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Murray · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1927

1,284 stories in Murray's papers · page 44 of 65

700 Sheep Killed

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Friday 2 September 1927 · page 29

A mob of 700 newly-shorn sheep were killed by a hailstorm at Morce. The sheep, which belonged to Mr. J. Jurd, who lives at Chantress, were…

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Tick-infested Sheep

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Friday 2 September 1927 · page 29

Practically nine-tenths of the sheep penned at a special sheep sale at Goulburn, when 7000 head were offered, were not allowed to be sold by the…

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Sydney Wool Sales

The Corowa Free Press · Friday 2 September 1927 · page 3

Very good general competition prevailed at Tuesday's wool auctions, when good selections totalling 11,028 bales were offered. Sales at auction…

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High Values for Fat Cattle

The Corowa Free Press · Friday 2 September 1927 · page 3

As an instance of the fattening capabilities of the Wangaratta district, Mr W. Connell, of Glanmire, Tarrawingee, has just sold a draft of…

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Wheat Root Beetle. Wide Area of the Wheat Belt Infested

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Friday 2 September 1927 · page 16

During the past two or three seasons the white curl grub larva of the wheat root beetle (Anodontonyx fotrieus) has attacked the wheat crops in many…

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Commercial Newmarket Sales Fat Sheep

The Pastoral Times · Friday 2 September 1927 · page 2

About 32,000 yarded A draft of 1000 crossbreds from Aratula station bold to 35/11, average 30/9 Prices were irregular and receded in the…

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A Lot of Wheat. Wagga-road, Lockhart

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Friday 2 September 1927 · page 13

Dear Uncle Jeff.—This is my first letter to the Children's Page. I hope you will accept me as a nephew. We have been taking the "Banner" for…

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Wool Classing. How to Skirt the Fleece Properly

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Friday 2 September 1927 · page 17

Any wool that is lacking in character, lower in quality, shorter, heavier in condition, discoloured, or in any way inferior to the bulk of the good wool…

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Useful Rains Important in Wheat Areas. Graziers Will Benefit

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Friday 2 September 1927 · page 4

The Western wheat and wool areas for a distance of 120 miles, from Wellington to Warren, benefited considerably from rains during the week-end…

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Wool Sales a Fiem Advance. Strong Continental Buying. Sydney

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Friday 2 September 1927 · page 27

Very good general competition prevailed at to-day's wool auctions, when good selections totalling 11,028 bales were offered. Sales…

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Farmers' Friends Secondary Industries

The Independent · Friday 2 September 1927 · page 2

Few persons ever pause to correlate primary industry with the liquor trade. Breweries and distillers, however, are among the best customers of the…

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Help for Needy Farmers

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Friday 2 September 1927 · page 28

In the Victorian Assembly on Wednesday, the Government introduced a Bill to enable advances to be made to necessitous farmers for fallowing thier…

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Children’s Essays Better Farming Train First Prize Winner

The Pastoral Times · Friday 2 September 1927 · page 4

The essay competition promoted by the Chamber of Commerce resulted in a number of excellent contribution being sent in The first…

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Sydney Wool Sales

The Corowa Chronicle · Saturday 3 September 1927 · page 3

A good selection was offered at the Sydney wool sales on Thursday, when catalogues comprising 11,120 bales were submitted at suction, 3979 being…

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Fat Sheep Early sales inactive [?]ing improved Rates

The Corowa Chronicle · Saturday 3 September 1927 · page 1

About [?],000 Yarded. The Hunter River Merinos were immeasurably superior to other consignments the Mrindley Park wethers again making…

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The Pastoral Outlook Reduced Clip Likely Huge Figures Company Chairman's Forecast

The Corowa Chronicle · Saturday 3 September 1927 · page 4

Mr. Harold Bell, acting chairman of directors of Winchombe, Carson Ltd, in addressing shareholders at the annual meeting this week, spoke of the…

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Commercial Melbourne Markets Tuesday August 30, 1927 Sheep and Lambs

The Corowa Chronicle · Saturday 3 September 1927 · page 1

The principal increase in this weeks supply is known in Southern Riverina contributing 150 additional trucks consigned jointly via Wodonga and…

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The Wool Trade Russia and Germany Best Buyers

The Corowa Chronicle · Saturday 3 September 1927 · page 3

Mr. F. R. Bennett, chairman of the Victorian and South Australian Wool brokers' Association expresses the view that Russia is going to be one of…

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Sydney Wool Sales. PRICES 5 to 10% DEARER

Riverina Recorder · Saturday 3 September 1927 · page 2

Wool sales were held in Sydney on Tuesday last, when the quantity catalogued amounted to 11,028 bales, and sales, including private transactions,…

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Wool Clip Estimate. Decrease of 470,000 BALES Australia Still Premier Producer

Riverina Recorder · Saturday 3 September 1927 · page 3

To celebrate the conclusion of a successful first season, members of the Victorian Wool Buyers' Gulf Association held a dinner at Menzies' Hotel last…

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