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Broken Hill & the Far West · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1944

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State Grant For Dairymen

Barrier Daily Truth · Saturday 20 May 1944 · page 1

Sydney, May 19.—The Premier, Mr. McKell, announced tonight that the Government had decided to pay a special grant of one penny a gallon on…

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Farmer Killed

Barrier Miner · Monday 22 May 1944 · page 2

HOBART.—While working late at a pit at a farm, at Wist Forrest, near Smithton, five men vere buried under a fall of gravel…

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Death Of Mr. W. I. Foulis Distinct Loss To Whole Of The Pastoral Industry

Barrier Miner · Tuesday 23 May 1944 · page 8

THE death early this morning of Mr. W. I. Foulis will be a distinct loss, particularly to the pastoral industry, not only in this district, but in the State and even in the Commonwealth. Born at Smithfield, South Australia, 63…

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Sheep Sales

Western Grazier · Friday 26 May 1944 · page 3

Dislocation of slaughtering, due to the recent strike, together with the reduction in mutton quotas allowed butchers, caused a fluctuation in prices in early…

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Markets Cattle Section

Western Grazier · Friday 26 May 1944 · page 3

S.A. Stock Salesmen's Report: There were 1,560 cattle yarded on Monday, compared with 1,785 last sales. The selection was not a very good one, as…

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Battle of Wool

Western Grazier · Friday 26 May 1944 · page 4

The United Nations are winning the battle of wool Germany, says the "Daily Express" Co-operation between Britain, Russia, and America in charging…

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Nutritional Anaemia of Sheep in New England

Western Grazier · Friday 26 May 1944 · page 1

Severe anaemia and rapid loss of condition are suffered by sheep existing during the winter months on the natural pastures of the granite soils…

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The Story Of Innamincka Floods, Droughts and Cattle Production

Western Grazier · Friday 26 May 1944 · page 3

Innamincka Station is computed to be one of the three biggest pastoral holdings in the Commonwealth. It has a long history behind it, and is one of the chief cattle producing stations. There are about 18,000 head of cattle…

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The Greatest Cattle Stealing Case In Our History Story of Henry Redford

Western Grazier · Friday 26 May 1944 · page 4

The greatest cattle stealing swindle of all time in Australian history was way back in 1870—that of Henry Redford, stockman, and his associates. "Thank God, gentlemen, the verdict…

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Confirmation Of Cut In Butter

Barrier Miner · Monday 29 May 1944 · page 1

SYDNEY. — A Commonwealth spokesman today confirmed a report that the civilian butter ration is to be reduced from two pounds per four…

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Civilians To Get Less Butter

Barrier Miner · Monday 29 May 1944 · page 2

WHEN the Rationing Commission announces this week the value of butter coupons in the new books which will be issued at the week…

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Butter Ration To Be Reduced

Barrier Daily Truth · Tuesday 30 May 1944 · page 3

Sydney, Mar 29.—It was confirmed beyond all doubt by the Commonwealth Fred Central spokesman today that the civilian butter ration is to be reduced…

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"No Butter. No Work"

Barrier Miner · Wednesday 31 May 1944 · page 8

SYDNEY.—"No butter, no work" has been the slogan adopted by miners at two large northern collieries, the Richmond Main and the…

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Butter Reduction for Indefinite Period

Barrier Daily Truth · Wednesday 31 May 1944 · page 1

Melbourne, May 30.—Although there have been suggestions that the reduction in the butter ration from eight ounces to six ounces will be only of a temporary…

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Butter Rationing Closes Mines

Barrier Daily Truth · Thursday 1 June 1944 · page 4

Sydney, May 31.—Six mines were Idle in New South Wales today, causing a total loss of about 8,900 tons. Two of them, Richmond Main and Pelaw Main…

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Forde Explains Butter Ration

Barrier Miner · Thursday 1 June 1944 · page 2

CANBERRA.—The Full Cabinet yesterday approved of the reduction of the butter ration from 8oz. per person per week to 6oz. per week…

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Coal Miners Strike for More Butter

Barrier Miner · Thursday 1 June 1944 · page 1

SYDNEY.—Five collieries on the Newcastle field were idle today as a protest against the reduction in the butter ration which will operate from…

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Butter Ration Reduction

Western Grazier · Friday 2 June 1944 · page 1

It has been decided that in the first two months of the new ration period, the butter ration is to be reduced to six ounces per week from the present…

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Carting of Sheep

Western Grazier · Friday 2 June 1944 · page 3

Mr. Fred Jackson has completed the transport to Broken Hill for local butchers, of 800 fats from the Cawker's Well part of Weinteriga Station. The…

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Market Reports Cattle Section

Western Grazier · Friday 2 June 1944 · page 2

Official report of the S.A. Stock Salesmen's Association: Abattoirs Cattle Market.—The supply of cattle yarded at the Adelaide…

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