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Newspaper
Taralga Echo
Location
Taralga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 29, 1927
Page
4
Sydney buyers report ongoing demand for wools with strong Yorkshire and German competition. American and Japanese orders remain sizable as dealers anticipate rising prices, while French buyers seek fine-blood wools amid favorable London conditions. The West Sydney sale series begins February 1 with 5000 bales, continuing until March 23.
SYDNTY January 21 weekly figures show 3600 yarded and 8857 for the week with all deviations noted. Market opened slightly up with no change versus the prior five best rates. Lamps 42,400 penned and 14,400 for the week. Descriptions include heavy sheep and a tulg ition at fair per BRAD ality rated.
A historical report discusses vaccination for lamb diseases, noting veterinary surgeons’ views, farmer concerns, and government roles. It covers vaccine effectiveness, type-specific outcomes, costs to farmers, and regulatory context within the Department of Agriculture.
Wheatley reports strong Wool and cattle demand at Crookwell sales led by fat cattle and merino ewes. Prices listed include fat bullocks and wethers with multiple consignors from near and far, reflecting robust trade activity and varied stock classes across the sale.
A letter from the Australian Made Preference League appeals to the public and press to back Australian manufactured goods and curb imports. It argues that keeping production at home protects jobs, sustains secondary industries, and strengthens national security and economic balance.
The Crookwell A P and H Society general committee met at the School of Arts with 21 members present. New editor W J Morton of the Argyle Liberal was welcomed as a press ally, track and showground plans were reviewed, boxing acts approved, the race club treasuries discussed, and preparations for the forthcoming show including water reticulation, amenities, and stalls were outlined for fair tendering.
At the congress of Pension Wits year Dr W told the congress that a process extracting sugar from sawdust was developed to a stage where it could be commercially potent. In one experiment 68 pounds of sugar were obtained from 190 pounds of sawdust.
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