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Port Pirie Recorder

Location

Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia

Date

Aug 09, 1929

Page

1

Laying of Drains Report to Local Board of Health

The Lyval Board of Health considered a report by Health Inspector Alde Leonard on Port Pirie drainage. He cites unsatisfactory work, missing plans, improper drain placements, and urges the board to require Plans and approvals under the Health Act for all drains to ensure proper supervision and enforcement.

Lyval Board of Health Alde Leonard Ald Munro Rooved Goode Boreas Carrie Port Pirie Board of Health Earth Loval Goard Grab Architect-t Anil Air Crehitects Fala Gentrel Board Sealth Élsa Loco Board Metter Gentral Board of Health Devine Flo Avak Rally 60 Port Pirie Hospital Tys Plana

Municipal Tramways Adelaide Reported Half Year Losses

Municipal Tramways Adelaide releases a half year report by W G Goodman chief engineer and GM noting higher costs and wage increases. The trust shows net debt after interest and sinking fund payments of £3780 On a half year basis the result improves from prior periods and surpasses earlier half year balances.

Adelaide Sun Ways Trust West Secbants W. G. Goodman Eazinger

Norwood Girls Visit and School Event Highlights

A Norwood girls group visit is described with details of a basketball program and guest activities at Pirle Clussuris Port Germein. The piece lists many attendees including Gwen Thomson May Searcy Norma Mars and Margery Willing with names of student participants. It notes the visit to Norwood High School and gratitude to volunteers for support.

SOSCO Pirie Tagu ABE Pirle Hystess Strati Gwen ‘Thomson Dureen-Tat Feen Mirdosk Maky Urrow Pedti Welch Jiva Heinemann Norma Marstin Madge Searcy Mazel Beriigton Ray Playford Marjory Willing Dots Turner Eisie Cordish Turielle Groves Mary ‘Cali Allee Tear Marjory Parsons Evelyn Green Jean Ste Marearet Wells Rollup Wisiny Rama Stevens May Vineey Tene Jewis Gwan Ashton Dring Prost Doris Burns Marjory Milnes Thelma Parker Plora Simpada Irene Nuller Josp Williams Japh Isnanson Pristis Bésomworth Weathersil Shirley Gollins Convie Davie Norwood Birig High School

Aerial Survey Team Departs for Broad Central Australia

Aerial recon party led by Wright departs from Broken Hill with three shorefront personnel and Mint Madigan of the University of Adelaide. The mission covers 20,000 square miles of unknown country in central Australia and is expected to take a fortnights duration.

Melbounny Pbureda Geresal B. Wright Cleoti Mint Madigan Aaelaite Weslland Aers Jett Laverton Central Australia

Possession of Arms in Melbourne Sparks Debate

Police report rising pistol possession among criminals in Melbourne. Officials consider licensing or permitting to curb gun access. Record notes about nine pistols registered in Victoria and about 2009 held by Melburnian residents amid concerns of concealment laws.

Melbournd Victoria

Easy Money at Adelaide Harbor Scam

A Melbourne passenger befriended a man in Adelaide after the steamer Hallarst berthed. the stranger offered to exchange notes for gold or English money and proposed a joint scheme, promising £14 in return, then vanished with the passenger’s funds.

Adelaide Qatar London Melbourne Jmseenser

Plea Fails in Central Hotel Liquor Case

Plea of not guilty fails as Gen Altre Jones is convicted at Port Holler Court regarding the July incident at the Central Hotel. Witnesses describe the accused selling beer from beer plants, with the defendant claiming he bought bottles to consume later. The magistrate sentences the defendant to a fine and imprisonment, while local relief discussions for single men unfold at the Port Pirie Town Hall.

