Lacey Urges Housing Scheme in Pirie and Tax Relief
Mr Lacey in the House of Assembly urged a statewide housing scheme, warning against overtaxation and urging extended Housing Trust operations. He argued for a fixed Commonwealth grant, broader housing support in Pirie and country districts, and immediate expansion of building to relieve shortages despite fiscal pressures.
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Port Augusta
Redhill
Fuute
Parliament Questions on Housing Stirs Official Debate
Fragmentary OCR shows a noisy record of ministerial questions about housing policy. Mentions a Mespton Mews area and references to a Geoprah tuning context. Entity garble limits clear facts.
Prohibition Hours Case At Pirie Local Court
A Pirie Local Court hearing on June 16 examined police testimony about people found in a Family Hotel. Officers testified they saw visitors downstairs and upstairs in rooms near the saloon, with witnesses naming several hotel guests and a boarder as present during late hours.
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C. J. Coventry
Pirie
Saloun
Habel
Oshlel
Ruria
Rataily
Suives
Wittess
Waray
Jeanine Tran
Milburn
Tan
Reboth
Dary
Milburn case recounts questioning at trial door step
Witnesses describe confrontation at front door and stairway as Milburn and spouse attended a function. Testimony covers hotel visits, discussions with Kurtz and Jay, and notes taken during proceedings. Authorities request extension of industrial incentives and discuss South Australia factory work and population trends.
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Karte
Gray
Uesultion
Larroeni
Jey
Kurtz
Jay
Wittises
Milburn
Rechabite Hall Reopens After Renovation Effort
Rechabite Hall reopened with a phased ceremony amid town growth and rising temperance activity. Speakers praised progress, noting the hall’s readiness to host juveniles and community events as Pirie moves forward with new railway status and social expansion.
Cold Imp Defies GPO Attack in London
A chaotic clipping reports the cold defying the General Post Office in Britain for years with researchers in London and Manchester testing cold prevention. It notes minimal progress, mentions universities, and hints at a broader public anxiety over influenza and health campaigns.
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Calle New In
London
General Post Office
Innoe
Ite
Manchester
Wheat market news and holiday disruption reported
Fragmented OCR text references wheat in English market, March 15 closure due to holidays and unexplained markers. Mentions disruptions, losses, and varied phrases with unclear names and places, offering no coherent events or figures.
Labor plebiscites another protest in Ulonehe area
A garbled report notes a labor plebiscite protest taking place near Wet Hawker and a Bar in the Ulonehe district. Details are unclear but the event involves committees and a priest, with reference to a weeklong action and a court-like setting.
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Phehartor
Man Remanded in Pirie on Knife Assault Charge
Allan Henry Clayton of Hundred of Pirie remanded in Pirie Police Court on a charge of assaulting Ronald Keith Jasper of Seventh Street Pirie West and causing actual bodily harm. Jasper is not expected to be able to give evidence for about eight weeks. further remand granted with evidence pending.
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Allan Henry Clayton
Hundred of Pirie
Pirie
Ronald Keith Jasper
Seventh Street
Pirie West
C. J. Coventry
S.M
Jasper
Hrigmetolties Tanotiaby
Iifarsucd
Ste Fossey
Netianat
Personal visitors and notable arrivals in Sul montown and Adelaide
Mr Rob Forgantseecetars of Sul montown Beaeh Committee visited Ade lide yesterday to interview Sir Wallace Bryers chairman of Martin Board My WTP Thienvlgutd MP omeurs. Mr J Fienmy Jenkins felt for Ade laide on a business visit yesterday. Mr W Maryelaine joined the staff of Temperance and Gener Assurance Company. W Fitzpatrick, an Adelaide exgctist, will race 62 miles at Pirie. Meinnes MP resumed duties after illness. Death notice received from Genoa of Mr Louis Dapples, Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk president, aged 11, with a noted European banking career and decorations.
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J. Fienmy Jenkins
Adelaide
W. Maryelaine
Temperance and Gener] Assurance Company
Badin
Pirie
Hest
Barentis
Pir
W. Fitzpatrick
Meinnes
Infhuéta
Genoa
Louis Depples
Nestle and Anglo-Swis
Switvland
Dapples
Terms of Settlement for New South Wales Mine Dispute
A conference between mineowners and the Miners' Federation reached tentative terms to avert a widespread mine idle period in New South Wales. Negotiations adjourned to next Tuesday. The agreement restores some wage cuts, sets a five day week with half hours, and outlines January restoration percentages for various labor categories. Industry officials indicated a small overall wage increase with no large price jumps, while contracts for English and other labor groups are adjusted accordingly. The settlement centers on restoring 1929 wage cuts and adjusting rates for former strike-related reductions.
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Pressbay
New South Wales
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Alpha Ferrece
Ly Ave
Ater
Australian Gas Guimpany Ab
Water supply debate drives Murray scheme inquiry
A historic inquiry into the Middle North water needs examined reservours, potential plant expansions, and the impact on Pirie and Murray industries. Proponents urged dependable supply to sustain smelting and rail freight while weighing decentralisation and pipeline options for a robust regional economy.
Two Cyclists Fined in Fraud Case At Feast Gate
Court records show two cyclists were fined after a fraud case at a feast gate. Defendants faced testers and a constable, with the judge noting fines would be reduced for this class of offense.
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Jo Oventis
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Pirie
Alice
Paris
Sullke Hite
Age de Cotte
Two Youths Fined for Interfering With Car in Street
In police court, May Albert Clifton Key and Joseph Mitchell were fined for unlawfully interfering with a car on July 24. Key claimed it belonged to his uncle and Mitchell said he merely sat in it. both denied criminal intent. The magistrate deemed the act a serious nuisance and fined Key £3 with costs and Mitchell £7 with seven days imprisonment in default, plus further terms.
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Fehday
Albert Clifton Key
Joseph Mitchell
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Beane
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