Reply to unemployed singles defends council policy
A reader named Liz writes to defend the council's position regarding unemployment and ratepayer rights. The letter argues that married men receive preference due to ratepaying responsibility, while emphasis remains on protecting women and children, invoking the metaphor of prioritizing the "life boats" case. The correspondent signs HH J Button.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mersily
Couneii
Kiddien
Liz
Your-Ete
HH J
Button
R S A NOTES BY MEMBER
The T B Soldiers Appeal ran last Friday but bad weather kept returns below hopes yet collectors did excellent work and funds will be forwarded to the Society. Mayoress Mrs T H Woollaratt and other committee members led local efforts with many volunteers named. A Legacy Club sub-committee was appointed to bolster worthy aims and dates for an Ansac Union social, including a remake social at the Burra Club Rooms on April 24. The Light Horse Troop and Boy Scouts will join a May parade with medals or decorations required for attendees. The League faces urgent finance and offers half yearly instalments. Members urged to read sub-branch reports and participate constructively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.B
T. H. Woollaratt
J. B. Rowe
Chambers
General Aid
Edna Pearce
D. Bourmoan
Irlam
Nell Bentley
Barra
State Board
League
Membership Drive for Associate Status in Club
A circular from Headquarters outlines arrangements for Associate Membership with privileges except voting. Eligible are sons of deceased or returned soldiers over 21, fathers of veterans, and service members over 43 who were ineligible in the Great War. Annual fee is 12 shillings. a special badge to be issued. Further information available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Military
Air Force
Local Country Women's Association Meets in Town
The annual visiting of the Country Women’s Association discussed. Mrs J J Warnes chaired and led Creed readings on charity and unity. Reports from England Finland and Victoria praised the president Mrs L Warnes. a rest room project and new room arrangements were approved. financial statement showed a slight deficiency.
Miss Rice Wedding Funds at Gem Creek Hall
A Kitchen evening for Miss Rice at Gem Creek Tran Mine Methodist Hall drew Leighton and Trommine friends. Rev F J Barnes of Redruth presided as programme of music recitations and songs passed off well. Miss Rice and her fiancé Wilfred Bailey received best wishes and a bronze vase gift from the Kindergarten, with thanks to district friends and contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rice
Gem Creek
Tran Mine
Leighton
Trommine
F. J. Barnes
Redruth
Wildred Bsiley
Barnes
W. GH. Lloyd
Teva Searewib
Wiebe
D. Pearce
Ale Margaret Humphrys
Emily Jeffery
W. Holland
Alan Holland
Zoe Oitlett
M. Longbottom
B. Flower
Daisy McWaters
Pinnofette
A’ McDonald
Farrells Flat picnic races and sports event report
From our own correspondent, a sunny afternoon at Farrells Flat hosted picnic races and athletic events. Moonlight with B Hymers won two races, with Zanes and Faculty also placing. various officers and committees listed. The tennis club ladies organized the event, followed by an evening dance at the institute and a Sacred Supper. The local club held a meeting noting a satisfactory balance sheet and membership growth, with 18 matches played and several handicap events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sareen
J. H. Torr
Hymer
Foonlight
B. Hymers
M. Guerin
Eshoe
Messiah
Es Torr
M. O'Gonnos
Hick
W. Oe Ucan
F. Lacey
J. Keain
G. Miller
T. Sey
C. Powell
J. J. Dempsey
S. Garrard
A. Ley
W. G. Bailey
K. F. Lacete
Willis
Holberne
Firepatrick
Willian
Penn Jonas
Monaghan
A. G. Brown
Lacey
Mickel
J. Horr
Miller
Stewarda Mestrs
Powell
A. Allens
Rocian
J. Dempsey
Ese
J. Kean
Glen of Sealer
A’ G. Brown
Mfr
Gare Biae
Bape
Wester
Hymers
Bilery
Farrell
Zanes
Ne Carn
Michaslantty
Uzel
Golden Basie
Michielanny
Finch
G. Powell
Glen ‘Tore
Ken
Gladys Guerin
Eunice Borowsky
Johinke
Doorkeener
Ual
Ingitineight
Pax
Baye
Surroun
Alg Brown
Messrs
J. Denton
5. Elliott
H.C. Atkins
Fonester
B. Jones
Man's
Casita m
Greens
Sagaoe Way
Early ideas for Botany Bay penal settlement
Fragment from a historical report notes Captain Cook’s 1770 voyage and the later debate in Britain over establishing a colony in New South Wales. It discusses transporting convicts and loyalist refugees after American independence and the eventual decision to create a penal settlement at Botany Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
New South Wales
America
Subscriptions Acknowledgment List of Respondents
A fragmented OCR list thanks various individuals and firms for subscriptions or contributions. Names include S. Jeffery, Mrs. ET. Sueaphryiy, Rogers, Wade, Dr. W. Steven, C.J. Pedres, Wahlert, Nowres, Blight Bros, Thomas, Henan, Prior, Woollacht, Simpson, Boske, Laidlaw, Rooke, Plonnig, Murray, J. C. Murray, O'Brien, Jorden and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wavine
Funleas
S. Jeffery
ET. Sueaphryiy
Rogers
W. PB. Wade
W. Steven
C.J. Pedres
WH. Wahlert
Xen
Simpson
J. R. Boske
Jas Laidlaw
J. G. Rooke
R. A. Plonnig
J. C. Murray
G. 8. Tver
EK. Culling
John O'Brien
Will E. Jorden
STOP INDIGION PROMOTION FROM A BRYAN ATHLETIC CLUB NOTICE
An evening concert supper and dance is announced with a notice from the Mt Bryan Athletic Club. The ad promotes Bisurated Magnesia as a remedy for indigestion including after meals to neutralise acidity, heal the stomach lining, and prevent fermentation. It claims doctors and hospitals back the product and urges readers to take powder or tablets after meals for fast relief.
