13 Aug 1919
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1919
Page
1
Preparations for a Children’s Day celebration mark the playground anniversary. Volunteers and municipal workers prepare the site with electrical equipment, stage settings, and a commemorative display. The committee plans a Friday event with a formal ceremony and film presentation, inviting local residents and donors to contribute.
Do not panic if kids have a coughing spell. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, given in frequent doses, helps nourish strength and suppress the attack. If relief isn’t found, the remedy fails to help regardless of severity. Sold everywhere.
The Park Lands Committee reports completion of two year effort to finalize parklands plans. The group notes progress in meetings and thanks volunteers and officials for support, with a focus on funding, community flowers, and future improvements for the town park system.
An agreement between the S.A. branch of the Australian Journalist Association and the Provincial Press Association, completed on May 5, was made an industrial award by the Deputy President of the State Industrial Court. The award covers rates, hours and conditions of employment of country journalists who are members of the association. An application was made to make the award a common rule. The hearing is set for September 2.
Light rain fell across southern South Australia with the heaviest showers near St. Vincent Gulf. Areas from Port Wakefield to York Peninsula and Mount Lofty Ranges recorded lighter totals, generally 0.25 to 0.5 inches, while Adelaide Plains and western coast saw modest amounts, with unsettled conditions lingering into the next day.
In Adelaide the Wheat Scheme enquiry heard that investigations interfered with the scheme’s work. Members pressed if the government would limit the commission to standing matters only. The attorney general and others urged continuing the inquiry while ensuring it does not hinder operations.
Obscure OCR text cites a major financier once behind vast deals and educational gifts. It mentions peace efforts at The Hague and hopes for ending international disputes, plus a notable wall and charity actions.
A Sunday fire in the wheat stacks at Jenetaky’s wheat cleaning plant was not extensive, with flames quelled in early stages. Damage limited to a few bags. An inquest is scheduled for 2 o'clock this afternoon at the powerhouse.
Investigators from broken mill work with Pimik Co Operative Store to examine a disputed will and union involvement. Several unions appoint delegates, while officials note AMA declined a meeting invitation amid ongoing industry clash and counterfeit claims.
Hackneyed fragments describe shifting control as Siberian units retire and AI aided operations reshape frontline dynamics. The report hints at a waning Han threat and growing autonomy among regional forces, with observers noting altered leadership roles and evolving supply lines amid persistent combat.
The discussion centers on defining government employee privileges and allowances. The Minister's reply is noted as authorities consider what constitutes privileges versus allowances and whether a court should review Mr Reilly’s case. The debate reflects uncertainty about the scope of government employee benefits.
In Adelaide Tuesday the House of Assembly discussed road funding for Pirie Corporation. L Hill asked the Commissioner for Lands about past road works and funding gaps, noting £330 incomplete, £50 accepted in 1918, and overdrafts of £180 met by £200 grant in July 1949. The corporation now seeks metal and money to repair main roads as 1919-20 needs rise. Government intention to grant aid to the corporation for the current year 590 and 2500 unpaid was noted. Mr Mill was told Parliamentary inspection of the Ba Roots water scheme is not planned as work proceeds.
A fragmented notice asks if you are getting married or giving a party and mentions accommodation for large groups or private entry. The text appears to reference Walkingtonws Cafe and hints at a trial explanation, with unclear details remaining readable.
Representatives of the Mining Employees Union aid employers at the Board of Trade conference. They conferred with the chairman of the newly formed Bond of Trade and agreed on some disputed points including holidays. Evidence will be taken tomorrow. Immediate and proper treatment is needed for diarrhoea and dysentery with Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy kept in the home.
Adelaide report says the government noted similar issues in Victoria and New South Wales. President Wilson remarks on the topic are referenced. Premier considers convening premiers to discuss necessary federal powers and profiteer controls amid rising living costs.
Train of text indicates a factory setting where a date was noted that several men employed at the pilers face a week off to adjust to new rotation. It mentions a policy to provide equal treatment and urges workers who feel overlooked or needing special consideration to file a grievance with the plant superintendent.
The Casina Theatre presents burlesque and musical acts including singing, dancing, and novelty performances. Brady stars in a new film titled The Death Taweyr Heyw, while the program includes a feature titled The House of Hate and a pictorial display by the Serambiea Himius company.
A proposed sewer and septic tank installation is outlined for Solomontown to improve sanitary conditions. The plan includes a new tank, concrete works, and water drainage measures, with funding and execution slated as part of a broader town improvement effort led by local authorities.
A fragment reads like a reflective piece noting rose use and onions, with hints of humanity and whispers. Fractured phrases mention endless yesterday, perpetual sneezes, and a character termed mashsma tien enduring many ifs and quifts with references to woods and peppermint air.
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