29 Jan 1927
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 29, 1927
Page
1
Pirie Association saw Smelters edge Ports while Solomontown faced Y.M.C.A in a busy day. Guild Butts led YAMLGA against Tecorder in a tight opener. Vie opened the programme as Solomontown posted 222 for lx? with Ports all out for 19? Slowuntown conceded five wickets for 19 and YMG struggled with ten.
A garbled OCR summary of Pirie bowling activity notes season progress, player performances, and upcoming competitions. Mentions players by surname with unclear context, referencing matchups, scores, and team strengths as the season advances.
A garbled report from an EPSOM meeting lists horse selections and handicaps including Lady Beth and Soldier Settlement, with references to apprentices, purses, and a noted public figure Mr Allan asserting a continuous balance of trade tied to horse racing outcomes.
At Wollongong Police Court Adrina Thompson, 20, was committed for trial on cruelty allegations involving a nephew. The chronicle describes the boy chained at night, starved, and in emaciated condition, with witnesses detailing a grim routine and the defendant’s contested role.
Auel aides report the deaths of Aklad Davis Pitta and Julie Artie Yeh in a brutal incident. Police say Bal Gryvorth, assisted by Mekhow, staged a dramatic takedown, with Best Kenny named chief witness as investigations continue. Flags fly at half mast across Victor Harbour and local funerals are planned for the week.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a gaol escape attempt and related court actions. Names and places are garbled, but reference a magistrate, a trial date, and alleged wrongdoing during an afternoon proceeding. The readable items indicate a tumultuous event with an attempted flight and subsequent legal handling.
Statement before the Past Commission describes trucked freight journeys through the region. Pastoralists report suffering from heat and mistreatment of cattle during summer trips, asserting that animals endured severe stress and damage from ride conditions.
Sydney reports Victoria bowled out for 38 in Melbourne, McNamee taking 7 for 21 and Macartney adding a string of wickets as NSW routs Victoria inside 85 minutes. Only Liddell reaches double figures. Dax is top scorer with 13. Melbourne defeat marks a record low innings for Victoria in the Sheffield Shield clash.
A clipped report notes a family endowment program in Sydney that supports households during hardship. It outlines restrictions, the pace of aid, and how benefits target the elderly and early retirees. The piece records uncertain dates and fragmented details due to damaged text but highlights ongoing assistance and policy intent.
An unclear note describes a playground concert by Siotie of Thu, with Travillon organizing and several named organizers and performers listed, including O Callaghan, Dughies, Jacobs, Buttrall, Oswald, Garl aim, Matripont, and Ploke Cuwinass, Wenzel, Carlson. The fragment contains planning terms and attendee names without clear date or location.
Fragmented testimony in Adelaide during the Police Bribery Commission hearings described by witnesses. Several cases involve missing currency and property, with constables named during the inquiry and notes of losses and seizures.
Adelaide delegate Mie A Metnnes writes to Trades and Labor Council asserting support for the federal government while hinting at a stance against the Labor movement. Friends of C. J Munden expect he will pursue independent Labor aims amid protests and efforts to dissuade him.
A historical trade notice shows wholesale prices and market conditions for produce and groceries. It lists apples onions oranges and various vegetables with pricing ranges and buyer seller activity, indicating a busy market morning and numerous transactions. The fragmentary OCR preserves names of commodity items and buyers, suggesting a bustling wholesale district.
Fragmented OCR records list metal market items and payments with figures such as 2776 and 206, referencing months May and other dates. It mentions tools, shipments, and a Torneo FevHtbes event but lacks coherent narrative and readable names or places.
Adelaide Friday report notes no settlement progress at Islington railway workshops. Chief Mechanical Engineer E J Shea reportedly gave an unfavorable reply and declined reinstatement for several workers. Observers cite ongoing tensions and potential job actions amid unclear future staffing.
An Adelaide case involved Jack Avetrat tundle applying to transfer a licence for the Grana Gentsl to Adelaide to a hotel on Nottle Terrace. The Licensing Court ruled there was no jurisdiction to grant due to lack of business to transfer, despite a general belief the Adelaide hotel was necessary. The court noted Parliament had passed an Act preventing the transfer while the licence’s vitality was at stake.
Aistrope faces trial after bail denial in North Unley bail hearing. James Piau Fanazay alleged purdury. Justice Sir Murray ruled on the application, with counsel for the defense presenting the case.
Engine derailed after missing a signal while rounding a curve near Keswick yards late Friday night. Driver Picwigle of Mountan fepe engine unable to stop. doorilies safeguards were engaged. repairs anticipated this afternoon as replacements for the damaged elsine are arranged.
Melbourne Friday reports the Vetorian Government hosting a reception for the Duke and Duchess of York at the Exhibition Building in late April.
Melbourne authorities approve a contract to construct three major picture galleries costing 45,850 pounds. The new galleries will be added to the existing Melbourne Picture Gallery Building and construction will commence immediately.
Edward Villiers appeared at the Adelaide Police Court on a charge of unlawfully shooting Harold Hollard at Henley Beach on January 1 with intent to murder Glen Hollard. Villiers could not recall the shooting but remembered detailing the event amid a fracas. Gertrude Irene Hollard, wife of a laborer, testified there had been prior trouble. Police described a struggle and a later threat as Villiers allegedly attacked Hollard, leading to the floor being struck and a firearm discharge.
A Moscow paper from Canton to Peking reports Russia concentrates troops on Manchurian frontier and urges action against Britain. It calls for amplifying anti British sentiment and hints at using Shanghai to push a decisive move in China.
Tomorrow at Central Methodist Mission Mr W L Palmer preaches morning and Fr F Tumberlake delivers evening sermon at Tennyson Methodist Church morning and evening services led by Mrs Petesso Me. Park Methodist Church announces sermons by J Palmray and R in Park tomorrow. A retiring collection for Local Preachers Art Fund follows, with £110 distributed last year. memorial hospital care noted.
The text notes a Congregational gathering tomorrow evening to mark a nation’s character. It mentions a foundation celebration and a musical program titled suitable byline, with a guest submission noted.
Port 1 Baptist church holds Sunday services led by the minister in charge, L Wheeler. Morning sermon uses the text Hey Sijiacab and addresses formation for children. Evening sermon presents Christ's person from contemporaries view, divine revelation, and personal experience.
Mr Hoy Arnold will speak at the morning service tomorrow and preside over the communion service. Lt Col Leennes leads the evening service with another talk. Rev A M. Kenner returns Sunday to resume duties. Choir members nervously prepare for a cantata in February.
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