To-day's Wires Over 2000 Claims. the Price of Wheat. Cases to Be Heard on
SYDNEY, Tuesday,—When the Nec. essary Cammodities Commission met this morning, it was stated by the secretary, that upwards of 2079 claims…
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Farming & the land, 1915
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Murder at Gooma. Farmer Shot in the Back
DIED NEAR HIS MOTHER'S HOME COOMA, Monday.—A tragedy is reported from Jindabyne about 35 miles from Cooma, on the road to Mount…
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When the English plough was first introduced into India, the natives so admired the implement that they painted it read and worshipped it…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →A New Non-political Organisation. "The Farmers and Producers' Non-political Union." Initiated at Crookwell
On Saturday last, June 5, a very enthusiastic. meeting of farmers, representative of the whole district, was held in the School of Arts, Crookwell, for the purpose of forming the farmers and…
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At the last meeting of Murrungal Shire Council, the meeting discussed the question as to the amount of money which would probably be required to keep the…
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Winchcombe, Carson, Sydney woolsales the market for good wools was firm at late rates. Medium wools in seller's favor. Short faulty lines…
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The Necessary Commodities Control Commission started on Tuesday, to deal with the consideration of the claims for additional compensation on…
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Mr. Geo. Pring's Cooyong wool clip from Crowther was included in Winchcombe Carson's catalogue offered last Wednesday. The fleece sold…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wool Market. Schute, Bell & CO. June 5
The enhanced prices recorded in Sydney last week have been well maintained at the Brisbane stiles, good quality wools meeting with strung and…
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In the presence of a large number of farmers at Crookwell last week a new non-political organisation for men on the land, saw the light of day…
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According to the land, who ought to know, the rain which fell this week will just about crown the crops and pastures in this…
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Last week's glorious rains will be of wonderful benefit to the young wheat crops, which, are now well above-ground, and a fall such as we have…
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Wheat is quiet and unchanged except for Indian June, which is held for sixpence advance…
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Owing to a possible shortage of labour, the War Office has promised the board of agriculture to grant fullough to a limited number of soldiers…
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German horse-dealers are reported to be making extensive purchased in Sweden, horse, it is understood, some 12,000 horse were available for foreign use…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Patriotic Farmers the [?]Yan, Hu[?]onia and Hu[?]dal Red Cross Patriotic Fund
Sunday, June 19th, was a busy day for the famers of H[?]tonia and the surrounding districts. There is an old “The better the day the better…
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Revolt is contemplated by the dairy farmers of the Tweed River, who made on Tuesday, through their representative, Mr. Raymond Perdriau, a final appeal to the Necessary…
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At Inverell court last week W. H. Coulter, a drover was proceeded against for removing more than a quarter of an ear from a sheep, thus…
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IN the presence of a large number of farmers as Crook well last week, a new non-political organisation, for men on the land, saw the light of day. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Farmers and Settlers’ Association
The Yass branch met on Saturday PRESENT : Messrs. J. Connell (President), A. H. B[?]an , Bourke, E. S. Hall, [?]rence, G. J. B[?]wald, T. [?]rce, J. Glover,…
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