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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1922
Page
1
A letter to the editor from a longtime wool trader discusses prospects for the wool industry. The writer claims decades of experience and involvement with the Farmers' GOP in studying market conditions and potential uses for wool and skins.
Port Pirie secretary to forward irrigation arrangements totaling about 25 000 pounds per year. Proposal supports use of Reed waters of the Musketon water system to supply districts from Warburton to Eyre Peninsula, with land divisions and distribution across Eyre Peninsula estates. Officials consider distributing Eyre Peninsula allotments to aid irrigation and influence.
The London Directory announces its Provincial and Foreign sections to connect manufacturers and dealers in London and towns across the Kingdom. It lists 3000 trade headings for port merchants with goods details, and offers one inch business cards and broader advertisements with pricing, plus a copy by parcel post on request.
The notice lists monthly stock bale dates and company names such as Hitler, Balth & Co, Bagot, Shakes & Lewis, and Wier, Wankth & Co with sale days including first Tuesday and conventional Fridays. It details office hours, open times, and shipping/receiving procedures, plus a secretary reference and various dates in 1907.
Fragmentary page shows football programme details with unclear team names and rounds. Mentions semi final and various program lines including Yackamoorundie associations and Seamon 102 unclear. No coherent match result or date identifiable.
Fragmentary ad style text mentioning Farmers' Union Shareholders and a call to contact an Adelaide office about insurance. Content is garbled with repeated phrases and unclear meaning, lacking coherent event or details.
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