Sanitary Trollies to Be Covered in Town Report
A special town council session reviewed the sanitary trollies, with Inspector Leonard highlighting drawbacks of reconditioning and covering. Despite complaints about loading time and heavier loads, the council ordered reconitioning and covering to proceed, citing safety and odor concerns alongside potential depot visibility benefits.
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2 & Leonard
Bualnesn
Watts
Rie Yeport
Ald
Repairing Rifle Embankment Spurred by Town Council
The 1919 Wellomomweaih Works Director reports urgent embankment repairs for Pivie Towns. The council agrees to proceed with essential stabilization and submit plans to Alderman Davis, while a committee is tasked to prepare options and report at the next meeting.
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Pivie
Winch Ash
Wellomomweaih
Commelhead
Wajalaln Tre
Ie Yubambanenwivieh
Juelulied
Mlestiny
Ald
Davis
Miter
Parks
Rainfall reports but prospects look up in Pirie
Yesterday in Pirie rain fell overnight with 18 points registered, followed by promising follow-up showers. Farmers report improved soil moisture and potential relief for crops, though some areas remain dry. farmers remain cautiously optimistic about yields with continued rain expected.
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Pirie
Newsamen
Iuydre
Wonaklaz
Torine
Nundred
Pleie T
Paris Riots Deaths Observed by 20000 Mourners
Patrols reported a large funeral procession in Toulon with 20000 mourners for riot victims. The event proceeded in orderly fashion as authorities reported subdued crowds and commemoration across the city.
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Paris
Toulon
Pirie News Roundup From Royal Exchange Hotel to Local Courts
Names of visitors and residents arrive in Pirie including Mr T May Mr SD McAllsney and Mr Gil rt at Royal Exchange Hotel. Notes on arrivals in Pirie and Pie events, church services, council meeting attendances, farewells and presentations for local figures, and transfers within postal department.
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Mupal Exchange
SD. McAllsney
Gil Rt
AG. Slater
Tikay's Hospital For Home Works
Altona
Sullen
Hoddem
Ts. Revway
G. Spencer
Pirie
Royal Esclange Hotel
Roy Jumen
Nverion
Colin Combe
8. Jones
Moonta
Hiverson
Bettle
Bound Over Former Mayor to Keep the Peace
A former mayor, identified as Girures fg ibermundsipally, was bound over at the quarter sessions to keep the peace for 12 months. He was ordered to stay off holeburs during the period.
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Girures Fg Ibermundsipally
Sina
Where the Delay Meeting Raises Electric Service Aid
A translated record of a town council session discusses delays in electric service connections. The mayor, town clerk, and engineer debate causes and remedies for a growing backlog of applicants awaiting meters and service lines, with reference to a Thurway connection and authority instructions. The exchange highlights procedural gaps and the need for timely action by the engineer's department.
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May
Sr Alwell
Salar
Wofan
Whiteh
X. Atwell
Taelug
Es Atwell
Relief Council Considers Rent Relief Extension to Pirie
A ventilated letter to Pirie Town Council shows the Unemployment Relief Council may extend the rent relief scheme. The communication reports six months of eviction orders and urges prompt provision of relief, with officials noting prior evidence helped prevent evictions. The council debated the request and referred it to the minister for consideration.
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Pirie
Pirie World
Thal
Threwderlagarn
Quay
Lunlord Ind
Ludter High
Rem
Mininter Raat Rvniisent
Telibata
Weller Meadamy
Money For Roads Motion From Fire For Conference Agenda
Dr Davis moved that a motion be included on the conference agenda to allocate six pounds to fund road improvements. He urged redirecting five percent of motor tax money to main road repairs, arguing rural and arterial routes suffer from underfunding. The motion was carried.
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Buyie
Adenda Tor
Municipal
Dialrjet Councils” Association
Adelaide
Davis
Rodina
Pen—Dituare
Davia
Trae
Strange Atlantic Rescue Sees Man Found Far at Sea
Boston report describes a crazed man found 160 miles from land by a trawler. Without a life belt and fully clothed, he resisted rescue and could not be identified. An Amphibian plane crew extracted him and he was taken to hospital for treatment.
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Boston
Atlantic
Fercely
Tragic Shooting Spree Ends in Four Deaths in London
In a domestic dispute at Shatworth Wilfred Gibbs aged 23 killed his wife Ellen Gibbs and his sister in law and wounded another man before police intervened. Gibbs fled with his wife and then killed himself during a rapid medical transfer as the ambulance sped through country lanes to an infirmary. The nightmarish voyage highlighted the family's long marriage breakup and a bloody domestic tragedy.
