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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 31, 1932
Page
4
Weal week sale noted owing to holidays with dearth of trade. Sheep sold unevenly with prime ewes and lambs reaching up to 22 shillings, with varied prices for heavy and light stores. Cattle trade reported high competition for porkers and medium weights, with vealers and calves showing modest gains and ideals toward £13 for prime heavies.
A fragmented report from Homebush stock sale lists merino wethers and prime stock with quotes for various categories. It mentions Good wethers and Ragroia rams, primy ewes and yearlings, and prices range from 8d to 28s per unit, with heavy and medium weights noted. The text references February plans and general sale terms, though many words are garbled.
A council statement from Winnipes run Exchange condemns Wheat Pools and similar agencies. It argues Saskatchewan Wheat Pool demands marketing changes and warns that world wheat surplus and government interventions depress prices, harming industries and global markets.
A housewife can turn sour milk into cheese by warming, adding rennet if needed, draining through a towel, mincing with a small amount of grated cheese, seasoning with salt pepper and mustard, and returning the mix to a tight jar. The cheese curdled result ages about two weeks and can flavor macarons and cheese.
Ess Laturie Qark'n, the 14 months old son of Mr. and Mrs Lag amg, of Brawell, was swept by floodwater Monday. Neighbors and workers hurried with shovels to save the child as they heard the shout and saw the elder henwath. Three bales were burned, two at temp ta being tolled by rove.
A historical farming guide covers mating season precautions, ram hoof care, fly strike prevention, and disease management for sheep. It advises checking overgrown hooves, applying protective treatments, counting rams during mating, cleaning troughs, applying eye and skin medicines, and using specific tonics to combat wool pests and foot rot.
A fragmentary report notes an unnamed inventor or trader at Robes attracting attention with a work involving a mysterious device. The text hints at a mendietion of lucerne, and mentions producing two tong of dumb day valued between seven and thirteen units, though much of the sentence remains garbled.
English scientists report that Australian New Zealand and English butter share similar vitamin content including vitamins A and D. Findings, aided by the Empire Marketing Board and the Medium Research Council, advocate Australian butter for UK markets and highlight butter as a vital part of child nutrition and disease prevention.
The coal industry ends the year with limited relief as sales stagnate and mine owners cling to leases to sustain trade. The sector avoids renewed centralized control but endures costly industrial ties. In Leeton a Friday night disturbance leads to sentences for Sidney Mulli and two others for offences related to police and unrest.
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