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Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra) · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1951

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Figures Discredit Wool Stockpiling

The West Wyalong Advocate · Monday 19 February 1951 · page 5

Cominform countries have, been stock-piling wool by purchases in the world's markets are not borne out by figures revealed in the export statistics of the…

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Challenge on the Wool Tax

The West Wyalong Advocate · Monday 19 February 1951 · page 2

Acting under the advice of their solicitors, the Australian Primary Producers Union has issued the following statement…

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U.s. Predicts Still Higher Wool Prices

The West Wyalong Advocate · Monday 19 February 1951 · page 2

Business in U.S.A. is in a transitional stage as shifts are made to a near-war economy. Advices to Dalgety's from…

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Forbes Regular Sheep Sale

Lachlander and Condobolin and Western Districts Recorder · Tuesday 20 February 1951 · page 1

Edward Weaver & Coy, Forbes, and The Farmers & Graziers Co.Op. Coy. Ltd., auctionziers Co-Op. Coq. Ltd…

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Prices for Wool Skirtings Remarkable Advance

Lachlander and Condobolin and Western Districts Recorder · Tuesday 20 February 1951 · page 2

Winchcombe Carson Ltd. report: Although some slight variation recently has been experienced in values for particular types of…

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Wheat Payments Delay on No. 11 Pool

The Forbes Advocate · Tuesday 20 February 1951 · page 8

The Minister far Commerce and Agriculture, Mr. McGwcn, has replied to certain criticisms of delay In the payment to…

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Still Higher Wool Prices Predicted By America

The Forbes Advocate · Tuesday 20 February 1951 · page 6

Business in U.SA. is in a transitional stage, as shifts are made to a near-war economy. Advices to Dalgety's from their…

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Soldier Settlers and the Wool Tax Deductions

The Forbes Advocate · Tuesday 20 February 1951 · page 1

SOLDIER settlers under the war service land settlement scheme and ex-servicemen being financially assisted in other ways to settle on the land will not be granted exemptions from the Commonwealth Government's 20…

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Night Driving Of Sheep Costs Owner £85'10'-For Negligence

The Forbes Advocate · Tuesday 20 February 1951 · page 1

IN Forbes District Court on Wednesday His Honor Judge McKillop was occupied for several hours in the hearing of a claim for damages arising out of an accident which occurred when 300 sheep were being…

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Wool Values Rise 5. Per Cent

The West Wyalong Advocate · Thursday 22 February 1951 · page 1

"The Advocate" received the following telegram from Messrs Winehcombe Cars on Ltd. on Tuesday morning:—…

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Sheep and Wool Classps

The Forbes Advocate · Friday 23 February 1951 · page 6

The instructional classes in sheep and wool classing every Tuesday at Eugowra are again too low in numbers…

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Successful Sheep Sale

The Forbes Advocate · Friday 23 February 1951 · page 6

F. and S. G. Cheney, in conjunction with Winchcombe, Carson Ltd.. report a very successful sale with an extra good yarding…

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Steady Demand for 17,500 Sheep

The Forbes Advocate · Friday 23 February 1951 · page 10

winchcombe, Carson Limited, Forbes. report having held their usual monthly store sheep sale on Wednesday, 21st instant, when…

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Wheat At Silos And Stacks

The Forbes Advocate · Friday 23 February 1951 · page 6

After the closing of the silos this season 2000 bags of wheat were received and trucked. This compares with 55,000 bags last…

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America Short of Wool Prospects Promising

Lachlander and Condobolin and Western Districts Recorder · Friday 23 February 1951 · page 4

Winchcombe, Carson Ltd. report: No particular country is responsible for the widespread competition being experienced for wool…

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Sheep at Homebush

The Grenfell Record and Lachlan District Advertiser · Monday 26 February 1951 · page 2

The market for sheep and lambs was stronger at the Homebush auctions last Thursday, 18,313 being penned…

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Weethalle Wool Averages 184¾d

The West Wyalong Advocate · Monday 26 February 1951 · page 1

Mr. F. G. Ussher, of Weethalle, reports having received highly satisfactory prices for 60 bales of wool which were…

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Co-op. Farm for Junior Farmers

The West Wyalong Advocate · Monday 26 February 1951 · page 4

The New South Wales Junior Farmer Movement's newest venture is a cooperative farm at Orange, which has aroused great interest…

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Kikoira Farmers Declare War on Rabbits KIKOIRA

The West Wyalong Advocate · Monday 26 February 1951 · page 6

Farmers in the Kikoira district have declared war on rabbits and a poisoning campaign is in progress…

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America Is Short of Wool

The Forbes Advocate · Tuesday 27 February 1951 · page 3

No particular country is responsible for the widespread competition being experienced for wool and the high values…

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