Altre Jones D,c. Goth M., Ab Port Holler Court Aiayetumly Arenes Gentral Plor ¢ Street Hinds Tyne Sai “Hol” Witnoes Geutrel Taittis Brésence Tio Hostae Gromher Efengamus Abeplant Rita Evo Natiles Fana Toa Hewald Pirie West Central Hotel Peety Iano Phips le Yard Langatord Tranel Alta Clarkle A.D Port Aalblelde Engl Meutu Piris Goverensle Pirkis Ind Pirle Toller Umeeling Hellat Committee Bingle

Motor Car Industry Debate in Australia

In Melbourne a member of the Legislative Assembly urged government aid to build a motor car plant to meet demand. He claimed ten thousand engineers were seeking work and proposed the Development and Migration Commission provide the plant and organize production to manufacture cars locally rather than import them annually.

Melbourne Australia Jackso Motmbor Asia Législative Assembly Toiliy Wie Development and Migration Commission

Armed intruder fires at storekeeper in Sydenex incident

James Spence, a storekeeper, was attacked by an armed man at his doorway in Sydenex. The assailant fired 170 shots through a window before fleeing as police were alerted. Police found no suspect on arrival.

Sydnex James Spence East Wills Alehis Spenus

Chicago Cleanups Start Deportations Amid Turmoil

Chicago authorities begin wide cleanup and deportation sweep targeting alien gangsters bootleggers and criminals amid a discovery. A man previously convicted of murder and sentenced to deportation was granted a new trial leading a notorious gang and triggering police actions against suspected underworld syndicates.

Bhigago Widnesday Sagoroug Stoftin

British Unemployment Rises by 21,597 in Week

London report shows total unemployed in Britain at 1,154,400, a 94.45 percent rise from the prior week. The United Services notes the weekly unemployment surge as of mid July.

United Service London Brita

AUSTRAL THEATRE SETS GLAMOUR WITH GARBO AND GILBERT

The AUSTRAL THEATRE features Greta Garbo and Gilbert together in a sweeping romantic pairing drawing fierce public interest. The program highlights Tolstoyan tragedy through Anna Karenina vibes and a modern twist with The Joker. Henry Edwards leads the homage with a celebrated performance as The Joker, praised for his artful role and crowd-pleasing charm in Nice and across France.

Gibert Ani Greta Garbo Younus Gilbert Miss Garba Luberst Asi Anna Count Molgtol Imperial Busia Tolstoi Vronsky Henry Eawards Edwards Sylon Dohopale

Boxing in America. Kip CHOCOLATE AUAIN

A damaged clipping reports Kip Chocolate Auain boxing in America series. The Cuban fighter dominates early in the sixth round, landing strong lefts and driving Tommy Larengo into clinches. Referee containment appears minimal as the bout unfolds with clear superiority.

Boxing In America Kip Chocolate Auain Aga Lal

Commercial Metal Warnings and Market Outlook Adelaine

Fragmented OCR notes report on metal market guidance from the Australasian Mines and Metals Association and London Metal Exchange. Mentions copper standard, spot and forward prices, shipment timings, and tonnage with unclear figures and dates.

Adelaide Thursdis Hia Austraton “Mines ‘and Metals Association Lonion Metel Exchange Middie

Radium prospects in Australia spark expert interest

In early reports from Australian newspapers, radium was valued at $500,000 a teaspoonful. Proposals urged developing radium fields in South Australia to supply steady quantities, but capital constraints hindered expansion. The Selith Aus Halla company near Broken Hill runs treatment works, while Mt Painter hosts another deposit. Legacies from Mawson and Cooke are cited as supporting evidence for the mining dream.

Australis South Australis Jha Selith Aus- Halla Harris ‘Prektement Co Hadiim Yfil Otacy Aout Broken Hut Orebk Adelaide Sccoad Group Mt. Painter Jnearly Tony Yna Toweles Mawson Te W Cooke Adelside Univers Mt Vainta Hugh Cowntey Tle

Averting 500 Dismissals Tied to Melbourne Harbor Trust

Melbourne on Thursday reports a plan by the Melbourne Harbor Trust to avert 500 dismissals by securing enough coal supplies. The Railway Commissioners say they will not use overseas deals and supplies from England won’t arrive until next month. Railways await import flows from Queensland and New South Wales to keep the plant running.

