Federal Arena Seethes Over National Ministry Debate
Melbourne readers witness a volatile mood as reports from the Adelaide Labor Conference flare amid war anxieties and price pressures. The piece traces Prime Minister and ministers calls for a national ministry, Fisher’s stance, and a row over Sir George Reid’s High Commissionership amid party maneuvering and London plans.
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John Forrest
Willie
William Tr Vine
Dle
Welling
Livers
Fisher
Hitop
Coalita
Gregory
Ln Sd
Legiain
Australia
Inilussen
Dian Fisher
Linbor
Courae
Dairying Outlook and War Strains in Australia
The Dairy Department report notes Europe’s impact on dairy exports and expects overall gains for dairy farmers. It covers butter and cheese prospects, milk and cheese prices, and postwar recovery, with remarks on farmer inquiries to the Under Secretary of Agriculture. The piece also touches New Territory issues, labor, and a dull Senate week.
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W. G. Ashford
Ater of Agriculture
Bydmey
Europe
Department of Agriculture
Severa
Kesler
Sud
Mer
Fisher
Ueuk
Hag i
Ciel
Ca| Ferie
Jensen
Cook
Millen
Senate
Defenoe
Lime Laker
Lithgow
Mr. Fisher
Dustry
Tamworth
Yanco
Canberra
Sea Litest
the . Venezelos
Mra. T
Mechanica
Holman
Facta Asan
Berlin
Petrograd
Haaly
Polmen's
Misa May Evane
Hindenburg
God
Late Markets and Limewater Experiments in Wheat
A report on Department 40 trials testing bluestone and limewater to prevent mildew in wheat seed. Experiments at Cowra and Wagga show mixed germination results with limewater and warn weather conditions affected outcomes. A follow up note hints at potential benefits in certain germination rates and infection resistance.
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Cowra
Wage
Weasen
Wis
Hoowever
Clk
Cowie
Baeht
Speer
Crete
Carlile
Tamworth Reels at Patriotic Fund Drives and Town Planning Notes
The article details Tamworth fundraising for a Patriotic Fund with a target of three thousand pounds amid local appeals and Belgian Day efforts. It notes school contributions and public funds, upcoming lectures on Town Planning, and a Benevolent Society concert praised for community support and patriotic display including performers Miss Audrey Higgins and Miss Lorna Paton.
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Tamworth
M'iona
Aiving
Tamworth Distriet
Department of Public Instruction
Benevelent Society
Elven
Missy Audrey Higgins
Miv
Lorna
Paton
Benevolent Society
War Chronology and Notices From London and Tamworth
War news from London covers the Hopemount sinking by a German submarine and crew losses, a French schooner damaged off Cornwall with all hands saved, and a note on New South Wales funds. Greek politics favor Venizelos with a substantial majority, while a satire about German war novelties appears alongside matrimony notices and local public notices.
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London
Hopemount
Barry
Dalment
Unsettled Conditions Approach Sydney Weather Update
Commonwealth meteorology notes unsettled conditions moving toward Sydney with external disturbance from Western Australia expanding. The southern part of the region experiences a tropical trend, while the north remains unsettled. no specific rainfall figures are provided but forecast calls for continued unsettled weather within 48 hours.
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Sydney
Tuewlay
Daveel Howie
Wedington
Westeim
Light Horse Camp Report Amid Fodder Scarcity
The camp notes scarce fodder delaying horses and manned by Major FO and Brigadier Wilkiron. Chaplain DV, Bake, and Captain Kennedy lead units near the Huntre River area with tracks to Muswellhirook and Boyland. Jahnainone and Lawther Crofton support under Captain JW Jahnainone.
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FO OH
Ey Via. Wise
Pigeuen A. HL
Wilkiron
Huntre River
U Neon
Muswellhirook
Ail Syates
Kennedy
Market Wool Prices and Reports From Behute, Hell and Co
Market notes dated June 12 by Behute Hell and Co Ltd cover Merino, Kangaroo and wallaby wool demand, with prices firm for good lots and weaker for faulty descriptions. Hides and tallow move but with mixed results. The report lists specific lots and price levels for various buyers and districts, noting limited supplies of high quality wool.
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Behute, Hell and Co., Ltd
Wallaby
Fem
Behute, Well and Co., Ltd
Data Lab
Bagkeey
V. B. Burdekin
Delpatone
Pxors
R. Viewers
Kentucky
T. C. Hockney
Burraga
Horace Horace Hackney
Inverell Man Private Antony Boul Killed in Action
Private Antony Boul, youngest son of Mr Me Boul of Henderson Inverell, died in action. He was a fit athletic man from the Tawerel district, aged nearly twenty, educated at Armidale Grammar School, and enlisted among five volunteers from the district. He leaves a wife and two brothers serving in wars.
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Glynn
George
Australia
Qeok
Fisher
Geriata Politein
Cook
London
George Reid
George Mae Meh
Inverell
Ans
Henderson
Tawerel
Mouwan
Armedale Grammar School
Rastern Porsulta
Ornenstond
N.C. Bucknell
Toul
Warres
Liverpool
Boul
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