Collinsville Ewes Sell at Market and Indie Sale Report
Goldsbrough Mort Co Ltd reports a November market and indie sale featuring numerous ewe lots with varied ages and prices. Bold entries include Wryrdara 14 years at 5 4s, Studholm 3k and 4 years at 4 17 8, Melton 14 years at 6s, and other staples such as Blut and Mackerode with priced bids and expected Eastern demand for wethers.
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Goldsbrough, Mort. Co., Ltds
Ering Wat
Wryrdara
Ewes
Tewex
Lasiibs
the Blut
Tiwes
Mackerode
Yeers
Wootlana
Melton
Studholm
Jim Rely
Wether
Ai ‘Boewel
Ste Jethera
Ehorn
Mike
Mr. T. J. Canny To Leave District
Mr. T. J. Canny plans to depart the district after many years of active involvement. He has shown interest in the Labour Party branch and ran as a candidate in the election.
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T. J. Canny
Cann
Himoelt
Bara Fe
Labor Party
Sheution
Spring Fair Great Success
A spring fair described as a big success with the RSL room decor and stalls. Mrs Thomas, Rev Hobbs, and Mrs Barker are named among organizers and speakers in a detailed list of attendees and helpers. An afternoon tea by local ladies closed the event.
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Hobbs
J. Reeen
Mig Barker
P.v
Mrs Thoms
Tee Neate
Woblers
Dianne Priot
Moandi
HR. Pearce
D. We ‘Oske
Child Bitten By Small Snake at The Gap Homestead
On Thursday last week a twenty month old child, son of Mr and Mrs Szearlo, while playing on the verandah at The Gap homestead, was bitten on the leg by a brown snake. First aid was given, and the child was taken to Burra Hospital where his condition was satisfactory and he was later discharged. An accompanying client noted a large snake seen in the vicinity near the Burra Post Office, with reports of two additional snakes killed nearby.
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Wallut
the Gap
Szearlo
Volungeter
Szwajka
Burra
Sywalko
Wiled
Narrow Escape From Death In Crossing Smash
A train collision near Mount Bryan produced a miraculous escape as a bus rider and several youths survived with minor injuries. Passengers escaped unhurt despite a crushed front, shattered windows, and a dangerous derailment as brakes activated automatically. The incident prompted medical treatment at a local doctor’s office.
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Elling
Mount Bryan Rail Cross
Shrakeras van Treen Caste Ty Inc
Hay pressing at Mt. Bryan district raises fodder yield
Bay pressings in full swing at Mt. Bryan District show a heavy output with many good cuts. Late showers are expected to help fill the late crops and improve the overall yield.
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MT. Bryan Bay
Mt. Bryan
Floats and Gaiety For Xmas Pageant Planned
A meeting of Elicit Fation members discussed the Xmas pageant to be held on December from Market Square. Plans include Carol ringers, a Father Christmas float, and a procession through the town. Committees consented to hold events on Fridays before the pageant with arrangements for participation and timing.
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Pinay Ie Bien
Market ‘Square
Father Christinas
Christmas
Adelaide Wool Sale Opens With Firm Tone Despite Broad Quality Dips
The fourth Adelaide wool sale opened on November and concluded on the sixth, drawing strong attendance as about 41 000 bales were sold. Prices showed a firm to higher trend for fine quality wools, while broader types and agricultural lots faced declines. Overseas competition and American manufacturing demand supported active inquiries, with local growers renewing prices and listing sales across districts including Burra and Mount Bryan.
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Adelaide
Aem Mapuaa
Astern
Agricultural & Es
America
Heart Valve Restored in 11 Year Old Boy Case
A South African schoolboy named Robert Brown, 11, underwent a successful heart valve repair by Longon-A mrimisa surgeon. The Memorable Order of Tin Hats Johannesburg paid for travel and treatment. Dr R Brock, famed Brompton Hospital surgeon, performed the Helicate operation recently perfected by British surgeons.
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Longon
Robert Brown
Johannesburg
Brompton
London
R. ©. Brock
McCool Saves Queensland in a Bowler's Standout
Colin McCont, a former Ten loin bowler, starred for Queensland as he steered the team to safety amid a shaky start. Missteps early in the innings gave way to a steady partnership, with McCont key in preventing a collapse and guiding Queensland to a defendable total.
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Colin Mc Cont
Queens Finde
Tateman
Gest
Blefeld Strels Ciacninigt
Sau
Mulnty
Fireworks Display Draws Largest Guy Fawkes Crowd Yet
A record turnout attended the Guy Fawkes celebration last Wednesday night. Mr W Carpenter judged prizes with thanks for the location, and the event showcased stalls from KE Frsienven and others. Local volunteers, including Mr R Lott, were praised for organizing efforts and public support.
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Guy Fawkes
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