Development of South Australia’s pastoral regions boosts growth
Adelaide report notes seven years of change north west of Port Augusta where the Rocks flock count surges to 475000 and pounds invested in water conservation and development. Astute pastoralists credit ongoing progress to revived prices, reinvested profits, and improved infrastructure along the East West railway.
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Adelaide
Port Augusta
South Australa
Port Auguste
Amd
Strange Demand Sparks Parking Fees Row in Melbourne
In Melbourne on Monday two men in plain clothes demanded a 4/ parking fee from motorists. They produced circulars signed by C F Millane on behalf of the High Ways Association claiming parking areas were lawfully excised from public streets as waste or reserve lands. Council denies knowledge of Millane or the Highway Association and is investigating the matter.
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Melbourne
C. F. Millane
Benail
High- Ways Association
Gy Council
Millane
Highway Association
Mysterious death in Bruce Rock district farmer found dead
Perth report states Harry David Smythe, a famed Bruce Rock farmer, was found dead in his bedroom as furniture burned. Fire started in three spots a chair and a table ablaze. No burn injuries on the body. Cause of death undetermined after investigations. Stomach contents sent to Perth for analysis.
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Perth
Harry David Smythe
Bruce Rock
Alsatian Dogs Enter Australia Debate After Arrival
Melbourne reports say Mr. Robertson, speaking for the Sporting and Alsatian Clubs, described the Alsatian as a loyal sheepdog with sheep-guarding traits. He noted Germany uses the breed for work and pledged to submit a report to the Commonwealth Government on its suitability and potential for reintroduction postwar.
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Melbourne
Gtr
E. Ballantyne
The
Daily Mail
Commonwealth
W. Roberteon
Our
England
Alsahan
Germany
A. E
Gilligan
Iigen
Australia
Robertson
Cammonwealth
Papal Legate welcomed at Melbourne Eucharistic Congress
Cardinal Cerretti arrived in Melbourne for the Eucharistic Congress. A large crowd gathered as the Papal Legate was hosted at a Lord Mayor’s reception. Political leaders and church officials attended, and Cerretti expressed joy at returning to Australia after 43 years. St Patrick's Cathedral was filled for a solemn welcome.
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Melbourne
Ifonday
Cardinal Icerratt
Scullin
Senate
I. $. Needham
Mr. Bt
E. J
Cardinal Correlli
Austral
Cardinel Correll
Australia
Holy Father
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Cardinal Cerretti
Melbourne moves to end cable trams on Collins street
Noisy tram traffic prompts Melbourne City Council to consider removing cable trams from Lanaile street in front of Melbourne Hospital. A motion passed 46 to 10 urging government to abolish trams on Collins street, with speakers calling electric trams vandalism that would mar the city’s renowned beauty.
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Melbourne
Lanaile Street
Melbourne Hospital
Melhourne Ty
Uidsy 3
Collins Street
Woman Rescued From River After Sudden Fall
Miss Blanche Forster 35 of Third Ave St Peters was seen struggling in a river near Teonyson Bridge Walkerle. D V McKenzie and A J Potter jumped in and dragged her to the bank unconscious. She recovered after artificial respiration and later explained she felt faint during a riverside walk and fell in.
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Adelaide
D. V. McKenzie
Walkerwile
A. J. Potter
St. Peters
Blanche Forster
Third Ave
Toree
Teonyson Bridge
Walker— le
Elddy
Deane Too 6000 Freddie Ellis Defeated in Title Bout
The bout between Deane and Ellis ended with Deane winning after Ellis was knocked down and unable to recover before the referee counted to six. Ellis showed resolve but Deane’s strong right hands and steady aggression secured the victory before the end of the eighth round. The crowded hall witnessed a hard fought contest and the curtain raisers entertained with varied bouts.
