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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
5
Fragmented note discusses wool industry tactics, prices, and alleged political pressure. References Commonwealth, West Australian, and Bradford Record. mentions cooperation to depress wool prices, calls for protecting raw wool, and predicts industry strategies amid market adversity.
Bradford wool industry figures face criticism over proposed price controls and export embargo plans. The article contrasts producer fears of higher costs with buyers abroad, noting calls for price stability and government action. It discusses mills, overhead costs, and silage for dairy farming as side context.
A fragmented notice advertises ticket sales at 2/6 each across the state for a charity consultation drawing. Prizes total 5 000 pounds with three top prizes of 4 000 each. The drawing is scheduled early in January and promises lasting luck for winners.
Fragmented text discusses a rabbit extermination topic with references to Meier and Norris, mentioning a cavern, machine concepts, and survival principles. The readable parts hint at experiments and a constructed scheme but lack cohesive details or clear outcomes.
A history of harsh weather and drought warns landowners to conserve timber and forage. The piece urges wise planning, noting past experiences from Australia and lessons on protecting flocks during cold winds and scarce pasture. It emphasizes prudent use of resources before cycles of prosperity fade.
Fragmentary OCR describes feeding quality silage and maize varieties with variable yields. Mentions 3 tons per acre from certain crops and references Panicum and Japanese millets with rough tonnage estimates. Details are garbled and uncertain.
This Victorian Agricultural Journal excerpt outlines careful handling of pears and apples for export, detailing packing methods, corrugate fiber use, wire-ties to prevent damage, and machine grading options. It specifies ripeness indicators, color changes from green to dark, and the importance of controlling temperatures during harvest, storage, loading, and transit for quality and safety.
A brisk tale of intrigue and murder unfolds with Wallace’s characteristic pace and suspense. The mystery remains gripping throughout and resolves in a final reveal, keeping readers drawn to the last line. Published by Meanra Hodder and Stoughton in London, price not specified.
A humorous piece from a Mr Butler in the laughter stories series. It follows Mike Flasnery the Interurban Express Railway agent as he enacts rules and regulations while poking fun at the company red tape and its own quirks. Copy supplied from Hodder and Stonglion in London via Wear Sydney.
A fragmented tale follows Ve Rhader and Lavel Newberry as crime and betrayal unfold. Burglary scars a family, driving a son to seek revenge and power through a dangerous revenue scheme. The narrative traces prison, inheritance, and his resolve to confront the gang alongside his kin.
A sweeping historical novel of early missions in Burma and Rangoon. It follows a pioneering missionary couple from New England, their clash with Western ideals, and the personal trials after a leader’s death, ending with their settlement in Rangoon and a resilient Christian community.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an event involving a gift and a potential auction, mentioning streets and locations. The text is garbled but hints at a sexual or domestic tension theme and references wine and gifts. Names, dates, and clear details are not recoverable.
A sprawling market report notes trading activity across commodities, livestock, and farm goods with mentions of cattle prices, dairy items, and harvest patterns. It references farm conditions, delivery quality, and weekly sales activity alongside weather impacts and rural market dynamics.
Fragmentary dairy market listing shows varied prices for eggs poultry and dairy items including Leghorns and white leghorns. The note references prices per dozen and per pair, with ranges such as 3/6 to 7/6 and mentions miscellaneous items like aged hens and beanie.
An OCR fragment lists diverse produce items including citrus, prunes, strawberries, and tomatoes with assorted prices and vendors. Names like Grange Shire Mats Strayer Burbank appear, indicating a market price sheet from a local area with multiple growers and items.
Notes on sheep diseases including sheep diseases caused by botulism. It describes carrion poisoning and germ infection, symptoms such as trembling, stiffness, and limping, with affected sheep showing weakness and temporary limp, head droop, and reluctant movement.
Instructions cover cleaning remove carcass hang skins to dry paint with weevil paint then dry on rails wool down to prevent spoilage. Ensure skins are perfectly dry before packing trim off rotters and prevent damage by careful handling.
A fragment discusses plaster board use in contemporary homes at Mt Hawthorn, praising its neat finish and artistic ceilings. It mentions decorative designs, affordable pricing, and modeling work by local firm Mt Hawthorn Modelling Works on Shakespeare Street.
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