Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Duldig in festive ceremony
The account describes Mr. and Mrs. Duldig's wedding with elaborate decorations in a tent, a rose bouquet, wreaths, and a long spread. Guests, including Mice E. Duldig as chief bridesmaid and eight others in white and blue, joined in a German styled ceremony and banquet. The couple, popular in the neighborhood, left the reception to begin their life together, with best wishes for prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dulig
J. Haasenpart
Mr. Sh. Reedeen
R. Pfitener
Ess
Mice E. Duldig
Duldig Jong
Evils of Camping Out and Health Tales Recalled
A Victorian-era notice recalls camping experiences and the worsened health of Mr. W. F. Byrnes. It details tuberculosis, hospital care, and recovery after using Williams pink Pills, claimed to cure consumption and renew blood. The piece notes global belief in pink pills and advertises their sale in Adelaide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart Saniqueer Penences
Toolera
Melton
Victorie
Om Mote
Melbourne
Luc
Bolt
Willams
Williams
Wittig
Dan Eurnigia
Motekerpere
Dr. Meticine Co
King William St. Adelaide
Local Weather Improves but Evenings Turn Cool
The past week has brought better and more congenial weather with sunny warmth at times and cool, delightful evenings. The eastern country shows an exceptionally dry spell as fall approaches.
Harbury Correspondent Reports Local Tradesmen Shed and Injury
Halbury Fea and Changeable weather prevail. A shedmighes and blacksmith shop is opened aiding settlers. Mr. J O Sullivan was injured when a runaway barrow or dray ran over his legs, forcing his removal to hospital. He is aged about 68 years and the accident taxed him greatly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halbury
Fea
J. O'Sullivan
District Council Adopts Funds and Sets Road Tenders
The district council approved the 4568 allotment for the tauneil year ending June 30 and adopted the inspection report. Tenders will be invited for work on Sod Flat Baldind and Worlo's End main roads by the next meeting. Overseer reports and accounts were noted, with several tenders accepted as the lowest bids for timber, rails, and other road works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preseyl
Crs
McWolers
Riliiya
Swadland
Raper
Croan
Tauneil
Imula
Sod
Baldind
Worlo’s End
Mount Horrock End
J. Caney
King
R. B. James
Jane
Runges
Psychesi—Dastvier
Local Government Notes and Tender Updates
Minutes from the Athletic council meeting include appointments for February 26 and a future meeting for the Local Government Association. Crown Lands payments of £436 are allocated to a fund and a tender contract is set at 34 with a quoted rate. Road work and re-paving projects are described with structural work on various sections and related maintenance notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cre Steritens
Rowquan
Dawson
Gebhardt
Clupeantorture Council Chamber
Crown Lands
Min Fond
AL Elwaides
Sual
Mfr
Dischar
Waterishle
Tracyroa
Lemmon’s
Newikie Creek
Auburn Intelligence Summary of Local Events and Races
A Friday to Sunday schedule covers a January 29 meeting with a strong turnout and varied talent. A February 9 Sunday service distributed prizes to Sunday school children led by Lieutenant Colonel W Casino MP. The United Friends Societies gathered on the town ground, with a near perfect day. 705 people attended. The Odd Fellows and others formed a parade to the Tasinte Mall, with the crowd and performers celebrating in regalia. The bicycle races featured multiple heats and prize money. A Wiadrowski, G Contay, and O Abbot led the results in different divisions, ahead of other competitors in a crowded field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feentany
Ade- Wile
Riverton
Mannis
St. John's ‘Church
W Casino
Tasinte Mall
Dennison
Sls
Dior
Prines
A. Wiadrowski
Pioneering track and drama events recalled in local notices
A jumble of racing results and a night at the Clare Dramatyc features, detailing athletes like A Champnes and O'Neill plus a full cast list from Jusiah Crad to Mildred Gem Hock ard and others. The piece notes race times, distances, and awards, followed by a theater act “Blow for Blow” at the Lostitte Mall with applause for the orchestra and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Champnes
A. Kigge
Boks
A. Cine Soyaz
EL Beswert
Berald
O'Neil
McWaters
Eenvoy Toys
S Downy
Qos
Parker
Emin
EL Bennett
Bootley
Ae Windrowsie
A. Hobbinson
Orberatervets
Sacopsan
Merkel
Pitagemld
Cockshell
Tae
Anes Gee
Pinal
O. Abort
EE. Bennett
Scbeps
W. Foley
Sori
Giber
J. Tyeagus
Ted
Gala
H. Aunges
A. Chempness
G. Dahut
Olber Stanere
Sampson
Sire
Hant
O'Neill Pit Carney
Amper
Tine
Tyain
Gree
Boot
Vandes
C. Burhld
Gy Roert
Buys Uniler
Rekermann
Ablatier
J. Mieweil
Clare Dramatyc
Byron
Lostutte
Bret
A. Biuhop
Sheourad Beet Uc
