influenza inoculation drive expands across Moy Piney region
A busy day for inoculation and inhalation stations unfolds as central authorities and local workers coordinate vaccination efforts. Officials report supply from the central board, quarantine measures, and rapid setup of clinics to protect workers and families, with plans for a patient camp and mobile units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wystassisis
Tie Olivers
Karly
Central Board
Witli
Mielush
Heultie
Uesi Slut
Rineston i
Uifteensen
Tontzer
Port Pirie
Alanine Riques
Fale
Ashigh
Yesternay
Melbourne
Park Pirie
Leitch
Uuroat
Leiteh
Ukeinhala Forum
Geitely
Suriery
Adelaide Grapples with Suspected Cases Surge
In Adelaide authorities confront a surge of suspected cases amid hospital precautions and widespread isolation. Medical officials acknowledge possible infections before symptoms appear, detailing ward measures, staff advisories, and the Central Board of Health’s consideration of further action as news spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sud
Intiered
Chihaley
Selinatiom
Civlianes
Geah Solopeak
Adelaide
Vundays
Lee Baller
Paneftier Wariani
Aml
Tle
West Havin
Tyyo
Andl Allwers
Ors
Tonk Samaldervel
Shawntown
Saunders
Central Board of Health
Hamsay Smith
Smith
W. Saunders
Snowtown
Retina
Hieara of Wealth
Tielwen
Anders Davelled
Melbourne Express Inquiry Amid Border Travel Restrictions
Reported passenger movements between Adelaide and Melbourne as quarantine and border controls tighten. Defence officials cite ministerial authorization for health authorities to coordinate transit, with medical tents planned for isolation if cases rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Adelaide
Melbourne Express
South Australia
Defence Department
Aallid
Ramsay Smith
Wis
Sls
Isis
Pra Uak
Medica Camer
Tel — Miberain
Hilary Ena
Mak Beer
Hoiblier Tisk
Mullew
Mwenphialy
Antinrnzn
Sas
Messin
Gansanatey
Islbourne
Eneley
Menkhilos
Patx
Wien
Wheat Fire Contained After Slow Rework At Solomon Town
Fire crews struggle to rework the overburden at the wheat stack in Solomon town as smoke drifts. Workers salvage burned bushels, receive higher pay, and the wheat-cleaning machine resumes operation while insurance adjusters assess the cause, blamed on a spark from the chimney. The stack contained 105,400 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Town
phoWe
Chas
G. Delatul
Anon FADELINE Reform Raises Government Forms Overhaul
Officials announce a broad simplification of forms across government departments. The change aims to reduce paperwork and speed processes for citizens and businesses, with new forms replacing outdated ones. No details on agency names or implementation dates are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hie Bascen Wen Vorsuns Nose Holdings
Arilers
Settling Peace Terms on German Colonies
London dispatch reports British and Allied officials discussing German colonies fate. Britain favors Japanese retention of certain colonies while Australia seeks claims, as U S and League of Nations self determination ideas face scrutiny. World leaders weigh future colonial mandates amid talks in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pavia
Colunis
Japan
Elaine
Great Britain
Australia
League of Nations
WM. Hughes
Freight talks frame postwar shipping tensions
Fragmented OCR text discusses freight, new routes, and international services affecting Australia, New Guinea, and other regions. Mentions United Cable Service, Austria, Poland, and Jewish refugees debates, with scattered references to governments, ports, and wartime logistics.