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Arnur Besse
Austrella
Pirie
Frode Gite
Sheepi
Shownda
Ee Ghamned
Cane
Ell
Ellis
Sau
Ceene
George Avery
Elia
W. Hutchinson
Oye
Deane
Una
Ells
Mie
Deana
Deane Jay
Ellie
Talis
Deans
Port Victoria Championship Won by Pirie Player
Port Victoria Championship results show a Pirie player triumphing in the women’s event. SJ l Cole and others lodged scores near the top with a tie in the early round. In the later interround Pirie player secured victory while Baneley 9D advanced to his game. Moe the 1928 Northwestern champion is noted in the records dated June 4.
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Port Victoria
PIRIE
SJ ' l Cole
Lave
Ted
Saere
Orverdt
Bsneley
Canada Cuba Trade Talks Hinted But Not Confirmed
Rumors circulate that Canada proposes concessions in a projected commercial treaty with Cuba but no confirmation is available. Negotiations for the trade agreement renewal progress remains unclear amid the dispute over endorsements for Canadian interests.
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United Srevice
Mavana
Canada
Cuba
Otrawad
Labor in Canada urged closer Labour ties with Motherland
Vancouver report says British ronner harvesters in Canada stand a hopeful chance of success and the Old Country is grateful for the opportunity. Mr Ranway MacDonald, Labor leader, told a delegation that Labour parties should renew closer contact with the Motherland during discussions on political moves in Columbia elections.
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United Service
Vancouver
Ronner-Harvesters
Canada
Old Country
Ranway MacDonald
Labor
Columbia
MacDonald Wald
Labor Party
Needlework Exhibition by St Pauls Girls Friendly Society
St Pauls Girls Friendly Society hosts an annual needlework exhibition in the Parish Hall on Wednesday afternoon and evening. Last year’s event was a qualified success and this year aims to feature top needlework from districts including Streaky Bay. Judges are Miss Marriott of Adelaide and Miss Chapman of Port Pirie. The exhibition opens at 3 o'clock with afternoon tea served by the Mayoress, followed by a concert in the evening with local vocalists and Mr Chenneil’s assisting.
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St. Paul's Girls Friendly Society
Streaky Bay
Misses Marriott
Adelaide
Land Chapman
Port Pirie
J. Cc. Fiera
Chenneil
Death of Cal. Leane Near River Broughton
Melbourne report notes death of Cal Leane, described as a 64 year old man, near the River Broughton South of the town. The fragment mentions railway plans to Port Augusta, a candidate for local administration, and a coast of community events. The text includes scattered references to assemblies, bills, and a boxing event lineup with names like Geyer and Snowy Christensen.
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Broughton
Mts Ile
Melbourne
Port Augusta
Lease
E. Jacoba
Norfolk
Wenior
Soaib
Pigeon Flying Results From No 1 Nairne Sight
The No 1 Nairne sight results covered 134 miles with 129 birds from 16 entries. Pirie Homing Society members acted as officials or participants, with Helt and Sons listed in connection to a submarine.
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Pirie Homing Society
Helt & Sons
Threats to Cooks Trigger Paper Debate
A Herald report notes threats directed at cooks amid joking remarks by a speaker. newspaper colleagues in Winnipeg considered the statements a joke while a jury later returned guilty verdicts on all charges after a 15 minute retirement.
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Mr. Curtis
Herald
Winnape Cox
Johansen Case In Central Court Denies Union Punishment Claim
Sydney reporters note that hearing resumed in the Central Court with Arthur Thomas Baker of the Seamen's union denying Johansen sold punishment for sailors who refused to quit their ships. Witnesses dispute the existence of a forced ouster policy enforced by the union.
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Sydney
Jacob Johansen
Central Court
Arthur Thomas Baker
Seamen's Union
Motor bandits in Louisville gun attack injures four
Machine gun bandits attacked a gambling camp in Louisville injuring four people and escaping with about 4400. The assailants opened fire from a stream of bullets hitting patrons before fleeing the scene.
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United
Massive Bank Transfer Moves £600 Million in Cash and Securities
In New York on Monday, United Service reports the National Bank completed a guarded transfer of £600 million in cash and securities from its old Lower Broadway quarters to a new Pine and Nassau Street site. The operation was described as logless and highly secured.
