlawfully using a Holden sedan owned by Stanley William of Gladstone Cox and Smith received three and one months respectively with orders that sentences run cumulatively. A related damage charge was withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerald Court of Petty Sessions
Alan Arthur Henry Fox
Les Smith
Con
Emerald
Messrs
B. L. Bartlet
KH. Miller
Stanley Willian
Euston
Gladstone
Cox
Ane Smith
Longreach
Red
Aumpion
Aumpion, Where They Been Committed Site Sntence “A5 Charge atlLem
Boldeman's
Cramsie Land Sale At Lands Office Auction.
Three Cramsie sites will be offered at the Lands Office sale in August. One acre lot near Cramsie Railway Siding carries upset rent six pounds, a nine acre road allotment rent six, and a remaining nine acre parcel rent ten pounds. Muttaburra selection offers 2264 acres about three miles west with upset and rent forty five pounds and improvements valued at one hundred twenty five, under a thirty year lease.
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Cramsie
Teach
Muttaburra
Mutimburra
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Cearie E
Quest
Cis
Acil- Plataway
Langreach
Ems
Aingles
C. and
Cramsie Land Sale
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