16 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 16, 1921
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a local housing dispute with unclear names and scattered terms. Readable parts suggest contention over a property and possible municipal involvement, but key details and dates are missing.
A damaged notice reports a case involving Revell property with misidentified owners Mrs J Lewis and Messrs J S, clarifying they were not the rightful owners. The trustees of Alf Lewis estate oversee related work and council debate references to missed notices and actions by authorities.
Sidnboard ratepayers seek removal of a sign on Marriott Street described as a nuisance lowering rental values. Town officials noted the council had granted permission for its placement and referred the issue to the town planning committee for review and action.
A parliamentary style report notes discussions at the Supreme Court committee session on Germanys possible disarmament and the Allied plans. The panel considered unconditional German obligations and the cost of decrees, with a motion tabled and referred to a special military committee for next court deliberations.
Local town clerk reports enquiries about a ure warehouse matter and public telephones at Solomontown with posts at Pittowan Viele. District inspector Tur Bol informs lighting awaits definite info while costs rise. three cabins estimated at £11 with delays pending electrical assessment.
Sinn Fein declares British independence offer inadequate and describes the proposal as illusory. The move highlights ongoing disputes over governance and sovereignty, with party leaders urging a firmer path to full self rule and a clear timetable.
Fragmentary dispatch discusses Irish national status and self determination. It reports Premier and Mr de Valera negotiations, push for independence from imperial rule, and a readiness to resort to external arbitration if a peaceful settlement cannot be achieved. The letter emphasizes unity with Britain only under agreed terms and opposes forced changes.
A brief note outlines ongoing discussions on drainage in Pirie West with emphasis on division of resources and responsibilities among local authorities. The document signals a need for coordinated action to manage flood risk and maintain drainage infrastructure.
Town council discusses a disputed road and cemetery elevation project with the Government. Cost estimates center on £5000 with £2725 to be borne by the town and negotiations continue regarding funding and timing, while the department presses for immediate action.
A letter from Sundlay Sie 193? critiques Irish self-citizenship stance, urging loyalty to United Kingdom and the Empire. The writer urges Ulster to avoid subordination and insists on respect for the statue quo. He argues the North of Ireland will not submit to any authority other than the Crown and Parliament of the United Kingdom.
In Dublin on Sunday the Daily Mail publicity unit issued a statement about Wal Ale de Valera denying General Smuts authorised publication of his rebber without consent. The episode, tied to the Widal proposals, provoked furious public reaction and calls for restraint as the Generalisimyts teller faced scrutiny over the dissemination and tone of the content.
British press views Mr de Valera's reply as a reasoned refusal to peace. The papers say the offer signals a final rupture is being avoided, while noting the British government remains prepared to discuss concessions. The tone suggests limited willingness to yield without breaking relations.
Federal government appoints a doctor as negotiations proceed over resumed work at the Port Pirie smelter. About 1600 workers affected, with 8628 named on a previous registry and 4000 potential relief efforts discussed as commissions aim to unite employers and unions for recovery.
The mayor describes ongoing council action onIndustry concerns during a long week. He invited a range of citizens and businesspeople to meet with him and discuss matters. The reception remains mixed and no clear favorable outcome has emerged yet.
The passage shows a disputed stance by a company concerning former workers. It references old employees listed on books as of 4, 1919, and hints at offers or status changes affecting their positions. The text is fragmentary and obscured, but indicates conflict over postemployment terms.
The report details a nurse and Salvation Army workers repatriating babies under care, with 455 infants aided and 42 new cases noted. Gastro-enteritis cases were mild but serious, and mothers received education through the Mothers' Union program. Port Pine Relief Operators supplied food and care, improving infant outcomes. One severely ill infant faced grim prospects but is now recovering.
Distress relief notes indicate a committee formed to aid workers at Ravine site. The secretary position and committee actions are referenced amid unclear OCR text. Further readable details remain unavailable in available excerpt.
A fragmentary report notes recommendations for a noble performance and suggests a grand fancy dress masquerade carnival named Slymphia Rimk Spiriday. The text mentions AertOn inquiries and an installation at a locale, with owners of Derias.
A fragmented report discusses a meeting of the Mile Point Council where the Railways Department’s responsibility for a proposed procurement arouse debate. Statements touch on tolls, routes, approvals, and duties, with unclear participants including Threadweld and Grim lott supporting a lead.
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