sheourad Beet uc at_increale ovine
Khohei
Dr. Grace
P. Gillen
Soansservant
J. Bictillick
Mildred Gem Hock
Alice Petherick
Lee
Kirsy
Bra Hill
Mocsay
Mig Webb
J. W. Castine
NL Ballper
Apeesh
Time Tested Kidney Pills Endorsement Message
A Barry resident Mrs A H E Moore credits Doan's Kidney Pills for relief after years of kidney pain. She details morning weariness and prior pains across the kidney area, saying the pills enabled restoration of energy and normal routines. The ad notes claims are supported by public endorsements and lists Foster McClellan Co as distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Dean
Losis
A HE Moore
Thames Street
Barry
Sim
Juri
Lucere
Doan
Smokers Triumph Over Non-smokers In Victoria Park Cricket
An inter club cricket match at Victoria Park saw the Smokers defeat the Non-smokers after a keenly contested game. The Smokers, with a strong on-paper lineup of veteran players, faced a confident Non-smokers side hoping smoking would hinder the opponents vision. The event also included trials by several players aiming to earn a place for the Clare match next Saturday, billed as the season’s key clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Park
Clare
A. J. Cooke
Charles ‘Street
Launceston
Jun Coltun
Adelaide
Wis
Bor
Sina
Uroben - Hh
Job Kiddoch
Ver Pesola
Aberdeen
Frank Harrington
Brikes
Mary
Sinker
Nan-Cackers
Seagiay
Winderirade Hawans
South Afric
Staih
Mr. Thos
Yast
Florca
S.A. Palmer
Vitadano
Erleras
Flebart
Wrokes
Thomas Burke
Alice Sprinster
Players chosen to Clare on Saturday
A list of names selected for Clare on Saturday includes J cons P Richardson A Gebhardt s ae Rev eae J Drew F HL Good win J Kee Rntergencies P IR Be Scott and F Pesree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
P. Richardson
A. Gebhardt
J. Drew
F. Hl.goodwin
J. Kee
P. IR. Be. Scott
F. Pesree
Burda Institute Monthly Committee Meeting Adopts Budget
The Burda Institute held its monthly meeting with Hague as president and Sangster as vice president. The January financial statement was read and approved with a payment of £43 3s 11d. Wilkinson appointed delegate to the Institutes Association meeting in Adelaide on March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se. Hague
Sangster Ian
Wilkinson
Mir J. Drew
Messrs Williams
Harvey
Moore
Mclaren
Fuss
Sec. Institutes’ Association
Adelaide
Alcy
Ball
Institute
A Desirable Place to Live in Prison
In a crowded second class carriage a quarrelsome passenger argued about ideal places to live. A grumbler declared a perfect town would ban alcohol and crime and everyone would attend church, only to be told by another that such a place exists in any of His Majesty's prisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo ‘Lemon
His Majesty
Golden wedding honors for Jenkin couple at Burra
Mrs J Jenkin and Mr W Jenkin celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at their Burra residence with family, guests, speeches, and congratulations. They were married in 1882 at St Mary’s Church, Burra, and have deep ties to Burra Burra Mine where Mr Jenkin once oversaw town council duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouben Wepoure
John Jenkin
James Launder
Mr. Jenkin
Panzibilla
Cornnwall
Jenkin
Redruth
Cornwal
P. Adelaide
Burra
J. Barratt
W. G. Batchelor
Hindmarsh
William
Kooringa
H. T. Hancock
Petersburg
Er. L. Jenkin
Indew
West of Ireland Tour Reveals One-Eared Horse Mystery
An American traveler in Ireland recalls a drive where a horse appeared to have only one ear. Locals explain a misprint or injury as the source of the odd tale, with Pat offering a cautious defense of his country while a stranger reacts with surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Jarvey
Pat
Competent found after bank cross examination
A bank manager tests a prospective clerk with a civil service cross examination about handling currency. He asks how to detect a torn note in a stack of ten five pound notes and explains removing notes risks losing the tail note if another is hidden. The man is deemed competent.
Judge condemns fraud in catchall warranty scam
A judge denounces a string of frauds in an English case where a supplier misled customers into signing high price contracts for watches. The wholesale price was around 65 64, but buyers paid up to £104 each under a seven or fifteen year warranty. When issues arose, plaintiffs faced summonses for unpaid instalments. The judge called the operations an “exploiting firm” preying on uneducated poor people and warned these scams resemble widespread fraudulent practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns Stac
Unclear Title From Damaged OCR Text
Incomplete OCR reads as a government notice involving Henry J. Riggs under Crown Lands authority. The fragment references committee oversight and unspecified actions or trials.
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