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Murray · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1951

1,729 stories in Murray's papers · page 40 of 87

Minister Sees Wool Boom Danger

The Corowa Free Press · Tuesday 3 July 1951 · page 1

The Federal Minister for Agriculture Mr. [?] warned Australian farmers against trying [?] ''Cash in'' by switching to wool from…

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Links potato shortage with high wool prices

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 3 July 1951 · page 8

SYDNEY, Mon.: The price of wool had a lot to do with the shortage of potatoes, but decontrol was not the answer to the shortage. Prices Minister (Mr. Finnan) said today…

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Sheep Average £7/4/6 at Hay Successful June Sale

The Riverine Grazier · Tuesday 3 July 1951 · page 2

SHEEP sold at Hay on Saturday at a special sale conducted by Younghusband Ltd. and the A.M.L. & F. Coy., brought an average price of £7/4/6. Some of the big lines of sheep sold were March shorn so that the average…

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Food Shortage May Grow Worse, a Farmers’ Spokesman Warns Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 3 July 1951 · page 1

Unless food growing was made more profitable, vital food shortages would grow…

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Farm and Fodder Competition Judging

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 3 July 1951 · page 12

Albury Show Society farm and fodder competition will be judged this month and entries will close next Friday…

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Panic buying of butter in Perth

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 4 July 1951 · page 6

PERTH, Tues.: Panic buying of butter has caused a shortage in the city in the past few days and stores have limited sales to as…

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Sheep Savaged by Dogs Near Albury

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 4 July 1951 · page 10

W[?] in resting paddocks near Albury on Saturday night, 17 sheep out of a flock of 400 were savaged by dogs. Ten of the sheep were…

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“New railways needed to aid cattle industry”

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 4 July 1951 · page 16

BRISBANE, Tues.: The president of the Graziers’ Federal Council of Australia (Mr. P. A. Wright) today stressed the need…

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Another Drop in Wool Prices

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 4 July 1951 · page 15

MELBOURNE, Tues.: A further marked drop in the price of raw wool at Australian auctions last week is revealed in a statement…

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Advance on No.. 13 Wheat Pool

The Berrigan Advocate · Wednesday 4 July 1951 · page 9

The chairman of the Wheat Board (Sir John Teasdale) announced last week that approval had been granted for the payment of the fifth advance,…

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Graziers’ Association against the wool plan (To the Editor.)

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 4 July 1951 · page 15

Sir,—The Graziers’ Association of Riverina is emphatically opposed to the proposed wool marketing plan and recommends woolgrowers to vote “No” in the referendum which is to be held to determine if the plan shall be…

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District Wheat Bulkheads

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 5 July 1951 · page 3

The Minister for Agriculture, the Hon. E. H. Graham, M.L.A., announced on Thursday the names of another seven centres at which…

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Further cut in butter supplies

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 5 July 1951 · page 4

SYDNEY, Wed.: Producers’ Co-op. Distributing Society has notified grocers that butter supplies will be cut further…

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Will discuss butter price on

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 5 July 1951 · page 4

CANBERRA, Wed.: Minister for Commerce (Mr. McEwen) told Mr. Eggins (C.P., N.S.W.), in the House of Representatives today…

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Wool Sales Levy Off

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 5 July 1951 · page 1

CANBERRA, Wed.: Federal Government would abandon the 7¼ per cent. levy on wool sales as from June 30 last, the…

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Encouragement for Synthetic wool

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 5 July 1951 · page 6

WASHINGTON Wed.: The US Government might give some direct assistance to industry to accelerate the production of…

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Bale of Wool for Visit

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 5 July 1951 · page 6

LONDON, Wed: A gift of a bale of wool may enable Mr A. J. Anderson, Mayor of the town of Rochester (Kent), to…

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U.K.’s £62 million profit on wool

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 5 July 1951 · page 1

LONDON, Wed.: The British Government made a profit of £63,870,432 on accumulated war-time stocks of…

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Talks on “Dumping” Wool Auctions Australian Govt, to take part

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 5 July 1951 · page 1

CANBERRA, Wed.—The Commonwealth Government has agreed to participate in talks at Washington which could result in an abandonment of the open auction system for wool sales in Australia in favor of the allocation system for this strategic material among Allied powers…

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Shire Pays for Poisoned Cattle

The Corowa Free Press · Friday 6 July 1951 · page 4

The Goodradigbee (Yass) Shire Council has Just paid out £475 to people whose stock died after eating poisoned weeds on the council's…

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