Local notices and meetings announced for Laura Town area
The Wana Standard reports upcoming meetings and speeches by local figures including Majer T. Uf and O Goede with addresses to be delivered. A committee discusses improvement projects and a fundraiser with art works valued up to £500. A prominent charitable goal supports Hospital and public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Dasplaoshranah
United Labor
Laura Town
Majer T. Uf
Seveasoo
Mean
Juskvoa
O- Goede
Mics Mitchell
Premier visit prompts bid to reopen sixth class school
Residents of Laura gather at the Teyora railway station to urge Premier a H Prate to reopen the sixth class at Laura School. A local council delegation led by Mayor K W Duncan presents a case highlighting past scholarships, university ties, and the need for continued primary education opportunities for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laure
Teyora
A. H. Prate
Laura Echook
Santa
King
Boy Sponte
Seintmaster F. Rounfeldt
W. J. Cole
Laura
Bown
Me. K. W. Dancan
KW. Duncan
Boolaraao
Laura Bohuel
Linus Scholis
Wasy Brillians
Adelaide University
Laura School sixth class debate sparks education funding talks
Residents and parents contest expansion of education in Laura district arguing for a sixth class and transport options to Gladstone. Officials warn against excess cost, noting railway limits and high school access for district families amid summer heat and winter cold. The Premier and Education Department weigh viable routes, while local leaders praise Boy Scout achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echolarz Halloen
Gladetoms
Tia Plana
Presset
Dlath
Laura
Laura School Children Could Attend [Erm Brome Han, Wirrebars
Yandia
Booleroo
Gladstone
Lowamente
Vary
Gladsions
Wien
Livnica
Gladotone
Dancen
Salmoot
Hove
Adelaide
Noniner Outros
Alor
Cole
Prewuar
Peaka Woaks
Boy Scout
Boontmantor Roenoffle
Wirrabara District News Passes Fruit Export and School Talk
March reports indicate 8200 sawed fruit shipped to various states with Hamburg and London as primary destinations. Discussion includes the need for a Wirrabara High School and a proposed 14 shillings per week rental for a center at Maca station, with local residents urging Ministerial action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
London
Petra
R. Homburg
M. P
W. Millar
Olsin
Wirrahara
Monsie
F. Qualeington
H. G. Hastingu
J. Hatliut
TL. Soum
G. Middleton
Wateou
Wie
Bsugor
Marcy Town
Mulrove
Fullerville
Boolaroo
Bonn
Hlombarg
Thas
Mourn
le Kioeyaie
Miller
Adview
Signstarus
Itn
Etucattos
Vague Regent Writs Noise Through Wirraburn District
A partially garbled report notes officials discussing a pension proposal at Wirraburn. The Premier promised further consideration after procurement and stated a response would follow from the Director of Widucapion to three district members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirraburn
Holmburg
Rply
Widucapion
Appilh-Yarkowie Services Highlight Weekend Church Events
Maton 14 a Sunday and Monday, Mirol 8 and 0, anniversary services at Appilh-Yaproma Methodist Church were well attended. Rev Edgar Arnold delivered an address on Qhareh Work. A Thursday evening gathering included a Senior visitor and roeting under the Daily Hould campaign fund plan for a later social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maton
Mirol
Appilh-Yaproma
Sucdey
Edgar Arnold
Toon
Roeting
Chenutyphra
Heanal
Labor
Wedding Bells at Yarrowie Hall Warnes
A pretty wedding occurred at Yarrowie Hall Warnes on March 11 with Mr Lins of Liora and Lilian Jane Lines, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lines of Hornedate, married. The bride wore white silk and lace, with orange blossoms. the groom, D Lines, was best man. A reception followed at the bride’s home with guests in blue and pink, a dance, and a departure in style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarrowie Hall
Warnes
Ot. BR. Lins
Liora
Lilian Jane
Mer. Lines
Hornedate
Rav
Mary Lines
Wistee
Maggie Lines
Britygroom
D. Linas
Grooeman
Uyltoair
Local court hears case over horse accommodations at race event
The Laura Buvel case before M R Row and F L Dundey concerns E Mitchell alleging £86 for horse and rider accommodations during October races of the Liars Jockey Club. Defendant claims no debt though telegrams suggested readiness to provide horses and boxes. Goodison and others testified about payments and arrangements at Pirie lanes prior to the races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Loon Goart
Toseday
Meamie RJ. Row
F L. Dundey
E. Mitchell
Laura Buvel
AV. Haat
Hiorea Tralave
Glouolg
Amoont Das
Liars
Ciab
W. E. Mitehall
Aaid Bhut
Dafeadsun
Theoe
Wan
Goodison
Rasa
Gdiaga
Pisintiff
Ay J. Horgan
Guinison
Pirie Lanes
Acorstary
Vineant
Broken Lill and Racing Nominations Controversy
A fragmentary report notes confusion over who was in charge of horses and nominations. Proméiten and Gordian nominations were disputed. Goodison’s authorization of bets and his employment status are examined. The bench rules liability for expenses based on evidence and identifies possible nominators and bidders, with uncertainties lingering about who managed the horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teemelian
Proméiten
Gordian Psrminsan
Hormes
Gondion
Horwen
Mitchell
Loria
Guuadison
Hraley
Lona
Plaistiff
Horwa
Leuth
Laure
Goodiaon
Goodizon
Boueh
Pordon
Colivet Siukou
Ascrotarios
Hiv Rina
Wes
Goodison
Laura Troop Kings Own Scout News March Activities
March events detail Laura Troop Kings Own with a week of bandaging, bridge building, signaling, and patrol instruction. A parade form of honor and a governor’s reception are noted, along with promotions for several scouts and leadership changes. Several days’ activities include racing, demonstrations, and marches, with March room sessions for regimental drills and new joiners aged 16 to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piro Racininn
PL. J. Smith
Ts Landon
J. Sampbell
Gary A. Hines
Lande Cadlawa
Ise J. Baath Te Op
J. Tucker Lander
Landalin
Ciple
Abel Jous
N. Brown
Owl
Raz Ang Ae
Ben Barclay
Custews
K. Bennett
Theusbes
Wirgabara Athletic Club Meeting Summary
A meeting of the Wirgabara Athletic Club was held at the institute on Thursday to receive the secretary report and balance sheet of the sports meeting held on January 26. Attendance was good and Secretary W B McMayrey presented the balance. Weather favored sporting events and turnout was strong. A special train from Port Pirie and intermediate Wasiope carried attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westy Way
Port Pirie
Club finances and committee praise at annual meeting
Members laud prudent spending and strong fundraising with receipts of £18 11s and donations up from 1912. Balance sheet shows £50 16s without debt, assets held in good order, and a productive year guided by presidents and subcommittees. Secretary's report accepted with thanks to Mr T Jones and Mr GE Brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menstere
T. Jones
GE. Brand
A. G
Prome Association Versus Wirrabara Centre Match Report
The Wirrabara batsmen struggled against bowling from G Faller Ilton and 8. Arther with P. J. Role 17 scoring some 00 runs asBooler near 84 for one wicket before weather halted play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gfaller
Ilton
Arther
P. J. Role
Boolerie Hind
Roory River Association Match Report
Roory River Association at Bowuna with D Gash 6 wicket Gam and Bureawt 2. Wheo serum weight are down the Heddleston seré wee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roory River Association
Bowuna
D. Gash
Gam
Bureawt
Heddleston
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Eublican
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Kings Own
Wirgabara Athletic Club
Prome Association
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