Public meeting backs change in liquor hours in Pirie
A public meeting of about 100 people in Pirie voted to support a bill altering liquor trading hours. Speakers including Mr. Noonan and Rev Lee argued for flexibility, while opponents pressed for referendum and refer to worker impacts. The measure would set evening close at 9 30, with clubs at 10, and allow exemptions near markets.
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Pirie Rom Biall
M. J. Noowenehalsere
Liquor Trades Defence Union
South Australian Licensed Victuallers’ Association
Nodmann
Onis Bulers
Australia
Weller Wwe Uke
Mr. Noonan
Mvan
Ste. Noman
Thyucurs
Persom
Lwn
South Australia
Pat
Cne
Mieonan
Dasie Vmnae
Santi Avotralis
Pawelosing
McNoonan
Ste
Mianavelt
Adelaide
Jdeighing
Meeting Holds With Brewery Guests In Pirie
An Atlantic era style report notes personal Air Wo HL presiding over a public meeting in Pirie. Guests include visitors from Walker Sill Brewing and local dignitaries. Several arrivals at the Royal Exchange Hotel are listed, with names such as Ann Dawson and Mrs Petterson among those noted.
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Abe
Fenll Gine
van Bast
South Austra van Licesnend Vieluallers’ Assncinion Sialled
Pirie
Oleh
Smurlimer
Walker Sill Brewing Company
Fy Visting Piri
Mes
Royal Fxehange Hotel
Noyal Exchange Hotel
Ann Th. V. Dawson
Warboys
Noyal Exchange
Jms
Warhurat
Hoyat
Kidman closes two cattle stations in King Leopold Range
Ian Idriess reports Sir Sidney Kidman has closed two large cattle stations in the King Leopold Range area in north west Western Australia. After a 2000 mile drive to South Australia, stock removal was completed eighteen months ago. The abandonment stems from the difficulty of droving cattle in rough ranges to Derby and cattle fear of local natives.
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Melbourne
Ian Idriess
Sidney Kidman
King Leopold Range
Western
Australis
Sidney
South Australia
Mrr
Idriess
Derby
Thermometer record from Yewerday weather report
The report notes a maximum of 65 and a 24 hour minimum at 230 cm, 99. The figures reflect observed temperature and related measurement in a sparse weather summary.
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Yewerday
Spot Lead and Copper Quotes at Lonmin Sea Exchange
Spot lead and copper quotations from the Lonmin Sea Exchange were listed with multiple quoted prices and adjusted values amid Australian Mines and Metals Association reporting. The report notes variations in copper and lead prices, with figures showing fluctuations and implied market movement for the day.
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Adelaide
Ljcioes
Australian Mines and Metals Association
Lonmin Sea Exchange
Widdle
Tom
Torward
Fragmentary note hints at local wedding and family ties
A garbled OCR fragment references a wedding in South Australia with names like James G. Scott and counts among a civic lineage. Several lines mention Warrmuiabunl and Staish Bay while others mix dates such as 1834 and familial titles. The text remains unclear and partially illegible.
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Wilert
Sland
Adelaide
Tuesay
Finsston
Mes
Aliuie Vinernt Bens Sevit
Biker
Stimdard
Antiony Street
Lares Bay
Great
James G. Scott
Af Wrovibpide
Mtn
Scutt
Jean Siinaur
Bris Neuse
Fateattand
Britain’s stance on Italy likely to seek Commonwealth support
Canberra reports the federal government plans to discuss Italo-Ethiopian issues and will reiterate its policy to emphasize adherence to the League of Nations. The government intends to assure High Commissioner Bruce of its continued alignment with British and League principles.
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Canberra
Bruce
League of Nations
Attitude of Australia in 1846 War Debate
Fragmented OCR text discusses neutral stance and potential issues of war, mentioning Australia, Turkey, and the British government. It alludes to international law, the canal, and diplomatic maneuvers prior to conflict, reflecting period commentary on power, neutrality, and alliances without coherent narrative.
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Gelber
Aine Warstins
Wien Engtaat
Miliguet
Ian
Thar Pyel
Gaunell
Tims
Mr Lyons Seeks Peace After Return From Europe
Prime Minister Mr Lyons expressed pleasure at the success of his mission return. He referred to the war graves he and Lyon had seen, saying they cried eloquently for peace. He asserted that those who witnessed the graves would abhor the cry for war.
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Europe
Mrr. Lyons
Maccom
Fragmented OCR Summary of World News Item
A garbled article discusses global events involving Britain and international economies. It mentions the Suez Canal, press coverage, and political figures with several unreadable phrases and misspellings.
Melbourne court hears denial in double murder case
In Melbourne on Tuesday Clifford Smiles aged 31 of West Footscray faced two counts of alleged murder. He denied killing his wife and baby in a passionate but restrained address in the Criminal Court. The jury retired to consider its verdict after the lengthy defense.
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Melbourne
Dawgiver
Cliford Smiles
West Foomcray
Australian golf championship scrambles on wrong club error
In Beaton a tense amateur match swung on a misplayed iron at the thirty-eighth hole as Duffy threw away a chance after a close thirty-sixth. Rymill captured the hole and the match while South Australia’s prospects dimmed in the professional quarterfinal. Other results show Watters beating Morpeth and several matches finishing with narrow margins and late heroics.
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Adelaide
Beaton
Dufy
Duffy
Rymill
Smerdon Case in Adelaide Bankruptcy Court Disallowed Claim
In Adelaide judge Paine criticised witnesses in the Smerdon & Co bankruptcy matter. He questioned a £10 cheque paid for a child and doubted a 1915 agreement. Claims by Growden family were adjourned or disallowed, with the court recording the Growden transactions as incredulous and statute barred.
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Adelaide
Thesday
Ain
Coose Pictures
Toage Paine
Smerdon & Co
Port Pirie
Htt & Go Higerrwood
ELC
J. W. House
J. E. Tregenza
Seale Ie
Ee Estate
Thann & Son
Cooce Pictures Ltd
Kearnan
Hurtle C. Growden
T. A. Growden
A. F. Growden
RM. Grow‘den
Ligertwood
Hurde’ S
Growden
Violet Jane Growden
Oswald Growden
Paine
Lyrd Nothie
Frank Growden
Growin
Erin
Geor Growden
George Crowden
Troy Sameone
Rustworthy
George Growden
Barrier Mineworkers Endorse Wage Demands Amid Strikes
The Barrier mineworkers press their claim for a 5 pound weekly wage rise and six hour days, with night shift increases and holiday pay. Negotiations stretched past the expiry, with union leaders accusing firms of delaying and pressing for early settlement before the next vote.
Labor Leader Ill Health Forces Canberra Meeting
Labor's federal leader J H Scullin announces resignation due to ill health. Deputy Forde continues leadership as party plans a September meeting in Canberra to pursue Labor Unity. health issues loom over the party's direction amid ongoing national economic concerns.
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Melbourne
Tj. H. Scullin
Labor Party
Canberra
Forde
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