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Recondee
London
Tasbee
Shatworth
Wilfred Gibbs
Nater
Hal Ues
Gibbs
Ima
Wendi
Amimalian
Ellen Gibbs
Joseph Messaeneer
Willan Messenger
Tos Goode
South Australian deputation on land and labour reforms
A South Australian deputation urges Parliament to amend land regulations amid calls to demolish trees in pastoral areas. Speaker Evans criticizes neglect of present duties, urging practical achievements over spiritual fantasies. News also covers Aboriginal relations in Darwin, probate actions in Malvern, and Labour Party conference plans and funding challenges.
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Ole Executor Trustee & Axeney Co
South Australia
Lid
Frances Emily Townsend
Malvern
Estate of W Monahan Waugh in Melbourne valued at £149k
The estate of William Monahan Waugh of Melbourne Victoria is valued at £147,823 in real property and £1,455 in personal effects. The estate will be divided among his widow, nephews, sisters and other relatives.
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Melbourne
William Monahan
Waugh
Gragter
Sydney
Young
Jackson
Totel
Jefreal Egiate
Victoria
Hig
Worker Severely Crushed Finger at Gordon Refinery
A report states that Mr. S. Ninnes at Gordon furset refinery suffered severe crushing and laceration of his left index finger while performing tasks at the Whe Smelter. Medical attention was sought yesterday as alarms were raised over safety practices.
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Soslar
S. Ninnes
Gorden
Grave decision extends Melbourne seamen strike to Huddert Parker ships
In Melbourne a mass meeting of 800 seamen, after Sydney union action, votes to cease work on Huddert Parker vessels and expand the dispute to all companies. Ships will not be tied up at once. crews will strike within 24 hours of reaching home ports to avoid stranding in foreign ports. Colac and Yarte collieries in Melbourne and Goulbarn may be affected, with Larazah and Nairane due at home ports to be tied up on arrival.
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Melbourne
Sydney
Union
Huddert Parker
Colac
Yarte
Siteaay
Goulbarn
Bess Strait
Larazah
Nairane
Militants Extend Shipboard Dispute In Sydney
Seamen at a mass meeting in Sydney vote to extend the wall of protest from the Huddart Parker line to other ships. The Wanganella sailing to New Zealand is cancelled and paid off, while the Orangal bound for Brisbane is also cancelled. The dispute aims to avert a broader general stoppage amid the NZ dispute.
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Huddart Parker
Wanganella
ADSN
Orangal
New Zealand
Brisbane
Hheing
No Discourse Toward Chair at Flood Relief Meeting
Mayor W H Threadgold defended the Flood Relief Committee meeting proceedings after remarks suggesting disrespect. He rose to say he did not intend to convey hostility toward the chair and stated he dissented from the remark, feeling the gentlemen should not misuse the situation.
Prime Minister Lays Out Meeting on Federal Cashinets
Mr Lyons proposes a late night session of the federal cabinet to assess the situation. Ministers decide to act and consider overtime claims by Mutuda's crew, deeming the matter sub judice as officials weigh legal and financial stakes.
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Mr. Lyons
Federal Cassinet
Ul. Tie Ministera
Ny Selena
He Mutuda
Bali Hnehave
Seamen's President Blames Shipowners For Trouble
Me W Clarke federal president of One Seamen's Union told a mass meeting that shipowners caused the stoppage by a day and byte strike. He criticized government aid to owners and demanded protection for seamen amid industry unrest noted after a visit by Sen Brennan.
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Melbolinne
Me. W. Clarke
One Seamen's Union
Sen. Brennan
Induatey
Clarke
Increase in Wages Granted Amid Council Deliberations
The town council committee debated salary adjustments for several departments. They approved a general wage increase and discussed funding totals of 339 year figures. The meeting aimed to ensure fair pay and support municipal staff, with emphasis on timely implementation and transparency.
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Wrertimng
Aglicauians
Lherwases
Toafles
J Stuer
M. Tish
Ier Lam
Eura
Monty
Jeanes
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Axminster
SPIE
Goyder
Lindsay
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Moya
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Feneral Court
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Daya
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Jeunes
Hey
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Relief Council
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Communder-In-Effe
China Station
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Lite
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Labor Party
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Rally Tices Association
Title Association
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Hrestedd
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W. H. Threadgold
Seamen's President
Prests Limited
Llinery
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