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Murray · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1940

1,819 stories in Murray's papers · page 70 of 91

Wool Clip Sent by Rail, 22,165 BALES. Big Increase On Last Year

The Pastoral Times · Friday 4 October 1940 · page 4

Although most of the big sheds have cut out the general shearing, deliveries of wool to the Deniliquin railway station are being consistently maintained…

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Hay Junior Farmers' Club Meeting of Committee

The Riverine Grazier · Friday 4 October 1940 · page 2

At the September meeting of the Hay Junior Farmers'. Club Advisory Committee, there were present : Messrs. J. Alan Gibson (president),…

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Relief for Farmers. Mr. Lawson Questions Minister

The Pastoral Times · Friday 4 October 1940 · page 3

In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. Lawson (Murray) asked the Minister for Agriculture (Major, Reid) if Cabinet had yet decided the…

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Collect These Sheep, Please

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 5 October 1940 · page 4

Weight of a sheep donated to the big carnival yesterday by Mr. Fred Griffiths of Toonallook, was 207 lbs. Nearest guess was made by Cpl. Marshall,…

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Wheat Market Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 5 October 1940 · page 7

A steady trade was [?] in wheat for the produce trade to-day. Export inquiry was quiet. Rates fixed by the Australian Wheat Board were: Millers’ [?] for home…

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Wool Lighter in Condition Melbourne

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 5 October 1940 · page 8

As wool was generally lighter in condition and was showing thinness, and possibly tenderness, it had not been appraised as highly as last year,…

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Farmers Clamoring For Work MELBOURNE

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 5 October 1940 · page 8

Large numbers of farmers are clamoring for work at munition factories [?] tide them over the drought, but in many [?] as a means of…

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Japanese Rice Crops Decrease of 29,000,000 Bushels Expected TOKIO, October 3

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 5 October 1940 · page 8

The Ministry of Agriculture forecasts that the 1940 rice harvest will [?] bushels, a decline of [?] bushels. The Ministry said…

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A Great Year Eskdale Butter Factory

Border Morning Mail · Monday 7 October 1940 · page 4

At the 36th annual meeting of shareholders of Eskdale butter factory. Mr. M. P. Larkin (chairman) expressed pleasure in having to report a most…

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Consumption of Wool America Can Help MELBOURNE

Border Morning Mail · Monday 7 October 1940 · page 2

The chairman of the Australian Wool Board (Sir Dalziel Kelly) said to-day that if the consumption of wool [?] head of population in America could…

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Sheep Die After Cold Change

The Pastoral Times · Tuesday 8 October 1940 · page 4

As a set off to the benefits of the recent rains, some serious losses were occasioned amongst newly-shorn sheep in Finley district. The sudden cold change…

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New Cattle Yards Tenders to Be Called

The Pastoral Times · Tuesday 8 October 1940 · page 1

With the raising of the necessary loan (£2,000) finalised, tenders are to be called immediately by Deniliquin Council for the construction of new…

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Gaoled for Two Years Butter Factory Robbery Sequel Melbourne

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 8 October 1940 · page 6

Two days after 44 boxes of butter, valued at £173. had been stolen from the Birregurra butter factory, wireless, patrol police found 31 boxes of butter…

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Turning Back The Files... 10 Years Ago : (From the “Pastoral Times,” September 30, 1930)

The Pastoral Times · Tuesday 8 October 1940 · page 2

EYE INJURED. — Stewart Perrin, aged 13, had his eye seriously injured at the Intermediate High School on Friday, when a glass flask exploded…

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Commercial To-day’s Sheep Market (Supplied by John McNamara and Co. Pty. Ltd.) NEWMARKET, Tuesday. Sheep, lambs and stores; easier. Younghusband’s Echuca Market

The Pastoral Times · Tuesday 8 October 1940 · page 1

Younghusband Ltd report:— Sheep.—A large yarding of both fat and store sheep forward. Sucker lambs comprised the bulk of the fat section…

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Farmers’ Troubles Mr. Mair’s Remedies

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 8 October 1940 · page 6

Speaking at a meeting of Culcairn District Council of the Farmers and Settlers’ Association at Culcairn yesterday, the Premier (Mr. A…

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Urana Farmer’s Loss. CATTLE [?]

The Berrigan Advocate · Wednesday 9 October 1940 · page 4

In the County [?] recently, Judge [?] William Robert [?] Urana in his claim [?]…

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[?] of Sale of Wool to Britain Emphasised Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 9 October 1940 · page 3

[?] Carson Ltd., in a re[?] points out that the advantage of [?] of the whole of the wool clip [?] the British Government had become…

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The Farm Home Control of White Ants Protective Treatment of Timber

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 9 October 1940 · page 4

The most effective liquid in general [?] for the treatment of timber to prevent white ant attack is coal tar creosote oil the effectiveness of the…

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Fat Cattle Sales

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 10 October 1940 · page 7

At Newmarket yesterday 1550 head of fat bullocks were yarded, an increase of 135 head on last week. The quality was very good, and the market…

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