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Murray · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1950

1,532 stories in Murray's papers · page 46 of 77

Wool Tax Plan Opposed Melbourne

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 2 September 1950 · page 1

The Australian Primary Producers’ Union today opposed Professor Sir Douglas Copland’s suggestion that an export tax of 33 1-3 per cent be imposed on wool…

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Extra £2½ Million for N.z. Dairy Farmers

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 2 September 1950 · page 4

WELLINGTON. Fri.: Dairy farmers in New Zealand will get about £2,500,000 added to their cream cheques during the current…

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£6 Million Spent in Four Days on Wool Buying “Spree” SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 2 September 1950 · page 2

Wool experts estimated today that the 47,000 bales sold at the wool sales in Sydney this week brought £6,000,000. More was spent in the four days than at any…

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Eat More Butter Campaign

Border Morning Mail · Monday 4 September 1950 · page 3

MELBOURNE, Sun.: The proposed “Eat More Butter” campaign of the Federal Dairy Committee of the…

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Wool Brings New Problems

Border Morning Mail · Monday 4 September 1950 · page 2

The implications of the spectacular rise in wool prices reflect only too well the gravely disturbed state of national affairs. The world is wool-hungry, with visible supplies so far behind disclosed demand that no weakening of the market…

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U.s. Government to Buy Wool Abroad

Border Morning Mail · Monday 4 September 1950 · page 9

NEW YORK, Sun.: The United States Government was expected to start buying wool abroad in the next few weeks in a move to…

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Farmers’ Fine Gesture

Border Morning Mail · Monday 4 September 1950 · page 8

LEFT: Residents of the Burramine district who took part in a working bee on the property of Mr. Alick Dennis, who broke his leg playing football for Burramine. They plan to disc 330 acres for Mr. Dennis. Back row (left to right): Messrs Mick Lawless, Pat Cummins, Jack Lawless, Jack Dufty, Pat O’Dwyer; Second row: Messrs…

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Freight Rises for Wool

The Riverine Grazier · Tuesday 5 September 1950 · page 2

Because of the good season, wool and wheat freight charges will be substantially higher when the general increases in railway fares and freights…

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Warning on Wool Prices

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 5 September 1950 · page 3

MELBOURNE, Mon.: “Prices have an unfortunate habit of falling as suddenly as they rise and we should therefore act…

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Wool Prices and War

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 5 September 1950 · page 2

Australians have given a mixed reception to the sensational wool prices, the main one being a general feeling of alarm about the inflationary aspects of this new money. There is a much graver significance about the rises, for it cannot be…

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Few Sheep for Butchers at Goolgowi Sale

The Riverine Grazier · Tuesday 5 September 1950 · page 2

A feature of the sheep sale conducted at Goolgowi on Monday, August 28, by F. Rawlinson, Goolgowi, in conjunction with Dalgety & Company,…

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Foot-rot and Foot-abscess in Sheep

The Corowa Free Press · Tuesday 5 September 1950 · page 4

Treatment for foot-rot and foot-abscess in sheep is similar, except for a slight variation in the surgical attention necessary in each…

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The Wool Levy (To-The Editor)

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 5 September 1950 · page 8

Sir,— Hitchins, with others, is making a frantic effort to foist wool marketing scheme on farmers Judging by the haste with…

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The Wool Prices-boon or Danger

The Corowa Free Press · Tuesday 5 September 1950 · page 3

While it is always a matter of satisfaction to see new money coming into Australia--particularly if it goes into the pockets of primary…

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Australian Wool Price Climb Shock to American Manufacturers New York

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 5 September 1950 · page 12

With the growing world-wide demand for wool and the supply dropping, a rise in prices on the Australian market had been expected, but the 45 per cent climb had been “an ascent of…

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Rifle Found Near Body of Whitton Farmer

The Riverine Grazier · Tuesday 5 September 1950 · page 3

On Saturday last, the body of Clyde Lewis Beale, farmer of Whitton. was found in a lane at the rear off his property…

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Bail for Farmer on Murder Charge

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 5 September 1950 · page 3

Alfred James Hodgkin, 32, farmer, of Glen Valley, who was remanded by Mr. Justice Barry for re-trial on a murder…

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Junior Farmers’ Club. Trip to Albury and the Hume Weir

The Berrigan Advocate · Wednesday 6 September 1950 · page 3

On Friday week last a party of Junior Farmers from the Finley, Berrigan and Jerilderie Clubs, under the supervision of their teachers, Messrs…

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Sheep's Teeth

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 7 September 1950 · page 4

Lime supplements can prevent the particular abnormality in teeth development in young sheep fed on cereal grain mixtures,…

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Wool Sales

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 7 September 1950 · page 3

Considerable interest is being manifest by district graziers in the opening Melbourne wool sales on Mnday next, when many district…

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