Annual meeting of the Barra Branch reports
The Barra Branch annual meeting held Friday in York presided by President Mr I J Wertes. Members present included Dr Morgan Reed Cartr oftomsens Radford and W W Hewkes. Condolences were extended to a deceased member’s family. Discussion covered branch activity, a projected subscription increase, the Shaw dog Cooperative Company, and a school for learners. Tenders noted wage disputes, court actions, and assembly resolutions. Mr Radiant moved a vote of thanks. Warner was re-elected president and Barfield vice-president.
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Barra
York
I. J. Wertes
Mesern DB. Morgan
R. Reed
C Rartrofomsens
MA. Radford
WW. G. Hewkes
Bir H
Thomas
Adelaide
Serero
Shaardog Cooperative Company
Stock Owners Association
Ird
Wah
Texaca
S.A
2.W.U
Asseiatina
Bevin
Ad~ Fuatege
Uera
Evculitia Ny
Sovoedia Becans
Messrs Lawkes Bd Es
Caroous Proprietary
Barra and District Horticulture Rosetree Varieties Shown
Mr Pascoe supplied rosetrees to local growers last week and showcased four rose varieties including Madame Abst Thatenny and Medemie Lombard. Exhibits featured the white Marin Cochet dahlias and a golden chrysanthemum, with catalog advertising for gardeners and a note on availability through the American mail.
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B.D. Pascoe
West Mitsble
Pascoe
Wille
Cowan
EU “Eiger
Hornet
Tosex Waa
American Mail
Kathy
Rasch
Beer Henderson
Chins
Fuss
Marin Cochet
Ehryseathemier
Hospital Isolating Plan In Town Amid Health Debates
Sister Leonard, Matron, discusses the local Health Board efforts at an isolation hospital. She defends conditions, noting clean beds, warm blankets, ample air, and attentive nursing despite criticism from a deputation. She rejects harmful rumors and confirms staff dedication, while urging continued improvements and continued operation.
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Leonard
Fi Sibel
Board of Health
Leonerd
Homer
Lyidos
Miriam Peerce
Ake
Elster Leonard
Pastor
Aid
Morse Pearce
Pearce
Sonttrass
Melicious
Davies
Hoepital
Pearer
Miss Robin
V.A.D
Burra
Cork
Gallenia
Eirbpatrick
Fielth
Isolatios Hospital
Snemmoain
Weska
Bearosier
Letter to the Editor on football match report accuracy
A correspondent objects to a recent football match report in the Record. He disputes the handling of token payments and accuses the piece of misreporting key moments and language used by officials. The writer requests publication to correct what he sees as misleading coverage and to clarify a claimed receipt discrepancy.
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Sim
Hellett Vy
Hallett Boys
Pat Dows
Cricert
Ste
Twc
Collins
Ae Hoard
Heath
Bea Gee
South
Rene Lees
Collins Mart
Ted Iewsiuc
Nk Berle
Neagle
Kaaringa
Coltine
Barres
Fragmented plea on isolation and moral responsibility
The text urges protest in September and questions intellect and influence while stressing that isolation does not excuse harm. It warns that avoiding action can render you and your family morally responsible for others deaths, urging reflection on consequences of inaction.
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Letter and memorial notes stir Barras readers
The excerpt letters discuss a reader's editorship concerns and a memorial for fallen soldiers. It praises civic duty and criticizes harsh tone at public meetings. It urges unity, condemns personal attacks, and values justice for living veterans alongside the fallen.
Fragmented Voice of Community Plea for Unity and Service
A long reminiscence voices discontent with local leaders, urging a charitable, wider view of public duties. It laments selfishness, praises selfless deeds, and calls for renewed effort to support health, isolation care, and Scout welfare amid harsh weather and scarce resources.
Aberdeen Edge Kooringa In Tight Football Test
Aberdeen defeated Kooringa by a narrow margin 2 goals 7 behinds to 2 behinds with a late rally. Key players included Aberdeen’s Moyes and Koorynga’s Hie, while officials noted a strict umpire call on a holding infringement. The match featured strong scrimmage play and several near misses as both sides traded chances.
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Aberdeen
Dull
Te MeBside
Buen
Bred Berlard
Morton
W., Kellaway
H Alea
E Ule
F. ‘Lewis
J. Juiess
Stewart
Fuller
A. ‘Alles
Koonce
Tenet Grice
C. Land
Moore
Swill
Finch
Cottral
Raait
Clare
Andi
Raighit
Gonke- Moarinpa
Eooiuga
Dot
F. Bern
Bara
Becchardt
Pat & Terough
Amitangle
Sivge
Paisa
Highett
Dager
Wifs
Kocrces
Kookupy
Zen
Bram
Rafe Pal
Moyers
Toni
Macy
Kowrings
Rheleen
Goat
Lesying Alberdese
Hieschausen
Bill
Bryan
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Sara & Co
Mera
Stedy Associatis
Pedersons
Hite
Reve
Wayer
Poe Childerals
Malne
Craig
Pallen Solders
Mount Sryan
Cme
Barras
Tillie
J. ‘Varnes
Giebas
Warnes
Crewes
Crewee
Grewes
Hove
Baers
Tluauront
Mreakey
CIA
Saldis
Annals of
Boryn
Wirse
Medwell
Narue Pesere
Aza Mewell
Bis
Juet
Hinil
Om Seolation Hospital
L. B
Burra Troop
Niles Jelifeoe
Baten Pope
Baden’ Powel
Vann
Senate
Ut ix
Sara & Co, General Merchants
Nn, Eea
W. Abeidesn
Sofberacen
Loman
Mowat
Aberdeen Tenn
Koormwoh
Ae Farmer
Ease
Swift
Norman
P. Bigheth
Ake ‘S. Warner
Teee Healy
Balba
Eee P. Willems
F. Moor
Etreicher
C Fines 'Sdmergeerie
Hoot
Broderick
Broderick’s
Bank of Australasia
Commercial Steet
Kooriaga
Michelin
Glenister & Sams
Cohner
Markbet Square
Hooringa
Edwin. J. Harris
Sand
Teneo
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