Grand Annual Ball at Hooborowie Welcomes Dancers
The Grand Annual Matron and Spinsters Ball hosted by the Hooborowie Ladies Society drew a large crowd on Wednesday August 27. Guests enjoyed free passes for gents, festive decorations, and a lively program. The Jimec Tou band provided music while Mrs P Farrelly crafted floral décor. Supper followed at eleven, with dancing continuing until about 1 am.
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Hooborowie Wietrich
Ormannaers
B. A. Carey
L Zankir
McRetary
F. Baynes
Horgan
T. Hogan
T. Godlee
Mise L. Jeffery
Amd
Treameres
Ky~ffin Evans
R. Trevorrow
Ema
Beyond Saddleworth Pickup Noted in Local Ad
A fragmented OCR snippet references a pickup beyond Saddleworth. The unreadable text hints at a logistics or delivery note with potential timing or location details missing. Further readable context is needed to specify involved parties or exact action.
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Whyte Yareawte Orn Bay
Parafield
Monson
Den
Salisbury
Smithfield
Tal
I Manonra
Gawler
Tas Saddleworth
Roseworthy
Agst
Riverton
Mapiley
Tuwad
Stockport
Taviee
Homey Bridge
Wasleys
Saddleworth
Rozeworthy
Gowler
Abe
Soulthfield
Kilburn
Bryan
Istington
Adelaide
The Washes and The Depression Auction Proposal
A satirical note questions selling the famous Ashes by auction to raise funds for Australia. It imagines an advisory committee including Mezare Scullin and E. L. Hill guiding proceeds, with references to Bradman as auctioneer and potential use of the Wickets in relief.
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Bradman
Say
Mezare Scullin
Letham
E. L. Hill
B. . Butler
Gable
Parkhill
Australia
Community Ball Celebrates with Music and Attire
A large gathering transformed the summer room with garlands and streamers for a festive supper and dance. Mrs. Ted Fogan and Mr. Horgan led a devoted team of volunteers, with S. Nourse and W. Turner supplying music as guests in elaborate gowns from Dobson pinks to blue georgette mingled with praise for the orchestra and evening’s joy.
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Ted Fogan
Mr. Horgan
Blom James P. Carmody
Ama
Messrs
K. Cameron
G. Metcalf
J. Frahm
H Dewhirst
A. Groverman
D. Horgan
J. Clare
Tersche
Peterborough
Jamestown
Spalding
Clare
Burra
Murray Bridge
Adelaide
Marcell’s Fist
Dorothy Pearce
A. Lpence
Jessie Montgomery
Ace
Muriel Crook
Gwen Blue
Georgette
Cone Garrard
Bate Garrard
Pony Reed
Miss Dee
Hetty Farber
Mary Wuilkner
Percy ‘Wasaly
Nellie Mannion
Margaret Mannion
Kath Wilson
H. Robertson
McCarthur
M. Doherty
de Chone
Maries Er
Kitty McCarthy
Horgan
James Town
Mary Carrol Horgan
Mary Murphy
Julia Horgan
Josephyne Doe
Mypolonga
Buttercup
Margaret Cousins
D. Nelson
D. Pinckrose
Misa
Jenzen
T. Brandon
ML O'Connor
W. Meoes
A. McInerney
T. McDonald
Mul- Farrel Stn
Fashion parade lists georgette dresses with varied colors
A detailed list of women and their outfits from Terowie and surrounding areas features green, pink, ivory, apricot, lemon, and blue georgette gowns. Garments include crepe de chine, satin, lace, and taffeta with uneven hems, appliques, and posies on shoulders.
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A. S. Churches
Nellie
D. Kelly
Eileen Gill
E. Baynes
Anme Baynes
Eileen Cousins
Ell Travers
M. Morris
Sylvia Fahey
T. Zanker
Horgan
Dorothy ‘Weavers
Ruby Warner
E. Metcalf
Miss Flannigan
R. Keiver
Hogan
E. Reifer
Laurie Jeffery
Toy Reynolds
T. Reynolds
F. Glover
Mise Raith Quinn
Largs
P. W. Fareelly
R. Butler
Juan Butler
R. Warner
Mavis Smythe
Adelaide
Audrey McRostie
W. Collins
Doris Dunn
Alintaro
A. Schmidt
P. Sennett
Nell Cousins
D. Cousins
ME. Shattuck
M. Dawes
Miss Smith
M. Challe
All McDonald
Mrs. ©. Brogen
Phoebe Horgan
Mary Dunn
Dorris Dunn
Jolly Kelly
Scullin Defence Cuts Shrink Australia’s Army Force
The Australian Country Party condemns Scullin Government for aborting the citizen army and slashing defence funding. It notes numbers fell from 47,564 citizen soldiers and 1,728 permanent soldiers to about 29,900, with camps removed, uniforms scrapped, and wage cuts, while claiming policy wastes millions and risks security. It cites Defence Minister Green’s claim that a voluntary 5,000 could grow to 180,000, contrasting with Australia’s reduced forces and global contrasts. France’s 727,000 regulars are mentioned as a yardstick.
