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Broken Hill & the Far West · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1949

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More Cattle At Abattoirs

Western Grazier · Friday 14 January 1949 · page 3

"The Advertiser" Independent report, on the cattle sales on Monday was: Cattle were more plentiful at the Abattoirs sales yesterday, and there was…

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Brisbane Wool Record

Western Grazier · Friday 14 January 1949 · page 3

Record prices continued at the Brisbale wool sales on Wednesday. Top prise of 108 1/2d. for greasy constituted a new Queensland record. This was…

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Branding of Cattle Some Practical Hints

Western Grazier · Friday 14 January 1949 · page 3

The damager done to [?] by faulty methods of branding and by branding on valuable portions of the [?] is not yet fully realised by some cattle…

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News From Menindee 14 Trucks of Sheep

Western Grazier · Friday 14 January 1949 · page 2

On Wednesday 14 trucks of sheep were dispatched from Menindee. They are going to South Australian markets. The sheep came from the properties of Fred Warren (Bona), G. Packer (Bindara) and Clarence and Edwin Owen (Wanda)…

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High Wool Cost Deters Buyers

Western Grazier · Friday 14 January 1949 · page 1

Stocks of raw wool held by Australian wool textile manufactures are very limited, but because of extremely high prices they are reluctant to…

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Wool Prices Firm In S.A.

Barrier Miner · Friday 14 January 1949 · page 7

In spite of lack of Russian competition, Goldsborough. Mort and Co.'s wool sale in Adelaide yesterday was generally firm compared…

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Trend of Wool Prices Is Still Upward

Western Grazier · Friday 14 January 1949 · page 3

Early predictions of a strong opening of the Australian wool market in the new year hove been fully confirmed. At Geelong on January 5-6 combined] brokers' catalogue? totalled 28,983 bales…

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U.k. to Use More Wool From Dominions

Western Grazier · Friday 14 January 1949 · page 3

The Outstanding news from Britain this week is the Goverment's White paper announcing that British wool textile exports are to be increased by 60…

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S. Africa Introduces Wool Rales Brand As Classing Guarantee

Western Grazier · Friday 14 January 1949 · page 3

South Africa has introduced a special brand for wool bales as a guarantee of reliability in the classing and packing of wool in bales so marked. The brand…

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Lord Bruce's Fashion Tip to Men: "Wear Wool Ties"

Western Grazier · Friday 14 January 1949 · page 3

Lord Bruce of Melbourne, who, when he was Prime Minister of Australia, was noted for his sartorial eieganee. gave a fashion tip to men when he opened the…

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Chance Seen for Wool-top Export Britain Lifts Duties

Western Grazier · Friday 14 January 1949 · page 2

The "Advertiser's" Wool Representative in London has cabled the following: Although a separate import licence…

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World Wool News C.S.I.R. to Investigate Rabbit Control

Western Grazier · Friday 14 January 1949 · page 3

To investigate initially the problem of rabbit control in Australia, the Council for Scientific and industrial Research proposes to set up a small Wild Life Survey Section under the leadership of Mr. F N. Ratcliffe, says the Australian Wool Board…

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Desert Turned Into Farmland A Rush Of Applicants In South Australia

Western Grazier · Friday 14 January 1949 · page 3

A rush of applicants for land in the 90-Mile Desert of South Australia has resulted from the successful soil experiments carried out by the Council for Scientific and industrial Research. It is estimated that over two million acres once considered…

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Farmer's Fight With Fire

Barrier Daily Truth · Saturday 15 January 1949 · page 4

Melbourne, January 13.—Fearing for their safety. a farmer frantically seized his wife and two children and threw them into a dam early today to keep…

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Vinyon-wool for Carpets

Barrier Miner · Monday 17 January 1949 · page 3

New York, January 16.—Great strides have been made in the development of fibres for use in carpets, which until now have…

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Alleged Cattle Stealing In Northern Territory

Barrier Miner · Monday 17 January 1949 · page 3

Katherine.—Thomas Allison Holt, owner of Roper Valley Station, was committed at Katherine for trial at Darwin Supreme Court in March on a cattle stealing charge…

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Wool Subsidy Repayment ls Demanded

Barrier Miner · Monday 17 January 1949 · page 2

Melbourne.—The Wool Realisation Commission has made a demand on a number of woollen mills for repayment of subsidies…

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Wool Sales May Be Boycotted Result Of Strike By Tally Clerks

Barrier Daily Truth · Monday 17 January 1949 · page 3

Sydney, January 16.—Wool selling brokers, representatives said tonight that wool sales throughout Australia may be postponed indefinitely unless the Sydney waterfront tolly clerks' dispute is settled soon. They said overseas buyers would…

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Mink Farm In England

Barrier Miner · Monday 17 January 1949 · page 7

REARING MINK FOR FUTURE EXPORT.—An infant industry in Britain which is being groomed to take its place in the big export programme of the future is mink farming. At present there are few of these farms in England, but one, which is now…

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Big Money For Wheat Lumpers

Barrier Miner · Tuesday 18 January 1949 · page 7

Adelaide. — Wheat lumpers at Moonta, handling bumper wheat and harvest crops, were averaging about £25 a week. Mr. L. R…

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