Wool and livestock markets show strong demand in districts
Reports from rural districts reveal crop yields above expectations and rising wool prices though crossbred wools remain weak. notable sales include Bunegar blood Merinos and Koojan Slogan. Auctions at Narrogin and nearby centers push off-shears sales to their highest in years. government subsidies and breeding standards for Guernsey and Shorthorn stock noted amid broader dairy and agricultural policy.
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Export of Sat Casings Shows Rise in Australian Trade
Quarterly figures from Parliament of Commerce reveal an uptick in exports of sausage casings. August and September overseas shipments reached 406 cwts valued at 667,467, up from 694 rwts 56699 in 1938. Australia's export value declined from 4,425,946 in 1929-90 to 4,182,976 in 1991-32 but recovered to 23752 in 1982-88. Main markets include United States, Germany, Netherlands, and United Kingdom.
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Australian War Agency Plans for Grain Handling System
A sprawling historic report outlines a proposed bulk grain handling system backed by the Victorian Cabinet. It details a 12 180 000 bushel agency plan with storage at Withiamatown and Geelong, plus railway and road alterations. The goal was to create a centralized authority within three years.
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Fragmented travel note hints at government savings plan
A garbled report mentions travel costs and a proposed government plan offering savings and improved handling and storage. It references a total amount of 2,009,010 and 103,583 with hints of a border savings and coffee advantages, but the source text is largely unclear.
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Bull handling system debates in South and Western Australia
In South Australia strong support for bulk wheat handling systems grows as discussions move through the Public Works Committee and state visits. Western Australia presses for extended bulk handling amid Royal Commission orders and private versus state control debates. Wheat bulk handling expands from Wyakatehem to 53 sidings, delivering millions of bushels overseas and domestically in successive seasons. A lighthearted cartoon aside features Edward avoiding tent ropes and a rabbit hole near gates.
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ad copy and newspaper ad clarity from garbled OCR
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Macarthur the Australian wool pioneer and reformer
John McArthur recounts the life of Edward Macarthur in colonial Australia, detailing his clashes with Governor Bligh, his role in shaping the wool industry, and his rise from a young imprinter to a leading settler. The piece covers his early life in England, voyage to the colony, Camden Park, and lasting impact on wool production and agriculture.
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The Law Laid Down By Doyle
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FOR SALE CHICKS AND EXCHANGES ADVERTISED IN Perth
Multiple sale notices list for sale and exchange opportunities in Western Australia. between items include live poultry at 11 per dozen, orchard properties near Perth with running water, and a windmill sale. Several entries offer farm land near Moora and Berkshire Valley with water, stock, and building improvements. Listings cite addresses in Perth and Glen, with terms and inquiries directed to United Press and local offices.
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Bounty on Superphosphate and Farm Fertiliser Use
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Between Seasons on the Farm
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Accused Brother Question Sparks Tense Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue shows a tense accusatory moment as one speaker asks if the accused is the other’s brother. The wording hints at confusion and personal stakes in a strained confrontation.
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