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Newspaper

Port Adelaide News

Location

Port Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

Date

Aug 04, 1916

Page

1

Prohibited Street Meetings Spark Mayor Prerogative Clash

Port Adelaide council debates open-air street meeting requests from the Trades and Labor Council. Dr Cavanagh seeks city approval while Mr Sweeney asserts the mayor’s prerogative to grant such permissions. Council stance limits meetings to religious and patriotic events, provoking party tensions and calls to restore the mayor’s authority. Local figures Cavanagh and Sweeney feature prominently against a backdrop of municipal funding and ferry service concerns.

Port Adelaide Way Labor Cavanagh Sweeney

Abnormal Municipal Expenses in Port Adelaide

Letter to the editor from Queenstown ratepayer condemns the Port Adelaide Council as a mess. He calls for a ratepayer meeting, resignation of council, and replacement by six leading businesspeople to curb wasteful spending from town clerk to stable boy.

Port Adelaide Wessels Tam Queenstown

Dangerous Wharves Question Answers in Assembly

A Port Adelaide issue arises as Marine Minister replies to Mr Price that Howard Smith's wharf, if dangerous to life and limb, would be attended to. Government has not yet taken over other wharfs.

Price House of Assembly Ua Minter Marine Howard Smith Port Adelaide

A Government Wharf for Glanville In House Debate

In yesterday's House of Assembly Mr Price noted high costs from Nessels loading ignon for Glanville works at a river wharf and asked if a new Glanville wharf would be built to cut expense. The Minister of Marine said the Government planned an up to date Glanville wharf to accommodate all vessels carrying materials for the works.

House of Assembly Price Nessels Ignon Glanville Works Glanville

For Bronchial Coughs Take Woods Great Peppermint Cure

A brief note promotes Woods Great Peppermint Cure for bronchial coughs. It advises taking one sixth of a unit as a dosage, reflecting a historical remedy claim. The language mirrors old patent medicine advertising with emphasis on relief and quick action.

Graving Dock Desirable for Por Adelaide

In the House of Assembly on Wednesday the Premier informed Mr. MacGillivray that it was desirable to introduce a resolution in favor of constructing a graving dock at Por Adelaide.

House of Assembly MacGillivray Por Adelaide

Lady's Sudden Death On Semaphore Footpath

Mrs. Frederick Buick of Kangaroo Island died suddenly after collapsing on a Semaphore footpath while walking in Hall Street. She was taken to Mr. W. O. Archibald’s home and attended by Dr. Covernton. death certificate issued with coroner’s consent. Mrs. Buick, 60, had been staying with her sister-in-law at Cavendish Street.

Frederick Buick Kangaroo Island Hall Street W. O. Archibald M.hsa Covernton Buick Johns Cavendish Street

Prime Minister Hughes to address Port Adelaide workers

Frank Condon leads port civic push for a Hughes visit with a town hall address. The PM agrees to speak on arrival after coordinating with Premier Vaughan and Port Adelaide officials. A special tram route is planned to bring him to the Outer Harbor and town hall.

Frank Condon Por Adelaide Trades and Labor Council W. M. Hughes Port Adelaide Condon Mr. Hughes Sweeney Vaughan Outer Harbor Air Vaughan Coneiant Flughe St Ainrein Ulacy

Port Road Construction Plans Questioned By Port Adelaide Parliaments

Citizens of Port Adelaide inquire about government plans for the second Port Road section near Hesford. Fear is expressed that stone cuttings will be used. A letter to the Chamber and Council is proposed to seek ministerial intentions ahead of a council meeting.

Port Adelaide Wien Hesford

Significance of the Union Jack at Port Adelaide meeting

The All British League of Port Adelaide held a Forester's Hall gathering led by Captain Marshall Smith. Rev J Warten spoke on the Union Jack meaning red white blue, urging cooperation, patriotism, and aiding the war effort while preserving citizenship rights. Australia Day floats noted. membership nears 2,000 with 1,960 present and deposits in two banks reported.

All British League of Port Adelaide Forester's Hall Nite Street Marshall Smith J. Warten Burnside Commonwealth Bank Bank of Adelaide

Puttees Fall From Favor In War Footwear Discussion

After another winter in the trenches advocates of puttees are silenced and condemned for military service. The piece notes ankle boots and puttees as poor for modern conditions, urging dry warm feet with dry socks, greased feet, and daily massage in wet trench dangers. Bir waders used in flooding to stay water tight.

Slater Dom Srkes

Woods Great Peppermint Cure for Coughs and Colds

An ad style note promotes Woods Great Peppermint Cure as a reliable remedy for coughs and colds. The wording suggests a traditional medicinal claim with emphasis on efficacy and year-round use. No dates or additional entities are provided.

Wellington's Entrance Cuest and a French Sergeant

Paris dispatch tells a tale of Wellington meeting a proud French sergeant. In no man s land near Torres Vedras both sides shared drinks. the sergeant was offered food and ale by the Duke who then invited him to dine, remarking a soldier of the Grand Army is not asked to eat in the kitchen.

Paris Pall Mall Gazette No Man’s Land Sirmies Duke of Wellington

Ministry of Sport Advocate Urges Imperial Spirit in War Time

John Astley Cooper spoke before the Royal Colonial Institute praising sport as a unifying force for the British Empire. He argued public funds could be better spent by forming a Ministry of Sport, claiming games foster discipline and prepare a virile nation for fighting the greater game in Flanders and beyond.

John Astley Cooper Royal Colonial Institute Duchy of Lancaster Flanders

Letter and shop scene reveal small town cares

A mother reacts with pride after learning her son won a scholarship while a chemist attentively weighs medicines for a 19 month old. A bystander woman protests perceived frugality, shouting that care is needed for a motherless bairn.

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