South Australia Burials and Local News Sketches
The report covers the funeral of Sister M P Stafford at Mitcham Cemetery and a lengthy obituary for William Blight of Hallett, noting hospital service, family ties, and residency. It also mentions fox trapping, rabbit runs, local rallies in Adelaide, and community updates from Kooringa Port and surrounding districts.
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MacGrill
Stnfford
Aumrabee Geoceal Hospital
Torrens Part
Mitcham Cetachery
Torvene Park
Keswick Hopital
Cervics Shroud
Tin
No. 1 General ‘Hospital
Burt
Prante
Ragiead
Australia
Soe
Hespital
Torrens Park
Sinter Stafford
South Australis
William Blight
Hallett
Heathmont
Kooringa
Cartpoo
Jone Ime
Frank
Richard
Bendigo
Ketchowla
Mtr
James Reed
Stallett
Soat
Ballett
J. Hulich
Hopton
Kooringe
C.J. Pearce & Son
Hes Pearce
Florietin
Ant
Wallest
Guimis
Salford
Jaeusch
Reynard
Buta Bow Club Meeting Advances Local Planting Plans
A well attended meeting for the Buta Bow Club pushed forward plans to improve grounds and build a new green. Mr Gebhardt declined presidency. seven members were elected to a committee to buy land and arrange debentures with about 46 investors.
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Buta Bowdag
Mclaren
J. Halliday
Strathalbyn
Connell
Thames-street
Rathiven
Sampson
Carey
Crowes
McMackin
G. GebBrardt
Adelaide
Apeléas
Messra Mclaren
J. Derey
Chambers
Movie
Evans
M. Radford
Martin
Rosman
Wicklein
Janaea
Crewes
Hodge
Gebhardt
Guthven
Wilkinson
J. EH
Winall
Hiff
Marston
Mekra Spencer
Ellen Pearse
H. Lord
C. Humphris
J. Warnes
C.bartholomaeus
Tass Ree
WB. Bradland
Cleat
Ser
Messrs Hodge
Mrr
Rathven
Winnall
Crewes Enid
Eerness
Wilkincon
Ska
Moyse Endour
Moasre Gebharst
Holliday
Ruthven
Ratsven
Bir Gebtarat
Winnail Anf Jnuses
Avid
Hheirmad
Abentgen Cricket Match Between South Loobarowie and Barra
A Saturday cricket match at Abentgen saw South Loobarowie face Barra in a close game. Barra faltered to chase Mere Neagle and Bathven’s bowling as Sant Roonorowie were all out for 26. Barr supporters praised hospitality while local shops and hotels hosted visitors amid a lively crowd.
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Abentgen
Hetwess
South Loobarowie
Barra
Mere Neagle
Bathven
Scriggs
Sant Roonorowie
Barr Lady
Strentfet
Lagers
Visitins Oie
Coe Mir
Warnes
Vila Ccati
Uheir Hospitality
Bird-Radford
Burra
Surra Town Council Fortnightly Meeting Notes
The Surra Town Council held its ordinary fortnightly meeting with Councillor Wetins Russford present. The agenda included a letter to the 3.8. Gas Co seeking a rebate of 2 per gallon, road and water table issues on Wellington Road, and repairs needed on the High Street and slopes. The council discussed site options for a bowling green and park lawn, water and copper problems, and hospital costs related to local families. The meeting adjourned with various motions and reminders about pricing and future work.
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Russford
Gas Co
Fort Pie
Haimpton Roads
Quetmeer
Wellington
High Street
Radford
Hampton
Bampton
Jean
Soic
Sr Radford
G& McBride
Ford
Board of Hesith
Gr Radford
Dha
Mebride
Drew & Crewes
Hivapitel
Laci! Board of Health
Gr McBride
Thamm
Saxnity
Cr McBride
Sebadlord
Ramey Sith Sald
McBride
Radfont
Local Charity Aids Crippled Children With Minda Flame Fund
A unnamed writer lists numerous donors and amounts while urging support for Minda Flame. The appeal notes plans to furnish Minds with one bedroom, thanking F Drew Mist Cogin and J Radford for generous parcels and a collation of items. The text reflects a community effort from Furry and District to aid disabled children.
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Aliné Rose Peatét
Sour Ela
Minda Flame
Melrose
Mee Barker
Einwees
Joan Stee
Priend
A. Binch
Cook
R. Hates
Onohil
Raiver
Mira Tayloe
G Ridsway
Mice
M. Radford
Salley
R. Reed
Bee Woodacott
Airs Bench
Nancy Billicast
Davie
Mire Priest
Mrs Young
Yeters Candinoe
Mes
Jobs Rosewell
J. Ronewall
Susie EG
Hdwards
Woomant Meilie
Alien
W. H. Misls
J. Inthe
Mire Soni
Biss Rogers
F Eshchildield
Afre G. Lawn
Mics
Mere O
Welker
Growlo
Geike
Rowrmas
Mea Gatch
Hare
Minda
Tle
Furry
God District
Te F. Drew
Mist Cogin
Mere J. Radford
Rifle Notes Reveal Riggs Top Score Amid Quiet Weather
In Rifle Notes, Saturday the 22nd saw Reader lament lower enthusiasm as the yearly close nears. Captain Riggs shone with a standout score, surpassing previous marks, while other shooters like Wtia, Kellock, Giles, Pere, and Robinson posted mid range totals across varied entries.
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Rifler
Tom Close
Clember
Nant
Riggs
Capt. Riggs
Lle
Bira
AL. Kellock
Dawt Heglect Bad Leg Reported Remedies
A dubious advertisement touts a supposed healing ointment claimed to treat sores and provide swift relief. It promises strong effectiveness for a 30 dosage and lists a price of 1s 1d, with availability claimed at multiple locations.
Dablis King dethroned as rival gardeners shine
Me it J Harris held the title last year but this season rivals Mrs George Sampson of Koorings and Mr W Carpenter of Aberdeen surpassed him with fine blooms. Sampson and Harris exchanged top blooms as did Carpenter with red and cactus varieties. Moran entered peony dablia. Goodridge and Nurse Woollacott offered tempting fruit blooms. The Game Station apples from T H Pearse & Sons impressed, though drought affected growth outside Goyder's lines.
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J. Haris
Harris
Carpenter
Sampson
Moran
Mc Ti. P. Goodridge
Woollacott
T. H. Pearse & Sons
Goyder
Fragmentary Corresponce on Hospital Fees and Certification
The correspondence discusses a county hospital certificate of value, fees charged by nurses and certificated gurses, and alleged uncertified staff. It notes pressure from the Hospital Chairman for a report of proceedings, and a later letter from a person named "tarce" defending certain points. The exchange mentions the Legal Board of Health and Nurse Langley, with apology for prior report inaccuracies.
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England
Leetal Board of Health
To Howe
Inter Thain
Community mobilizes for fencing project at Lind purchase
A March 15 event shows a steady stream of vehicles delivering tools and workers to the Lind block recently bought by Mir Cyril Collins. Volunteers, including many local men, worked under dry conditions to erect fence lines while sharing jokes and addressing the weather, celebrating a return and pledge of support for the area.
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Aount Bryan
Eros Mir
Tioe
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Rifleoma
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Sara & Co, General Merchants
Aberdeen
Correspomlenta
Sears
Eiltor
Forrest Namer
District News
Broderick’s
Commercial-st
Bank of Australasia
Michelin
Glenister & SA
Barles-Devitens
Henderson Motor Cycles
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