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United Service
New York
The
National Bank Today
Broadway
Pine and
Archbishop urges early marriages in Brisbane talk
Archbishop Dahig told the Christian Brothers Old Boys that many young men remain unmarried or prepare to marry. He argued it is unfair for married men to support homes and pay taxes for single men, urging early marriage as a solution.
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Brisbane
Dahig
Christian Brothers Old Boye
Anso Glution
Ine
Mans
Adelaide welcomes the Southern Cross feat to Parafield
About 4,000 spectators gathered at Parafield to greet the Southern Cross airmail team. The Aero Club, government representatives, and returned soldiers attended as the three engine craft landed after a night flight from Tammin to Parafield, with pilots praising ideal conditions and wireless contact during the 700 mile route.
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Parafeld
Crous
Adelaide
Cronx
McGilvery
Aero Club
Sauacroueuder Smith
Airmag
Tammin
Parwield
Sie
Mala
Sydney
Brent
Western Australia
Avith
Creut
Thm
Kimnett
Southern Cross
Maylands Seridrome
Pamfield
Australia
New Zealand
Smith
Tasman Sea
Richmond
Point Cook
Paradield
Aviation challenge crosses Tasman without navigator or wireless
In a bold broadcast the crew declares they will attempt a Tasman crossing without navigator or wireless operators. They refuse belief in any accommodation and insist on proceeding. The challenge is criticized as unsafe, with mentions of Peter and Cal era machinery and a design similar to prior models.
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Smelaide
Greas
Tasi
Tasman
Ghal- Jose
Liewis
Tare Bramdahl
Peter Ona Sarl
Cal
State Cricket Faces Lineup Changes Ahead of Board Meet
Amid retirement announcements in South Australia, Gould to replace Campbel as the team shifts out of state duties. Heap and Heap stand in as replacements while Board of Contingent met in Sydney on September 20 to finalize selections and fixtures.
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Gould
Ger
Campbel
South Australia
Anaaletom
Seryaugour
Lastanaréd
Dimettas
Sydney
Arbitration Court Contemplates Wage Changes in Melbourne
Melbourne echoed a Federal Arbitration hearing where unskilled work and living costs were debated. The judge questioned added elements to the basic wage and the rationale behind a 3/ incremental figure, noting fluctuations in living costs since 1920.
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Melbourne
Justice Powers
Lukin
Marrickville Tragedy Young Laborer Charged
In Sydney at the Central Court the case against a young laborer from Marrickville proceeded tonight. The incident occurred on the night of June 20, with police alleging serious charges. The court heard preliminary details and adjourned for further evidence.
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Sydney
Central Court
Todey Jonnville
Spring Handicaps in Melbourne Scratchings
Melbourne Monday latest scratchings for Bag Spring handicaps list Callow as top contender for Melbourne Cup with Port Nelson and Tasstihto among noted entrants. Officials warn of last minute changes ahead of race day.
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Melbourne
Mondag
Port Nelson
Antarctic Barque Tale From a Damaged Page
A corrupted OCR passage describes a barque named Antarctic and a voyage toward New York. It mentions a fire, a weasel, and a captain, with garbled names and places, including a shift in events around Friday and a Saturday date in a dated, unclear narrative.
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Imesh
Jobt Opened
Manchester
Prests Ltd
Freddie Ellis
Crane
Deare
Ellig
Brown
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Jett Elov
Eliig
OFS
Wandearah
Leane
Inauranos
Dha
Enginistiva Assembly
Acca
Tne
Fidge
Royamet
Lested
Moret
Tomever
Catte
Kelly
Glogysity
Dascas
Wisner
Seeeling
Neg Ronal
Bolt
Offertag
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Johansen
Pefemos
Motor Bandits
Fee Sranomas
Richard
Arbitration Court
Leather Trades
Marrickville
Wreate Meottenes
Wales
Tix Pilet
Urekdte
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