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Murray · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1948

1,371 stories in Murray's papers · page 28 of 69

“Wool On Wheels” Exhibition Here Today

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 5 May 1948 · page 5

First of its type in this country and probably the first in the world “Wool on Wheels,” Australian Wool Board’s travelling display unit,…

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Cropping Position Promising in Albury and Near Districts

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 5 May 1948 · page 6

Although the season so far has been much drier than average, prospects for the coming crops in south-eastern Riverina are promising. The average for the four months just…

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Farmers on World Tour Surprised by Land Values in Fiji

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 5 May 1948 · page 6

While In Suva, on their world tour, the Rural Bank progressive farmer team were guests of the Government of Fiji. They were…

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Fat Cattle Sales

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 6 May 1948 · page 2

MELBOURNE, Wed.: Early competition was very strong for fat bullocks at Newmarket today and values were 10/ to 15/ dearer. In late afternoon…

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Finley Sheep Sale

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 6 May 1948 · page 2

Messrs. John McNamara and Co. Pty. Ltd. will hold an important sheep sale at Finley on Wednesday next. 12th May, when they will…

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Melbourne Wool Sales

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 6 May 1948 · page 2

New Zealand Loan & M.A. Co., Ltd. (Inc. in England) have received the following wire from their Melbourne office: “Offered 6150 bales. Compared…

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Jeweller Turned Wool Lecturer

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 6 May 1948 · page 2

Ex-prisoner of war in Malaya, Mr B. McWilliams. who is in charge of the travelling wool exhibit now in Albury, used to be a…

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Wool Prices Favor Sellers

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 6 May 1948 · page 2

SYDNEY, Wed.: Prices tended in sellers’ favor for all well-grown fleeces and skirtings at today's Sydney wool sale. All the best features of the…

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Sheep’s Head Starts Gold Rush

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 6 May 1948 · page 8

LONDON, Wed.: A sheep’s head has started a gold rush in the Vosburg district of South Africa, reports the Associated…

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Handling of Future Wheat Harvests

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 6 May 1948 · page 3

A committee would be set up to consider the handling of future wheat harvests, the Minister for Agriculture (Mr. Graham) said in…

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Albury Stock Agents’ Request Charges on Sheep

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 6 May 1948 · page 2

Albury City Council last evening had before it a request from Albury and Wodonga Stock Agents' Association for alteration…

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Albury Sees “Wool on Wheels”

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 6 May 1948 · page 2

Attractive woollen dresses are a feature of the wool exhibit which was displayed in Dean st yesterday afternoon in a…

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Wool Board Chairman in London

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 6 May 1948 · page 10

LONDON, Wed. — Mr Douglas T. Boyd, chairman of the Australian Wool Board, arrived at the London airport yesterday to attend…

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Temporary Increase in British Butter Ration

Border Morning Mail · Friday 7 May 1948 · page 9

LONDON, Thurs.: The Ministry OF Food today announced that the butter ration for each person would be increased temporarily from…

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Commercial Wool Closes Firmer

Border Morning Mail · Friday 7 May 1948 · page 2

SYDNEY. Thurs.-. At closing wool [?] of the week excellent conditions continued to rule under strong general competition. There was,…

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Stabilising the Price of Wheat

Border Morning Mail · Friday 7 May 1948 · page 2

The world agreement on wheat -prices, to become effective on August 1 of this year, has had a mixed reception, especially in the chief producing countries, but, whatever its demerits, it does represent an honest attempt to keep prices…

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Precautions with Weather-damaged Seed Wheat

The Henty Observer and Culcairn Shire Register · Friday 7 May 1948 · page 4

As a large proportion of the wheat regained for sowing this season is wearher-damaged, growers, prior to sowing, are advised by the…

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Albury Wool Receipts Near £4 Million Mark

Border Morning Mail · Friday 7 May 1948 · page 1

Receipts for wool sold at Albury up to April 30 have touched almost £4,000,000 in what is far and away the best wool-selling season experienced in this district…

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Higher Ceiling Rate for Sheep Move By P.P Boards

Border Morning Mail · Friday 7 May 1948 · page 5

Albury P.P. Board at a meeting yesterday decided to support a move for power to raise the maximum rate which be levied on sheep from a halfpenny to two-thirds of a penny. This does not necessarily mean an increase in the…

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Use Best Quality Seed Available for 1948 Wheat Sowing

The Henty Observer and Culcairn Shire Register · Friday 7 May 1948 · page 6

Shot and sprung wheat should not be used for sowing if it is possible to obtain seed of better quality. On the other hand, plump bleached grain may…

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