Australia Eyes Big Game Expeditions in Winter
The Commonwealth Railways Department reports many inquiries about winter big game expeditions to Academ Land for buffalo and crocodile country. Officials expect the trips to become a talking point for overseas travel ambassadors seeking Australian tourists. The crocodile is described as a true centerpiece, with large specimens and plentiful small game to attract birdwatchers and hunters, though one tale about birds being grabbed midflight remains unverified. Two six‑person expeditions are reserved for Australian parties departing in June and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Railways Department
Academ Land
Init
Australia
Arnhem
Territorian
Olie
Anaes Ogre
Melbourne Herald
All for Australia League rises amid party split crisis
The piece laments raging party strife and unemployment in Australia, praising the All for Australia League for uniting citizens and demanding constructive policy. It calls for a strong leadership, respect for law, and action to end unemployment while urging solidarity to overcome misgovernance.
Wheat growers reassured as drought blamed for grainless heads
Warracknabeal correspondent reports W J B McDonald’s assessment from Sheep Hills district shows grainless heads in district wheat crops stem from lack of moisture and soil moisture rather than a new disease. Flooded fallow areas produced healthy crops, while non flooded zones showed poor grain with secondary growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrackna|eal
Ballarat Courier
Ad Offeor
Department of Agriculture
Donald
Sheep Hills
McDonald
Mallée
C. G
Theoughout Theorthern
Will a Man Arise to Lead Australia to Patriotism
A call for radical reform to overthrow inertia and class conflict in Australia. The speaker urges unity across parties to create a true democracy led by a national savior figure who will unify workers and youth, abolish divisive systems, and champion pure patriotism as the nation's guiding power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Ior
Tew
Thar
Gime
Simlez Cnek
Australis
Herchiet
Idarte Timile
Local sports results and weather postpone Saturday match
The report notes a postponed match due to weather and outlines planned arrangements. It mentions several racing or competition outcomes with names like Twist, Meld, GQ, Winetea, Kelleway, Dane, Gebhardt, Robinson, Rev. Coles, Perry, and Davey. Attendance is described as good as events resume after a break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dare
Bester
Tournes
Ay Terry
Twist
Meld
Winetea
Kelleway
Dane
Gebhardt
Robinson
Rev. Coles
B. J. Davey
Porter's Lagoon Transforms Brine Impressive Salt Trail
From our notes in Salt Lake General, Porter’s Lagoon now has less water than in two decades. Nearby residents report extraction of salt as the receding water leaves several inches of clear crude brine along the shore. Dry spells keep the site active with incidents and profit to locals involved.
Burra Rifle Club Triangular Match At Burras Range
A triangular match between Clare Burrs and Blyth was fired at Burras range. Despite a late start, scores improved with A L McEwin of Blyth leading at 600 yards after a 300 yard possible. Burra won with 458 points as Oates topped Burra with a high 38 at 600 yards. Capt Steinherdt applauded the smooth conduct and future fixtures were discussed. Next week members head to Gawler for the Championship and local range duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Burrs
Blyth
A. L McEwin
Rughey
C. B. Dixon
W. V. Bass
Burra
E. EL. Hicks
N. Maynard
Janade
H. G. Oates
A. C. Aughey
R. Nutt
G. Oates
P. W. Hogan
Alg Rughey
Steinherdt
Oates
Maynard Saint
Clare Uhich
Gawler Caion
J. A. Riggs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mar. T. H. Woellacatt
J. A. Pearce
Lnte
Willian Pearce
R.S.A
Country Women’s Association
Tamey
Associatio Feilay Siem
J. J. Warnes
G.W.A
Warnes
England
L. J. Warnes
Finland
Staten Gecers
Italy
Switzerland
J S. W. Coles
Chas. Wilkinson
Hig Stationery Dept
C.W.A
Wilkinson Baal Supy
Fort Inch
Ation OF
Mt Bryan
Netics
Eoton Neat
Shirges
Hon
Secy
Mt Bryan Athletic Club
Labor
All For Australia League
Amstratis 34
Dolimans Farmers
Sara & Co
Bostling
Burra Rifle Club
Pederson & Son Hugo
J. E. Pocock
Wright’s Motors
Wright's Motors
Whitiney and
Jiver
Ford Dealers
Xooringa
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