Congo Sugar Grass a Promising Feed for Rhodesia Cattle
The Congo Sugar Grass from Sierra Leone thrives in cold and dry seasons, tolerates sand and stony soils, and boosts milk yield. Palatability is high in young growth, with cattle and sheep eating it when other feeds are scarce. It can yield 7 to 50 tons of green feed per acre seasonally, though establishment requires heavy stocking and careful renewal. Sample plants available with pricing from Australia.
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Sierra Leone
Naynet
Rhodesia
New Zeakand
Congo
Furmers
Australia
Industrial unrest bill eyed in Federal Parliament debate
The debate centers on a federal immigration and industrial peace bill aimed at a specific class of imported workers. Proponents argue it protects the Commonwealth from serious industrial disturbances, with provisions allowing a Governor General proclamation only in extreme cases. Critics accuse opponents of half truths and threaten the arbitration system and Labor movement.
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W. ¢. Thompson
Stephen Tsaeoek
Elyige
Sir Littleton-Groomt
Australia
Eluse Wieser
Commonwealth
Te Commonwealth
New South
Berin Magister
Mting
New South Wales Labor” Council
Pehraaty
Prying ‘Traks
Wight
Aiflon
Arbitration Court
Justice Powers
Melbourne
Wailsh
Hongrallyn
Jonisin
Fenton
Thompson
Walsh
Mr. Garden
M Walsh
Garden
Labor Party
Gurden
Corropi Aus
Labor
Prohibition Report Flags Stills Boom Near Clinton
A Clinton area probe by the League exposes rising illicit still activity and weak enforcement. The piece notes large quantities of liquor, dire moral conditions, and widespread public indifference to temperance efforts.
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Avvardine Tyan
Towa
York
Herald Tribune
Teetente
Palas
Boothaseers
Clinton
Lea
Agiona
United States
Hentuvels
Bador
Why of the Fleet Visit Stirs Secret War Hints
A San Francisco paper cites a secret plan to test a sea war as a major naval move. The report notes 45 vessels tied up near a harbor and mentions high officials assessing future fleet actions and strategic tensions.
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Salon
Francisco Waiters
Rita
Golden Gate
Rabbit Inspections Stir Local Landholders Dismay
A Glen Jones Examiner correspondent criticizes inspector overreach in land policy and rabbit control, arguing autocratic orders threaten new country settlers. The piece cites inspectors for land, crops, and pests as tools of coercion, with director Weigby commenting on penalties for guilty parties.
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Glen Jones
Rabbiy
Lowing
Weigby
The Yankee Sailors Arrive in Sydney Amid Turbulent Welcome
The report describes chaotic scenes as American sailors disembark in Sydney. Troops mingle with locals, some sailors drink, and incidents occur. One sailor dies from injuries while ashore, with accounts of swindles and rough behavior noted as the group settles in.
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Benton
Osborne Road
Manly
Clifton’s Ltd
Storer Garage
Barnaol
Qungara
Manilla & Tamworth
Sydney
FORD
Ford Assembly
Ford Motor Company OF Australia Pty. Ltd
O Tractors
Weapn
Stuich
Cary
Sully
Batent schdtabte _Daliloss
Wrigley’s
Fsegeporke
Rabbi
TSA
Tyne
Jay Putts
Sie
Martin Pheer
Redfern
Music, Hc
Desire
George St
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