Farmers and Settlers' Association. Moulamein Branch
Minutes of a meeting of the Moulamein Branch of the Farmers and Settlers Association held 23rd July, 1920. Present.—Messrs A B Wood (President)…
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Wheat Guarantee. Position of Border Farmers
Mr R. T. Ball, M.L.A., has received the following letter from the Department of Agriculture which speaks for itself:—“With reference…
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Woolgrowers who have been considering the advisability of shipping their wool to London, will learn with alarm of the conditions to which Bills…
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The State Government is considering a proposal to appoint a wheat board of three members in connection with the proposed, compulsory…
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The Minister for Agriculture (Mr Dunn) explains that the Government is not providing cornsacks in sufficient quantity to meet the needs…
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The Pastoral Finance Association, Limited, Sydney, report under date 13th August:— The cabled information to hand this…
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Yesterday judge Bevan reserved his decision, in a case in which Charles Henry Schier sued Walter E. Schier, both of finley, for £12 10s 11d alleged to be due to…
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A poll of wheat-growers in the various States will be taken as soon as possible in order to find out their wishes in regard to the continuance…
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The palatability of wheat is increased by boiling, steaming, or soaking in hot water, but this treatment does not increase the food value in any, nor does the fact…
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Messrs J. McNamara and Co., Shepparton, will hold a large special cattle sale at Shepparton on Thursday next, August 26, when over…
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Mr. W. F. Dunn, Minister for Agriculture, recently commented upon information received from Melbourne to the effect that 16/ per bushel had been…
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[?]able interest centred in a case at [?] Sessions on Monday, in which [?] Hudson and John Woolnough [?] residents, of Mathoura and…
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Mr. Dunlop, secretary, of the Primary Producers' Union, has been, advised by the Minister for Agriculture that a proposal is under consideration to appoint a wheat…
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Wheat farmers and orchardists are afraid that there has been altogether too much rain to provide a prospect for good wheat crops and fruit crops. A large…
Continued on Trove, page 28 →Wool Profits Report by Control Committee. Melbourne
Interesting figures regarding the e profits accruing to the Colonial Combing and Spring Weaving Company under the contract with the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fallow Advances to Farmers in Victoria. Five Shillings an Acre
The Assistant Minister for Lands in Victoria (Mr. Mackinnon moved the Second reading of the Fallowing Advances Bill in the Legislative Assembly. The…
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There was only one case get down for hearing at the Quarter Sessions on Monday before Judge Bevan, and a jury. One of the accused was acquitted, by…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Telegrams. Sydney. Monday Evening the Farmers and Settlers. The Annual Conference Opened
At the Farmers and Settlers Conference the president said that cooperation took in with it immigration. It was no use dumping hundreds of…
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Manufactures need not have a monopoly of the benefit of advertisetment--the farmer can profit by it, too, Certainly it is more difficult for the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Original Correspondence [We do not hold ourselves in any way responsible for opinions expressed by correspondents.--Ed., F.p.] Wheat at Ten Shillings Per Bushel. (To the Editor). (To the Editor "Free Press.")
Sir,-- I picked up the "Age" the other day, which contained a wages log for a city industry in which wages ranged from £4 to ½£53- per week…
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