Beef supply and demand during wartime figures
The piece argues that Britain's grain drive will reduce cattle numbers and shift feed use, risking depleted beef supplies. It notes U S and allied producers face higher costs, more meatless days, and potential postwar beef surges as prices rise and demand rebounds once restrictions ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Isles
Frank D. Tymson
Chicago
Garett
Hiltish Isles
United States
Germany
France
Europe
Tenison
America
Food Administration
Prosperous Irish Farmers Face Higher Deposits at Bank of Ireland
Bank of Ireland governor Robert F. Stewart Colvill announced at the February half yearly meeting that deposits topped prior statements by 12,000,000. He attributed gains to abnormal livestock and agricultural prices, boosting farmer savings and reducing reliance on seasonal credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Ireland
Robert F. Stewart Colvill
Reserves for Home Defence Prompted in Senate Action
Senator Pearce announced in Parliament that men aged 21 to 60 would be trained in Australia for home defence. Volunteers would be enrolled in the Citizen Forces with possible legislative steps if needed. Eligible men would be 31 to 60 years old who could not be called up under universal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Australia
Defence
Pearce
Han
Commonwealth
Universal Service
Death of Mr Edward DeLacey Madigan
The funeral of the late Edward DeLacey Madigan, former check clerk for W.A.G Railways and of 75 Dyer Street West Perth, was largely attended. He aged years, son of Mr James DeLacey Madigan, born in Wanganui New Zealand, resided in Victoria 20 years and in this State 21 years. He held ambulance and railway roles, earning four medals and serving as president of AF for a tire. Survived by widow and four sons. The cortege left 281 Newcastle Street mortuary for St Brigid's Church and Karrakatta Cemetery. The Rev Hither P. Masterson conducted rites. pallbearers included railway staff. Wreaths from colleagues and relatives.
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Edward Tower Cunningham DeLacey Madigan
W.A.G. Railways
Dyer Street
West Perth
Agid
James DeLacey Madigan
Wanganui
New Zealand
Victoria
Northam
St Johin Ambulance
Wooro- Joo
Merredia
Beverley
GSR
Ako
Messrs
C.H. Smith and Co
Newcastle Street
Perth
St. Brigid's Church
Karrakatta
Hither P. Masterson
EF. de Lacey Madigan
Valentine de Lacey Matigan
de Lacey Hayes Madigan
W. Madigan
T. Madigan
Cuthbertson
Messis W. Juniea
F.cruveh
G. Dance
J. Cuthbertson
E. V. Blake
J. Logan
Jos McEncree
Meaning of the War contrasts Redmond and Mannix on Ireland
The piece compares Irish leader John Redmond and Archbishop Mannix on WWI motives. Redmond praises ally support and liberation aims while Mannix critiques the war as a trade conflict. It cites Redmond’s views on Ireland’s duty, Somme heroes, and volunteer fighters across the Irish race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
John E. Redmond
Llere
Mauaix
Tsay
Ireland
England
Sand
Germany
Michael McDonagh
Somme
John Redmond
Redmond
Mannix
Melbourne
Botha
West Africa
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BEEF
E. J.C. Delacey
Madigan
S Bank
London
Tidworth
Gallabury Plain
Rabaul
Ad Stade
Fe United
Acjunte Tatarest Pnd Savings Bank Department
Selenarm Atal Wranehen
Papua
International Savings Bank
Fasilition LL
Revernae
Draion Miller
the Avon Bakery
Russell
Barnett
District
Limited Produce Merchants
Wellington Street
Charles Mills
M. Lyon
Hotel
Nungarin
Dow Brin Iwlse
Tim. Harnett
Fitzgerald Street
Bete
Welown
Talleesalls
Hobart
Osuatey
Weivale
Ford
W. R. Cooper
West Northam
Mort Motor Garage
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