Strike at Government Depot Shocks City Officials
A fragmented report from The Trragiinee A describes an attempted strike at a government depot. It notes casualties including Jer Saris and hints at further action this week. Observers mention a tense political climate and unclear leadership within the protest, with references to local authorities and a possible water-related incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile Government Prailtice Deput Slaugt
Jer Saris
Ton Tie Hold
Ataliv
Ellen Whonvin
Sir Hicker
Elericks
Buller
Unclear Cable News Note From The Times Disclosure
A fragment notes that cable news on the page appeared in The Times and is transmitted to The Recorder by a special sender. It states opinions are not those of The Times unless stated otherwise. No clear date, place, or names are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weal
Tniilater Ints
Ant
Paman
Aml
W. Komertsus
Welter Tovey
Italien
Pruthier
Isi
Ryach
Adelaide Hospital
Thompson
Port Pirie
Cyelome
Ade Lawley Frente Melbourn
Ady
Laide
Ine
Ray
Cinna Laity
Auberest
New Guinea
Miriew
Seth
Bebert
Atri
Heethamehator Om
United Cable Service
Wom
Maghios
Theonsine
Wistradian
Tor Muattatie
War Aires
America
London
Thesday
Hyettaltie Exchange
Keitel
Adder Peessive
Keen
Hughes
Iayjarsally
Setuid
Jutty
Pierre
Austria
Tha Times
Tha
Times
Berlin
Throns
Sehoon
Ke Fromtier
Strikes Spread Across Britain As Workforce Walkouts Rise
Amid 40,000 Clyde shipyard workers and 60,000 nationwide, strikes and threatened walkouts disrupt factories, transport, and services. Unions push for a 40 hour week, with bakers, gravediggers, slip repairers, and dockers striking or voting to abstain as negotiations continue. Authorities fear prolonged stoppages threaten electricity and gas supplies and broader economic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Clyde
Idiinburgh
Lei
Hosyth
Labour
Glascows
Evenine
United Gable Serral Iil
Oathiak
Atic
Lanier
Fife
Bruton
Unclear historical notice on sales and costs
A garbled English notice discusses a weekly mail due date and central project planning. It references supporters,Park facilities, and a sales design intended to cover costs of past events. The fragmentary text mentions a victory and committees, with several missing or distorted names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulihers
Election results summary from parliamentary assembly races
Fragmentary OCR notes show Tuesday results from Bertin on Me currency elections to the parish Assembly. Parties listed include Democrats, Conservatives, National Liberals, Independents, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesse
Bertin
Paal Assembly
Entralists
Democrats
National Liberals
Irigh Unionists Split in New League Formation
Fragmented report from London notes a breach in the Irish Unionist Alliance and the creation of a new league with Mr Middleton as chairman. The brief item hints at tensions over Britain and Ireland policy and mentions pending arrangements for a regent and other unsettled matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuler
London
Irish Unionist Alliance
Mr. Middleton
Mantled Snow Mimics London Scene
Fragmentary OCR from The Times notes a Mantled snow scene in London with cryptic lines about a ship and a promise. Reading incomplete, the item hints at a humorous or staged display and a ship arrival, with unclear attribution to Portsingull or Phusime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
London
Local council meeting on requested rent terms
A rough summary notes a public works commission discussion about compensation and rent deductions for a storage facility. The president and commissioner discuss incentives and revenue alignment with government interests, amid heated debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ely
T. Metron
Siren
Soy Ming Wee Flavermnent
Swiltionat Inter
Also Mentioned on This Page
New South
Vse
Port Adelaide
Rimeter
Mat
Suny
New Seth Wats Beer de Maret
Jay Deen
Badge OF Safety
Randle
Newedade
Elmar
Anam Fas
Wits
Rejenter
Romestinge
Institute Meetime
Wendel
Anion
Aden Mde
Sgoylae
Pete Tae Wits
Dieedas
Uniter
Paris
Ue Gerhine
Toni F
Atti
Hoon
Coun
Jeane
Entente Teanos
Gorporstion
Lsu
Trina
Jalunt
Wilson
Putin
Lin Jowrne
Anil Shifionery
Mr Shepherd
Nomar Jeunhony
Evelyn Meera
Marian Thasp
Mis Huth Scott
Mise
Aloe L. Turner
Miss Hilde ML. Harris
Teaelers
Veainime Gaulleksi
Hite
M. Harris
Jenny Peter Iutoneh
Garrett
Siklaut
AC Saburantisn
Mins Stevens
Glen Hamam
University
Me. Noblett
Mist Huw, Kim
Ets
Ehrs
Mas Weimmann
Jiminr Jeanhers
Orang District
Nsw
Denerty
Janes Dalton
Government Depot
Brantie
Mational Asseeee
Reuleri Sei
Irigh
Houler
Bon
Wuindun
Vickie
Huly
W. F. Wells & CO
ESCM
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!