Melbourne Melbourne Harbor ‘Trust Queensland New South’ Wales Everseas Englind Wales

Unclear stock and supply update from Adelaide market

A fragmentary Adelaide market note indicates stock levels and imports. It mentions the South Australian Gas Company holding inventories and ongoing arrivals to sustain supplies for months, with figures such as 27 790 tons and 75 500 tops referenced in connection with government and legal notes.

Adelaide Inbutt Australia Haa Winns fl.Homburs Attormy Hon. B. L House of Assembly

State Coal Mine Increase Sparks Government Debate

Confused report from Melbourne notes Labor members clashing over coal output policy. Government claims potential gains with higher production while a relay commissioner cautions against overstatement.

Melbouurne Imine Avas Nore

Sequel to Lovers Quarrel Ends in Shooting Charge

In Sydney a man aged 84 was charged with murder after a fatal shooting at Livernoo. A woman, previously tormented by the deceased, faced trial on charges of possession and related offenses. The case details include prior letters and alleged encounters, with remand granted for the unnamed woman pending further proceedings.

Sydney Livernoo Taitay Jane Heath Henlt

Alleged poisoning case shocks Sydney inquest moves

In Sydney on Thursday police exhumed the body of Ales Guinfield of Michseleo near Queanbeyan. The stomach contents showed strychnine. The corpse had been turned. An ounce of poison was reportedly found and sent for analysis. The father Bunfeld was taken from Sunday after eating tinned bolster.

Sydney Polles Theody Ales Guinfield Sonooibenghon Michseleo Queanbeyan Bunfeld Borsher

Williams Triumph in Local Golf Championship

Miss Leena Williams led with strong rounds as Seacdates Seacdates Shih Champions ended. Runner up Ars J. Sweeney posted 207 SS 104 290 while Mrs G Tey and Mrs Lang posted top scores 305 and 333 respectively. Several players like Mrs Moyle and Mrs Warren failed to complete all three rounds.

Leena Will'ams Williams Ars J Sweeney G&_Tey Unter Searsleeves Sirs Beckwith Lang Eparrow Amrs Skewes Afford Geddes Stughes Moyle Warren Ld

New Racing Season Opens at Adelaide With Multiple Heats

The season’s first program at Adelaide features a two year old sprint over four furlongs with heats including First heat Comle Sons Bttjneton Maianos timed at 303 seconds. Second heat Selaley Queen of Opera Parasia timed at 504 seconds. Third heat Jon Osby Black Gong Jew Poot Vine timed at 50.3 seconds. Fourth heat Greron Maid Green Sky Bmoberry with time 56 seconds. Sixth heat Double Gall Repest fold Wy timed at 56 seconds.

Adelaide Frialy Mosphattville Comle Sons Bttjneton Maianos Wi Selaley Queen of Opera Parasia Jonn Osby Black Gong Jew Poot Vine

Air Light 21000 Miles Tour Aboard Graf Zeppelin

United Service reports the Graf Zeppelin begins a world tour from Lakehurst. Aboard are 45 minutes after departure, seven passengers including a woman. The itinerary lists stops at Priéariens haven Tokyo and Los Angeles as the airship circles the Statue of Liberty prior to a global voyage.

United Service Lake Hurst Asmonster Whalé Mort Tim Statue of Liberty Priéarienshafen Tokyo Los Angeles

Soldier Settlement Debate at Soldiers Dinner

Sydney observers report a large crowd at a soldiers dinner discussing government policy on soldier settlement. Mr Justice Pike's report is cited, with estimates of 4,447,000 pounds in additional costs to fund home maintenance and land settlement and a total potential loss of 9,600,000 pounds.

