Burra Cricket Stumbles As Rain Forfeits Two Drawn Matches
In Burra league play on Wednesday and Saturday both matches ended in draws after weather interrupted play. Buffs and Farrell Flat failed to complete innings, with Burra posting six for 120 before rain ended play. Key scores include 90 not out by a top batsman and Kotz at 29 not out, Wuttke 21, while Tonuessey took three for 31 as the most successful bowler. Team selections for upcoming Jamestown match to be announced. players urged to confirm availability and transport details.
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Wuttke
Jujes
Cand Biers
Riggs
Franklin
W. Kole
R. Alien
Mom
Waters
Commerford
Pugsley
Martin
K Short
H. Lawn
Simmons
Jamestown
Ala. Radford
John Flees
D. Edwards
R. Kellert
J. Riggs
J. Commerford
Sampson
Put
R. Wuttke
W. Rots
Habba
Rooke
F. Base
Nyceke
R. Pat
Ndee
K. Wonka
Rugby style results from Bth November at Spalding Moor
Saturday play at GRADE Spalding Kooringa saw Hancock and Pearce win pairs while Pearce and Beinke claimed 6 4 wins. Mixed results dominated with McDonald Hogan and other teams, many matches drawn by rain. A notable note mentions Coalminer Leonard Harmison of Grimethorpe Yorkshire receiving a football pool windfall mispaid and later corrected to £700.
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Munnes
Spalding
Kooringa
M. Hancock
MM Pearce
Neleon
M. Pearce
Ry Wickes
Colline
Holme
Pearce
Beinke
Dragonmaier
Bammatt
Morricon
Burdon
Tucker
Prior
Hamae
Atoh
Koorings
Willate
Leighton F. Sullivan
Anderson
B. Scholz
G. Gask
E Ashby
F Sullivan
Sehols
Gask
Asay
Clapp
Broad
Drew
Scholz
Mt. Bryan
Leonard Harmison
Grimethorpe Yorkshire
Forli
The Art of Growing Old Meet at Terowie
A well attended meeting on November 5 presided by Mrs Owen Smyth heard Mrs Rudall speak on The Art of Growing Old. The trading table attracted buyers, and Mrs M Thomas won the cup and saucer set. Afternoon tea raised funds. section duties outlined for December. visitors included Mesdames Murray and Parker.
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Owen Smt
Montryan
Bryan Bast Terowie
Mrs Rudall
Owen Smyth
Qpanestion
Wits
Guides
Parker
M. Thomas
Bryan East
Mesdames Murray and Parker
Live A method to keep people alive via electrical pulse
A New England Journal of Medicine report describes using an alternating current electrical outlet to restore heartbeat. Dermic needles insert near the chest transmit the electric pulse through the skin and into body tissues, attempting to revive the patient.
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New England Journal of Medicine
Burra School Welfare Club Holds Meeting at Assembly Hall
A general meeting of the Burra Primary School Welfare Club held on Tuesday in the Assembly Hall had 23 members present. President welcomed new member Mrs Bloomfield. Mire Williams thanked helpers for the Street Stall that raised 18 shillings towards school equipment. Examinations awards, Xmas party planning, and a delayed Sports Day were discussed. Afternoon tea raised 18 shillings and 9 pence at the trading table led by Mrs Binks Williams.
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Bloomfield
Mire Williams
Tip Tonay
Jennison
Binks-Williams
Bullion Theft Exposed in Kalgoorlie Rail Office
A theft of about 13 800 pounds in gold bullion from Kalgoorlie railway parcels office occurred in under three minutes. Clerk-in-charge W Rasmussen was away three minutes as bullion boxes were moved from a Leonora Bank safe to a barrow and into the Kalgoorlie office area. Boxes vanished while staff served passengers, suggesting careful planning rather than a spur of the moment act.
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Kalgoorlie
W. Rasmussen
Tthe
Leonora
The
National Bank
Kalguorlie
Rasminsson
Jacen
Assault Conviction in White Jury Case in New York
A rural jury of farmers convicted Mack Ingram, 45, of assault by feering a young girl, in a case marked by a historically white jury. The trial lasted 58 minutes, with the court discussing a law about physical contact and potential sentencing up to two years. Local news sources noted the defendants and officials present.
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New York
Mack Ingram
Confederate veteran William J Bush dies at 107 in Ohio
Georgia born veteran of the Civil War, William J Bush, dies at 107 in Fitsgerald Ohio. He joined Confederate forces at age 16 after marching with 24 others. The veteran's death reduces surviving Confederate soldiers to a final number once estimated at 483000.
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Tuesdy
Georgia
Fitsgerald
Ohio
William J. Bush
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Gut
Beioa
Hallett Red
Burra
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Bogisch
Smallgoods
Eaper Sime
Messrs
E. Franiiu
Matthews
Emporium
Markey Square
Pac Moses
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