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Murray · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1939

2,461 stories in Murray's papers · page 86 of 124

Channel Through Typical Sheep Country

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 9 September 1939 · page 5

The bank of the Mulwala channel where it passes through sheep country near Berrigan. Inset: One of the great barges sold for nominal sums at the completion of the construction…

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Disposal of Wool Clip Should be Lodged in Wool Stores

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 9 September 1939 · page 31

Although so early in the stages of the new war it is stated that the whole of the Australian wool clip will be acquired by the British…

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Control of Sheep Parasites. Highly Efficient Drug

Riverina Recorder · Saturday 9 September 1939 · page 4

The nodule worm, one of the most serious parasites of sheep, has been very largely controlled by the use of phenothiazine…

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Menace of Shoddy to Autralian Wool

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 9 September 1939 · page 14

AUSTRALIA is the greatest wool-growing country in the world, with and annual clip of approximately 3,000,000 bales, worth, according to…

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Wheat Price Down in Sydney Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 9 September 1939 · page 32

The Sydney wheat market to-day showed a decline of 3½d a bushel compared with yesterday's opening quotations, but very little business was…

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WATER comes to the Sheep Countty Irrigation begins from Yarrawonga Diversion Weir

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 9 September 1939 · page 5

WATER has come to the sheep country. With the release of irrigation water from Yarrawonga diversion weir, another link in the Murray river scheme has been forged, and thousands of acres of grazing land have been brought into the field of intense production. As a measure to sop the influx to the city from the county, the new…

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£2 Million for Wheat Federal Offer Repeated Return of 3/4 a Bushel to Growers Canberra

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 9 September 1939 · page 30

Although the effect of the war upon world wheat prices cannot at this stage he gauged, the Commonwealth Government has…

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Better Farming is Not Enough

Riverina Recorder · Saturday 9 September 1939 · page 5

(Mr. Richmond is Lecturer in Economic History at the University of Queensland, and Director of the Tutorial Classes Department.)…

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Farmer Gets £725 Damages "Grazier's Negligence Caused Fire" Melbourne

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 9 September 1939 · page 22

A jury in the First Civil Court today found that Charles Ernest Missan, grazier, of Gormandale, had been guilty of negligence when burning off…

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Modern Dairying Machinery the Secret of Success

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 9 September 1939 · page 17

The secret of success in dairy farming lies not only in the selection of good cows, but also in the adoption of modern methods of handling the…

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Clearance of Wool on Holbrook Railway Line

Border Morning Mail · Monday 11 September 1939 · page 2

With the view to having a bi-weekly clearance of wool traffic on the Holbrook line, it has been decided to run the mixed train on Thursdays from…

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Items of News Cyclone Causes 2500 Damage at Wagga Butter Factory

Border Morning Mail · Monday 11 September 1939 · page 2

A mild cyclone which struck Wagga at 5.30 p.m. yesterday caused damage estimated at £500 at the Wagga butter factory, where roofing and piping…

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Britain Abused by Gun-before-butter Goering Hermann Works Himself Into a Fury Directs Attack on Chamberlain Peace Feelers Are Put Out England Ready to Negotiate When Germans Withdrawn From Poland LONDON, September 10

Border Morning Mail · Monday 11 September 1939 · page 6

"Germany has always been the most hated of all nations because she is the most hard working and energetic. But now you will see, Mr. Chamberlain, what you will experience now that this nation stands under an…

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Wagga Cattle Sale

The Pastoral Times · Tuesday 12 September 1939 · page 4

The Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Co. Ltd., will yard 1,600 mountain and locally bred cattle at Wagga on Monday next, September 18…

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Area Planted to Wheat

The Corowa Free Press · Tuesday 12 September 1939 · page 1

According to an estimate the Director of Marketing at the Department of Agriculture, 4,900,000 acres have been planted to wheat for the…

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Wheat Prices Ease Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 12 September 1939 · page 3

Wheat cargo values were easier, in Sydney to-day, following a sharp drop in American options. Sellers asked 2/8½d a bushel, inclusive of all…

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Rain Holds Up Shearing Heavy Cutting Sheep

The Pastoral Times · Tuesday 12 September 1939 · page 2

After a good run in July, shearers were checked by rains in August. Almost two weeks were lost through rain in Riverina and parts of the…

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Questions in the House Wheat Bounty

The Corowa Free Press · Tuesday 12 September 1939 · page 3

Mr. Lethbridge: I ask the Premier whether it is a fact that the Farmers' Relief Board has instructed supervisors to obtain a refund of the…

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Excellent Sheep Sale; 12,500 Penned at Albury

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 12 September 1939 · page 4

Dalgety and Co. Ltd., Albury, report having held a very successful special sheep sale at Albury yesterday, when they submitted an…

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Government Hay Take Over Wheat Stocks Canberra

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 12 September 1939 · page 4

It was stated here to-day that Federal Cabinet is expected to decide to-morrow to acquire the whole of the existing wheat stocks in…

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