Plant breeding and its role in Australian wheat growth
A summary of plant breeding's impact on Australian wheat agriculture. The Department of Agriculture notes that early crop cultivation lagged behind varietal development, but breeders advanced drought resistant and early maturing varieties. NSW wheat area grew from under one million acres to over four million, aided by breeding efforts expanding into drier districts. The piece emphasizes plant breeding as crucial during pioneer and settled agricultural stages, enabling stable crops and disease resistant varieties that supported national economic value.
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Department of Agriculture
Divertor J. Wanhate
New South Wales
Sri
Para
Plan Breedura
Sry Wenholx
Hugh
di Wamer
Jood
Australien
Weather Noted With Low Clarity On Readable Text
Fragmentary report describes a hot spell with shade temperatures around 106 degrees. Mentions baths cleaned, people seeking relief, and some reference to items sold such as bars and pots, though details are unclear.
Monarchy The Pictures and Westerns At Monarch Mayfair
A cluttered reel of double features opens at Monarch Theatre with mystery aboard The Blackmailer and a western spoof Wild Act featuring Jane Withers and Walter Brennan. Mayfair showcases The Great Barrier and Wild Western comedy with a starry cast, running Friday through Tuesday with multiple showings.
Labor Candidate McGarry Wins Orange County Election
The labor candidate E. B. McGarry won the election ballot in Orange County. He is respected in industrial circles and as a practical farmer. McGarry previously served on the Big Board and was a member of the Wheat Board.
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E. B. McGarry
McGarry
Traditional American Customs in Australia Myth Debunked
A Canberra communication reveals American myths about how ordinary Australians celebrate births, anniversaries, and holidays. A Chicago radio caller explains Christmas customs in Australia and the supposed tradition of the tree, while officials note the misunderstanding and clarify cultural differences.
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United States
Australia
Americia
Canbeypa
Prime Minister's Department
Enduatourn
Inquirer
Thia Ogension
Thian Wwe
Pether
Christman
Death notices from Wellington Hospital segment
Two infant and adult deaths reported at Wellington District Hospital. William Boyd, nine months old son of Mr and Mrs Ay Boyd of Wellington, buried in Catholic section of Wellington Cemetery with arrangements by C. Shakespeare and Sons. Earlier death of a five manihe aged person from Whitington noted with Fernabyterian rites at Wellington Cemetery chapel. service led by Rev. Father Howard.
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Welington
Monpstel
Mary
W. Fawn
Whitington
Ter. B
Wellington
Menpital
William Boyd
Ay Hoyd
Father Howard
Geiveride
Moers CJ. Shakeapeare and Sons
Death of Mrs Mary Ann Gibson at age 82
The town's well known resident Mrs Mary Ann Gibson died yesterday at her daughter's home aged 82 after illness. She leaves a husband and grown children and was held in high esteem by many friends. The remains were interred in Wellington Cemetery in the Cadhalle portion, with funeral arrangements by C J Shakel and Sons.
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M.waittaker
Mary Ann Glbvon
Sha Ia
Sone
Cadhalle
Wellington
C. J. Shake
Funeral notice for Mrs Elizabeth Coupland in Wellington
Mrs Elizabeth N Coupland aged 79 native of Heenham Victoria, died recently. Widow of the late husband, survived by daughter Mrs Emilia Whitlurn and sons Meret Caner Regina Henne Coupland. Funeral held at Presbyterian section of Wellington cemetery with Rev J E Bowden officiating. Arrangements by Mekare and Sons.
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Te Wel Lingtuar District Hospital
Peron
Elizabeth N Coupland
Clevered
Heenham
Vic
Mitchell's Creek
Wellington
Touginen Ymelia
Dohnataar
Meret
Caner
Bathunt
Henne Coupland
Wollington
Websington
J. E. Bowden
Mekare
Shakwapenre Ani Sons
Death of Mr George Bowhay at Buckinbah Yooval
Mr George Bowhay of Buckinbah Yooval died early Friday at age 66 after a long illness. A noted breeder exhibitor and local leader, he served as Ama Shire president and led district public affairs. Survived by wife and children Claude and Edna Bowhay, Yeoval. Funeral held Friday at Yeoval Church of England burial in the Yeoval cemetery with Rev Lawn conducted rites.
