26 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 26, 1921
Page
1
British press notes Mr Hughes and aides in Amiens. In French remarks he saluted Australian and Allied forces for sacrifices in France. He affirmed Australians’ bravery and memory, praising their mission and comradeship in the war effort.
In London Weitnestas OMe Brenna of Mistralia previews a helicopter for a public showcase. He claims the machine will be a surprise to all and many challenges await before the demonstration.
Minister of Railways stated substantial curtailments of train services in the north were under consideration. In the House of Assembly Mr. Mebaelan asked about metropolitan service changes and whether any curtailments had already occurred. The Minister denied reductions in suburban services and promised further inquiry.
Australian batting produced 331 as Carlie Gregory Hendry and Peliew starred. Armstrong contributed seven runs, while the English keeper Tail limited scoring. Bridges claimed 6 wickets as Australia fell for 414. Robson, White, and Lowery took key scalps. United Service details follow with Thornton's Eleven set to face the Australians.
A gold discovery near Temora produced a dig that yielded a potential find. Report notes excitement as details emerge and the surface waves bring fresh information about the site and its significance.
Historic ad fragment offering ladies coat fronts, children's knickers and princess petticoats at half-price and bargain Prest prices. Includes men s felt hats, shirts, cambric shirts, and working brots with window display notice.
Mr Moyes bids farewell to Pirie with a formal gathering as Norwood plans move. The management board notes sorrow at his departure while praising his earlier service and dedication to Pirie football and community activities. Attendees include YMCA figures and local officials.
A parliamentary report from New South Wales records debate over a government loan plan. Premier stated no reply yet to key questions about financing and conditions. The discussion cited public scrutiny, alleged mysterious investors, and potential rates of interest tied to the loan proposal. The exchange revealed lingering uncertainty about public policy and taxpayer impact.
Melbourne and Sydney reports indicate drastic job cuts in Hoskins iron and steelworks as foregone wages and wage reductions threaten employment. The Arbitration Court case in Melbourne weighs a 3 September hearing on a proposed shorter work week and basic wage standards for maritime and steel trades amid international competition and alleged immigrant labor advantage.
A partial OCR fragment discusses 44 hour week trials for Huskins Lid workers and mentions representative grounds for a six or three week schedule. It notes concerns about wage reductions and working conditions, with comments by Beeby and others on industry impact and feasibility of widespread adoption.
Solomontown’s St Barnabas Parish held a farewell for Rev Moyes after 23 years of service. The community, young and old, gathered for music and honors as Moyes prepares to move to Gladstone and Miss Moyes to Norwood. The ceremony marked a hopeful future for a new parish and reflected deep affection for Moyes’ ministry.
Aty Nawee and others extended thanks to Moyes and Mrs Moyes for years of service at St Barnabas parish in Solomontown. Cornish praised Moyes for loyalty and unity within the church and the congregation planned a final farewell supper with members of the St Pauls and St Barnabas communities.
In the House of Assembly the Premier said the Cabinet will consider suggestions made the previous day by Mr Gonn in regard to unemployment. The remarks were noted as a formal response to the ongoing discussion.
Adelaide session of the House of Assembly saw Mr Hill suspended for the remainder of the sitting following a heated exchange over the minister’s veracity. The dispute centered on alleged statements and impeachment of honesty, with Speaker interventions and party leaders calling for withdrawal of remarks amid protests and procedural clashes.
In New South Wales a debate on dental health reform unfolds amid rising concerns over children's oral hygiene. Officials discuss a nationwide program using dentists, nurses, and educational campaigns to prevent dental decay, with opposition about funding and implementation in urban schools.
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