Power Alcohol from Sugar Waste in Australia
A Federal Joint Committee on Public Accounts heard that A V Beard of Distillers Co Ltd and Gerald Lightfoot of the Institute of Science and Industry outlined proposals to build a power alcohol industry in Australia. Cassava and sorghum are favored raw materials with potential yields measured in millions of gallons, requiring viable prices and storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Joint Committee On Public Accounts
Australia
Gerald Lightfoot
The
Institute of Science and Industry
Lightfoot
A. V. Beard
Distillers’ Co. Ltd
Edinburgh
Commonwealth Ministry
Queensland
Victoria
Tordler
Europe
Aralga Hotel Stables under new arrangement
A garbled notice indicates A. A. Counninghaad now in charge of the Grand Central Hotel stables at Goulliming. It states horses and parcels will receive careful attention with feed and standing provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aralga
Argste Hotel
A. A. Counninghaad
Grand Central Hotel
Goulliming
Political Friction Warns Electors Over Coalition Talk
The article argues country electors must choose wisely as Progressive, Nationalist, and Country Party postures blur, urging loyalty to the Progressive cause. It condemns self serving politicians and stresses that the electorate should demand clear representation and reject coalitions that weaken national progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Syrdner
Tacacaitee de Nationa
Prohibition Legislation Sparks Debate in Baltimore Era
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Prohibition Act impacts, enforcement, and lawlessness concerns. Mentions Baltimore and public sentiment, with scattered phrases about enforcement and Prohibition's perceived failures.
Wool market reports predict continued strong demand
Reports from Wool firms Pill, Lou & Gadgery and Mort & Co indicate a buoyant northern market with Continental and Japanese buyers pushing prices up. Brisbane sales remain robust, with expectations of good clearances and rising clip values ahead of the final year series of 72 000 bales. A further sale in Sydney and New Zealand demand support a sustained, profitable outlook for Australian producers. Also notes anticipated ram shortages impacting merino stock and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linkdsbrough, Mort & Co., Ltd
Birisbane
New York
Swednev
Bates
Unmistakable common sense preserves Australia from ridicule
The article argues that a decisive negative vote saved Australia from looking foolish to Bradford and other world centers, noting the country’s stance on a referendum. It critiques Sir John Higgins' policies, warns against reviving official control, and emphasizes that supply and demand govern wool prices, with an inevitable downturn if prices are pushed beyond natural limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Bradford
John Wiggins
Ita
John Higgins
Canute
Keen Wool Market Update From Farmers Co op Sale
The Secretary reports on the last wool catalogue shown on 26 November with strong demand for well groomed lines from multiple districts. Demand was keen for skirtings and lambs comebacks while faulty crossbreds fetched higher prices. A series of sales is planned in Bright before Christmas with a New York auction arranged. sale dates list 1 January and 2 January with 7938 and 3656 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers &Iarders’ Co-op
Burera
Hiverina
Selecton
Drift of Hearts Across the Winter Sky
A poetic fragment speaks of drifting toward a distant beloved. Imagery contrasts bright skies and fair earth with approaching separation. The speaker vows endurance as seasons turn and hearts await reunion across a riven coast.
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France
Petrasod
Walcohol
Mak Maudt
Letpittienit
Vem
Biel
Weil
Argus
Melbourne
M. Dixon
Country Party
Progressives
Lee
Baltimore
Schute Bellece Aes
Commercial
Wool Report
Sel
Bella Co. Ltd
Wales
Brisbane
Moostilie
Macon
Asia
John Wipeiow
Goldsbrough, Mort"& Go, Ltd
Sydney
Wool & Produce
Liberal
Ryde L. Curdmore
Chas. Hope
Keen Wool Market
Samay Times
Moe
BE. F
Marmont (Nee Ming
Christies
Hidlsple
Pitt, Son & Badgery, Ltd
Man
S. A. Burns
Timber Merchants & Builders' Suppliers
Verner Street
Goulburn
Rural Bank Department
Government Savings Bank N.S.W" and Rural* Bank
Taralga Agency
MR. C. S. Bradbury
Victor
George-street
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