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Googe Bowhay
Bowhay
Heala
Amaco Shire
Gmires’ Association of
N&.w
Claude Bowhay
Yeoval
Edna Bow]hay
Lawn
South Australia Triumphs In Close Cricket Test And Club Selections
South Australia defeated Queensland by eight wickets after a high scoring match. Urey and Brown starred for Queensland, while South Australia’s 429 set a tough target. Victoria later beat New South Wales by nine wickets, with key contributions from Fingleton and Baris. George, Macclesfield, and local clubs plan fixtures for January 2 with selections announced and transport organized.
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South Austria
Queensland
Urey
Brown
Auntre Io
Chancelons
Rogers
bin Aldo
Walker
South Australia
Toa
Gideen Far Oil
Bradman
State's Mineral Wealth Declared for 1937 Production
An official estimate places New South Wales mineral production for 1937 at about £15,800,000, the year’s highest value in nine years. Gold yield is the strongest since 1938, with Broken Hill showing a large output. coal production remains the biggest contributor, with a projected 9.8 million tons valued around £5,725,000. funeral details noted for a prominent figure.
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N.S.W
Winwnt
Broken Hill
Weather relief as Wellington reports afternoon storm and rainfall
A thunderstorm moved through Wellington on Tuesday afternoon, helping cool the town after a spell of severe heat. Rainfall measurements showed 21 points at Wellington Post Office, with additional totals reported across nearby areas including Orange, Gosling Creek, and other western districts. The weather pattern included multiple storms and scattered showers, bringing steady rain to help ease drought conditions and improve conditions for residents and crops.
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Orange
Gosling Creek
Wenioeay
Parkes
Pointy Cudal
Forbes
Eugews Re
Canow
Warren
Nevertire
Tran Tie
Tottenham
Tullamore
Peak Hill
Counamble
Bogun Saute
Condobolin
Ungarie
Yalgogrin North
Eugowrs
Canowein
Central Tablelands
Cussifix
Iin End
Bathurst
Blayney
Carcoar
Cowrady Beckley
Oberon
Kemp von
Lithgow
Mt.’ Victoria
Blackheath
Katoomba
Springwood
Kurrajong
Taralge
Watch-right service at church extended to Friday evening
The church plans a watch-right service starting Friday evening at INS pm with all welcome. The Rev J Hunter received a letter from Rev Fd Dunkley saying he cannot visit Wellington for his late January holiday due to a car accident last Friday. Dunkley was uninjured but Mea Dunkley is seriously bruised and bedbound, receiving medical care and likely three weeks of recovery. The Hunters plan to leave January 1 for their annual holiday and pulpits will be supplied in their absence by visiting preachers.
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J. Hunter
Dunkley
Wellington
Mea Dunkley
Christ
Poor Farmers and Bank Pups Rally in South Australia
Fragmentary report notes poor farmers and a related bank dispute in South Australia. Mentions 10 from New South Wales and references to trotelkepers and physicians amid unclear details of deeds and congeo events.
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Banks
South Australia
New South Wales
New South
Ion
Rail tragedy claims William Morin near Zig Zag tunnel
An aquatic worker from Cis 5 Rockdale employed by the Railway Department was killed instantly yesterday after being struck by a passenger train from Sydney to Davhuret near the wa vers em of the Na tunnel between Clarwnes and Zig Zag. Morin, detailed as a water supply veer, was working near the tracks when the accident occurred in the afternoon.
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William Morin
Cis
Rockdale
Ausltaat
Railway Department
Clarwnes
Morris
Paasenawr
Sydney
Davhuret
Christmas and Sunday Services Across Wellington Parishes
Church notices list Next Sunday services across Wellington parishes including Holy Communion and Evensong at Cumnock, Stuart Town, and Farnham, plus morning and evening worship at St Andrews, Wellington Methodist and Baptist churches, and United Aborigines Mission programs.
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Church OF England
Wellington
Pam
Bodunnora
Geurie Pariek
Georie
Ant
Nomgunton
Evenmitar
Tonto
Kenneth V. Moore
Cumnock Vani
Comnock
Taling
Yoon
Ter
W. la G. Peaty
Stuart Town Patish
Christman
Stuart Town
Holy Commonion
Evensore
Tuehareens
Farnham
RM. Lown
Th.l
United Aborigines
H Pam
B. Hayman
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