Sydney Thursasy Mr Abbott Juston P'ke Salley Jushion

Price of gas in Adelaide sparks talks of rate change

A garbled Adelaide report notes rising gas prices and a special meeting. Officials discuss altered rates and potential adjustments, amid shifting consumer costs in the metro area.

Inquest Opens Over Strangled Auckland Babies

An inquest into the deaths of two babies found strangled near Mrs Cuble’s residence during June past adjourned after hearsay testimony. The mother, described as hysterical in court, required restraint by a matron and two young nurses as proceedings were postponed.

Aucklands Cuble Dune Lust Courh

Melbourne suit over 2000 pounds damages claims

George Martin of Trafalgar Westie sues The Argus for damages of 2000 pounds alleging defamation from publication of a statement described as untrue and prejudicial. The case filed in Melbourne during Thursday proceedings seeks redress for a damaged reputation.

Melbourne George Martin Trafalgar Argus

Timber Dispute Arrests Contempt Hearings in Sydney

In Sydney on Thursday the High Court granted a vale rial returnable on Thursday against Lebo Daily Ltd the editor. The court found no sole cause why they should not be attached for contempt of court regarding articles connected with the arrest of seven Labor leaders in a timber dispute case.

Sydney Lebo Daily Ltd Uniber Isnuto

Atlantic Speed Ship Breaks Record After Long Voyage

The great liner Mauretania, averaging 27 knots, failed to surpass the latest speed mark set by the rival ship. She completed the journey in about three hours longer than expected, arriving early in the morning to lower her endurance record.

New York Linay Mauretan'a Averae

Australian singer Miss Bertewy engaged to Mr Leonard Beni ns

Miss Wiling Bertewy a young Australian singer in London becomes engaged to Mr Leonard Beni ns, a well known Soult African, Trioer.

Wiling Bertewy London Leonard Benins

Public Meeting Under Local Party Committee in Australia

A public meeting under the auspices of the Bort Pirie Pleotogate Committee of the Australian Gabor Party will be held to Elfen Street in front of the Bamily Hotel. The secretary states that matters of interest to local residents will be discussed by speakers.

Bort Pirie Elfen Inj Bamily Me GE Lycatepasers

Port-Prie Griset Association Delegates Meet

A special meeting of delegates to the Port-Prie Griset Association will be held this evening at about 8 o clock in the MCA Rooms on Gertrude Street. Important business is to be discussed. Zouth Yarsa was acquired by a party today.

British Egypt treaty debate looms in Parliament

Britain and Egypt friction centering on a draft Anglo Egyptian treaty raises expectations in London. MPs express support or fear over concessions on foreign safety duties, canal protection, and possible European intervention if Egypt rejects terms. Australia and New Zealand show sympathy, with anxieties about canal security and broader imperial guarantees.

London Gmsia Bribah Egypt Ali Wil Jain Australia Britain

Hague Conference Deliberations Stir European Stability Concerns

Dispatch from London reports tense discussions at the Hague Conference with Chancellor of the Exchequer Spurned proposals and opposition from Snowden to Young Reports. The debate centers on Britain accepting European reforms to curb inflation and prevent currency shocks, amid fears of destabilizing reactions in Germany and wider Europe.

United Service London Serlius Baillip’ Spoveden Howe Snowden MacDonald Snowder Young Europe Germany

Death of Infant in Manslaughter Trial Opens in Melbourne

A manslaughter case opens in Melbourne concerning a seven week old infant. The courtroom hears testimony about the child’s death and alleged neglect. Prosecutors allege misconduct by the guardians as inspectors report concerns at the home where the child and other babies were cared for. The outcome awaits further proceedings.

Melbourne MS -Maey Kane Ehildrun Andere

Government Tariff Critique By Lemmon Baws at Club

In an address to the Constitutional Club Sir Lemnon Baws attacks tariff policy and industrial legislation as driving up costs. He blames government spending for high production costs and argues tariffs are the practical means to reduce prices amid global pressures.

Auelbourne Rhotsky Lemnon’ Baws Constitutional Club Australia

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