Wheat season yields praised by district farmers
Farmers report a successful wheat harvest with samples testing strong. Government offers advance payments of 8 per cent with 50 percent bank financing, plus a possible 1/6 dividend at season end. Averages show large yields, hay crops, and notable oat and wheat displays at the station yard with several growers showcasing prime produce.
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Sheep Dip Association meeting at Mechanics Institute
A Sheep Dip Association gathering held at the Mechanics Institute focused on the caretaker’s report, with plans to clear outstanding accounts. The vote approved closing dipping for the week ending 16th, and to notify the public via the bel paper. The secretary to contact the Inspector to inspect dipping status and ownership of some sheep.
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Duck season opener urged by Victorian clubs
Statives of 130 gun clubs in Victoria intend waiting the Chief Secretary asking him to open the duck season on 1st February. Other items note wealth totals, deaths, beestings, gold exports, and a London case offering reform as an incentive.
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District News From Our Own Correspondents
District news reports a push to set ruling prices amid wartime measures. A Stone Bank staffer travels to Ultima for a commission and wartime service. Miss Alice Crawford gains fame in London for recitations. A trap farmer and his brother suffer severe injuries from a horse attack. James McHaty, a new arrival, injures his mouth and teeth on a farm. A recruit committee secretary reports a Defence Committee request for a meeting on post harvest enlistment in northern districts.
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Agricultural Colleges report for November gains and farm outputs
The November report notes good plota and healthy crops of wheat oats and barley with wilt oats spreading among early plots. Wool sales reach 30 bales with strong price, 220 acres cut for hay yielding 500 to 600 tons, and a Commonwealth War Loan second issue urged with broad public appeal and favorable terms.
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Chillingollah Meeting Plans New Year Picnic Race
A Barnes railway hotel gathering on Saturday decided to organize a Picnic Race Meeting on New Year’s Day with a subsequent meeting set for Wednesday to finalize plans. Rallied by war quiet, promoters see strong prospects for success. A new weighbridge at Chillingollah, Fairbanks with a 15 ton capacity, was completed and Mr T Leech named weigher. testing begins this week.
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Neuralgic Pain Tonic Ad Claims Cure for Suffering
An advertisement hawks a tonic from Clevents Ltd promising relief from neuralgia and related pains. It features a testimonial by Catherine Tabernner praising the product as a cure, claims rapid health restoration, and urges readers to buy the medicine from All Chem and Stores.
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Wheat Handling Weekly Market Report Summary
The report shows fluctuating end week prices for butter and lard, with nominal values and occasional spikes. Wheat and onions appear with limited availability and varied quotes, while crude notes mention quality levels and inconsistent figures across commodities.
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Northern Mallee Wheat Price Sparks Local Protest
A Northern Mallee meeting condemned the Government wheat price of two shillings per bushel as inadequate. They urged raising to sixpence per bushel at local railways, citing high costs for seed, fodder, labour, and export doubts, and sent the resolution to Agriculture Minister Hagelthorn.
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