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Farming & the land, 1943

1,201 stories in Murray's papers · page 20 of 61

Wodonga Fat Sheep and Lamb Sale

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 13 May 1943 · page 2

The Associated Agents report having held their four-weekly fat sheep and lamb sale at Wodonga yesterday, when they yarded 1350 fat sheep and lambs. The yarding…

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AGRICULTURAL & Pastoral Notes Women on the Food Front Challenge of the, Japanese Biockade

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 13 May 1943 · page 4

There is much evidence to support the view that the Axis powers hope to achieved victory on the food front, and to date they are making…

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Farmers and Settlers' Association Branch Reformed at Jerilderie

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 13 May 1943 · page 3

A meeting to consider the question of reforming the Jerilderie branch of the Farmers and Settlers' Association was held on…

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War Agricultural Committees In Relation to Post-war Farming

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 13 May 1943 · page 4

In the course of a reply to some recent criticism of the. War Agricultural Committee organisation, the New South Wales Minister for…

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Mechanising the Dairy Industry SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 13 May 1943 · page 2

Questioned by Mr J. T. Rcid (UCP) In the Legislative Assembly today regarding the Government's plan lo make £10,000 available for the-mechanisation of the dairy…

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.303 Rifles For Farmers MELBOURNE

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 13 May 1943 · page 2

Release of -303 rifles to farmers for the [?] of pests would begin in a few weeks, said the Minister for the Army (Mr Forde) tonight. Applications should…

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Wagga Sheep Sale

Border Morning Mail · Friday 14 May 1943 · page 2

Daigely and Co. Ltd., Wagga, report holding a special sheep sale at Wagga on Monday last. 20,000 sheep were forward, comprising all classes. The merino…

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Pastoral Award Wage Rates Changed

The Riverine Grazier · Friday 14 May 1943 · page 3

All outline or me new rates 01 wages under the Federal Pastoral Award was given recently by the assistant secretary of the N.S.W…

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Record Wool Cheque

The Henty Observer and Culcairn Shire Register · Friday 14 May 1943 · page 1

Although the Australian wool clip for the 1942-43 season was smaller the total wool revenue was £71,000,000—a record…

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Help for Dairymen State to Grant £100,000 Sydney

The Corowa Free Press · Friday 14 May 1943 · page 1

The State Government is prepared to-find substantial funds to the extent of £100.000 to assist dairy companies and war agricultural committees to…

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Sheep Skin Sales Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 15 May 1943 · page 2

Competition generally was steady for 57,577 sheep skins offered for sale today and the market was without much chacnge from last sale. Quotations: Merino [?]…

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Blows That Settled Von Arnim “Defences Cut As With a Knife Through Butter” LONDON, May 14

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 15 May 1943 · page 1

“Von Arnim split his lank forces because he could not decide where the Allied punch was coming. This proved his undoing but the real reason for our victory was the swift and heavy blow which drove through the German defences like a knife into the Medjez el Bab sector," said…

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Unarmed Farmer Captured Four Armed Nazis LONDON, May 14

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 15 May 1943 · page 1

German raiders last night carried out a short concentrated attack on on East Anglian town reported by Berlin radio to be Chelmsford. Two…

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Henty Farmers and Settlers Association

Border Morning Mail · Monday 17 May 1943 · page 3

The president (Mr A. W. G. Wood) resided at the monthly meeting of the Henty Fanners and Settlers Association and the following members also…

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Wheat Payments

The Berrigan Advocate · Wednesday 19 May 1943 · page 1

In a statement in the State [?] last week, Mr Tully said:— With reference to the questions asked by the hon member for…

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Pastoral Award. Wage Rates Changed

The Berrigan Advocate · Wednesday 19 May 1943 · page 1

An outline of the new rates of wages under the Federal Pastoral Award was given recently by the assistant secretary of the N.S.W…

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Dermatitis of Sheep. Treatment by Lime-sulphur Dipping

The Berrigan Advocate · Wednesday 19 May 1943 · page 4

Preliminary trials carried [?] the department of Agriculture for the control of infestation of sheep with the mile Psorergates Ovis and…

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ANOTHER £4,000,000 Fob Dairy Farmers Canberra

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 19 May 1943 · page 1

Payment of an additional nobody of £4.000,000 to dairy farmers is expected to be approved by the Federal Government shortly. The subsidy which will be distributed…

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What Inflation Means New Perils for Wage Farmers Pound Note now Worth only 10/-

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 19 May 1943 · page 3

To win the war will cost us all every penny we can effort. There is no escape from that. Nothing can be more [?]olish nothing is the…

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Orange Crop Assured MELBOURNE

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 19 May 1943 · page 2

Though the full flush of the orange season will not be reached before the end of June, Indications at present point to a bigger crop, end civilian needs will be…

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