22 Mar 1917
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Newspaper
Shepparton News
Location
Shepparton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 22, 1917
Page
1
A garbled excerpt questions why a certain average fails to produce a referenced Witshed Gos EL and mentions a list, a wall, and peaches cured by Allelratkur with wine status. It alludes to a London market and references California, cola, and a bell praiseworthy line without clear facts.
The German occupation rounds up Belgian workers for deportation to Germany under forced labour to support the war. Reports describe mass plant seizures and shipments, with workers taken at short notice, often with only hand baggage, and paid meager wages. The piece pleads for Australian action against this policy.
The report details Uwackor of Viole town growing lucerne with varied methods. It notes early spring sowing for rapid establishment, rotation of mowing and ploughing, and a system of four-piece planks to improve surface and yield. It highlights yields of about five to six tons per acre in good seasons and mentions ongoing adoption by Mooray farms, with progressive plant readiness and large stems ready to use.
A summary of a tense meeting of the Eu tui Leuuel sub committees discussing co operation among farmers and insurers. Proposals included a large Melbourne distribution agency and a wholesale line to rival government purchasing. Key figures named include Mrs Brodit and Mr McCormack with debate over political backing and union supply challenges.
The notice claims a focus on cheap, low quality goods for wartime consumption, praising cleanliness and civility while signaling a strategy to prioritize affordability over quality for consumers.
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