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Murray · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1931

1,965 stories in Murray's papers · page 75 of 99

London Wool Sales

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Friday 2 October 1931 · page 47

Dalgety and Co. Ltd. report having received the following message from their head office:—"Wool sales continue active, with good competition…

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Special Sheep Sale To-morrow

The Independent · Friday 2 October 1931 · page 57

Messrs John McNamara and Co's special sale of 1,000 high-class sheep will be held at Deniliquin to-morrow (Saturday)…

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Important Notice Dipping of Sheep

The Independent · Friday 2 October 1931 · page 21
Also in The Pastoral Times

THE attention of Graziers of the Deniliquin District is directed to the provisions of the Stock Diseases Act, 1901, and the Regulations thereunder,…

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Sheep Truckings Considerable Falling Off

The Independent · Friday 2 October 1931 · page 33

The recent slaughtermen's strike in Melbourne has caused a real hold-up in the lamb export trade. On account of the grass seeds graziers have now been…

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Butter Factory Re-opening Now Assured

The Pastoral Times · Friday 2 October 1931 · page 2

We -are informed by the directors of the Deniliquin Butter Factory that advice has been received from the E.S. and A Bank, Melbourne, of acceptance…

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Trademark Wanted Butter Factory Co's. Prize

The Independent · Friday 2 October 1931 · page 44

The directorate of Deniliquin Butter Factory and Farm Produce Co. is offering a prize of £1/1/- for the best and most appropriate title and design to…

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Wool Sales Increased Prices

The Pastoral Times · Friday 2 October 1931 · page 2

The first wool, sales, of the season were held in Melbourne' yesterday. A very gratifying feature of the sales was that the recent increased prices were…

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Bags for Wheat Merchants Demand Cash Local Farmers Appeal to R.i.b

The Independent · Friday 2 October 1931 · page 9

At a meeting of Deniliquin F. and S. meeting yesterday at the Council Chambers, the President (Mr. J. A. Lawson) read a letter from Mr…

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Deniliquin F. & S. Report on Butter Factory

The Independent · Friday 2 October 1931 · page 9

There was a large attendance at the regular meeting of Deniliquin Farmers and Settlers' Association branch at the Council Chambers yesterday…

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Lambs R[?] Slaughtermen's [?] Hold-up in Sheep [?]

The Independent · Friday 2 October 1931 · page 25

The slaughtermen's strike in Melbourne has had the effect of seriously curtailing sheep trucking operations at Deniliquin in the last week…

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Butter Factory Machinery Purchased Can Deniliquin Beat Wagga

The Independent · Friday 2 October 1931 · page 9

Representatives of Deniliquin Butter Factory Co. (Messrs Douuglas, Hanell and Lawson) visited Wagga during last week-end to purchase…

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Butter Factory Opening Tuesday Next Meeting of Shareholders

The Independent · Friday 2 October 1931 · page 65

By Tuesday next the re-established butter factory at Deniliquin is expected to commence operations again…

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Losses in Young Sheep Due to Entero-Toxaemia

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Friday 2 October 1931 · page 24

REFERENCE is made in recent circulars of the Stock Branch of the Department of Agriculture to investigations of a condition of sheep…

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Parasites of Sheep Some Don'ts Concerning Dipping

The Pastoral Times · Friday 2 October 1931 · page 4

Don't dip sheep just after they have eaten their fill, or when they are in an overheated condition. Allow them to stand for an hour or so in the yards to…

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Aid for Farmers the £3,000,000 Distribution on Wheat Production Basis No Export Bounty of 6d

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Friday 2 October 1931 · page 11

It has been decided by the Federal Government that the sum of £3,000,000, to be provided by the banks for the relief of wheatgrowers, shall be…

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Season Record Wool Price Geelong

The Independent · Friday 2 October 1931 · page 49

An Australian record for this season in wool selling was established to-day when George Hauge and Co., disposed of the well-known Wurook clip from…

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American Wheat Sale to China Washington

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Friday 2 October 1931 · page 15

Terms have been announced of the sale of 15,000,000 bushels of wheat to China. Payment will be made by bonds issued by the Chinese National…

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Soviet Wheat Exporting Will Continue Moscow

The Independent · Friday 2 October 1931 · page 41

"We intend to carry out the programme of the wheat experts," declared Dr. Parloff, a director of the Soviet Grain Board, in denying a…

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Progress Association Establishment of Butter Factory Sub-committee Appointed

The Corowa Free Press · Friday 2 October 1931 · page 3

A meeting of the Corowa and District Progress Association wan held at the Literary Institute on Monday evening last, when. Mr. L. J. Levy,…

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