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Scullin
Bullentin
Australian Country Party
Seultin
Australia
Defence Council of Australia
Saullin
Thensorane
Reneys
Bruce
France
Sheenn
Nations debate arms and universal disarmament aim
The text lists various countries defence spends and manpower, noting Australia’s population and military capacity. It cites figures for Britain, Bunin, Japan, Italy, and Trussis fils, with remarks on compulsory service and the goal of permanent peace while ensuring security until disarmament is achieved. Mr Green advocates a 140,090 fighting unit and universal disarmament.
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Bunsin
Australia
Japan
Italy
Green
Spirit Typist Haunts Birmingham Office in Chronicle Tale
A phantom typist haunts a Birmingham office where eight dozen typists work. An empty chair and unused typewriter mark the haunting after a popular blonde employee died. Witnesses report creaking keys and unseen pressure on the keyboard, with staff wary of the machine.
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Birmingham
Sunday Chronicle
Chester
Paying Twice and the Cost of Privilege
A satirical critique of paying for access and rail transport in Australia. The piece cites Artemne Ward and describes two women executives arguing over paying to enter an event. It contrasts paid admission with railway and taxation costs, arguing that citizens fund railways and private transport, with interest and sinking fund burdens even if railways closed. It notes local businessmen resisting the financial burden.
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Artemne Ward
Eotfle Women's Society
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Nestle Condensery Milk Delivery Rule Reported
A practice at Nestle's Condensery requires milk to be collected from cows twice daily with no leftovers accepted. The ruling states all milk must be delivered in the morning and evening, emphasizing strict quality control.
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Neste
Bill
Circus Elephant Runs Amok in River Town Chase
A Burmese circus elephant named Jumbo ran wild on Henmark Loxton road frightening villagers. Keeper Alf Benson was knocked from the saddle and injured as the 44 ton animal smashed fences, crossed miles of countryside, and evaded capture overnight before being recaptured near dawn with a water lure and urgent assistance from Ashton circus staff and local residents.
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Ashton Bros
Henmark
Loxton
Parings Bridge
Alf. Benson
Mr. Benson
Jumbo
Mosers Fielke Bros
Fielke
Fiat
Gus Pfeiffer
Benson
Sis
Mr. Ashton
Font
Mites
Countey
Noora
Olke
Zan
Lani
Emi
Hart
Threeietke Brothers
Horbie
Eddie
Wally
August Tiiele
Neora
Easton
Fielke Bret
Circus Elephant Rampages Across Neora Road Chase
The article recounts a Burmese female elephant known as Mother, nicknamed Jumbo, that escaped during a circus run near Loxton. It describes the pursuit by Ashton Bros. Circus staff, the animal’s behavior toward dogs and mice, and adds anecdotes from R Way about broader elephant encounters in Africa and Australia, plus other jungle and frontier tales.
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Taxton
Gresone
Tambo
Ashton Bros
Rireus
R. Way
Renmark
Wmibo
Ashton Bros’ Circus
Africa
Sind
Congo
Cape Town
Australis
Mr. Way
Madame Paget
Bessie
Australia
Perry
Lismore
Hag
Salisbury
Northern
Rhodesia
W.B.C
Algos Bay
Dublin Pusiliers
Ressane Garcia
Fusiliers
Elephant hunt ends as captain kills wounded tusker
An account from Renmark Pioneer describes a two hour duel between a captain and a charging elephant, the beast kneeling, circling the tree, and finally falling after the captain fires his elephant gun. A bystander narrowly avoids harm as the old bull is driven from the herd and dies in a secluded spot.
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Front Renmark Pioneer
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Promoted by Mrs Harding
A Mrs Harding of Peterborough endorses Doan's Backache Kidney Pills after her husband suffered severe kidney pain. She credits six bottles with relief and notes he remains cautious, using the product as a preventive. Also mentions Nestle's milk quality control and supplier consequences for dirt.
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Mra. J. Harding
Railway Terrace
Peterborough
Bickeche
Flo
Foster McClellan
Hamilton Street
Sydney
Doan
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