Wheat Rises as Lead Steadies Prices in Australia
Adelaide merchants pushed wheat to 3/10 2 bushels at Port Adelaide and outports, marking the highest price in six years. Overseas demand remains strong with supplementary reports of large overseas sales and higher futures, while prospects point to a potentially firmer market if rains fail and harvests improve in Australia and overseas.
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Three month year dues apmu al pirie Leaitel of Country Women’s Association
Fragmented report outlines a three month year dues period for the Country Women’s Association and notes attendance by named members, with a treasurer’s report and appointments. The text references multiple individuals and committees, including officers and observers, as part of a routine meeting summary.
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Intense North American Heat Sees Mass Death Toll
Heat waves across the United States and Canada cause an estimated 900 deaths. Officials warn temperatures will spike further midweek with varied intensity across regions. Weather services forecast ongoing high heat and risk of heat-related illnesses as cities issue precautions.
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Labor Day Sports Grant and Centenary Celebrations
The Labor Day program outlines prizes and events for a central Adelaide celebration including sports and a fancy dress procession. Funds are allocated for prizes such as 30 pounds and 15 pounds, with participants from the local youth and trade groups. The plan includes a marching procession, a school or youth society presence, and a charity component where participants pass a tray for charity.
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England Short of Bowlers Delays Australian Test Tour
Allan Fairfax warns England selectors face sixes and sevens over squad balance as a surplus of batsmen meets a severe lack of quality bowlers. He plans to return to Sydney aboard the liner Larga Bay, detailing expectations for captaincy and team leadership amid uncertain selections.
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Germany and Austria Reach Postwar Reconciliation Pact
A Sunday agreement between Germany and Austria resumes friendly relations, outlining steps toward normalization. The text references cooperation on economic and political fronts while condemning Nazi remnants and promoting peaceful ties amid postwar reconstruction.
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Pirie West Society Pigeon Race Victory Record
The Pirie West Society held a pigeon race on a Saturday with multiple entries. Winners were noted under a carved record showing speeds and distinctions though the exact names and details are partially garbled.
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Popular bowler farewelled at Pirie club
The Associated Swelters Bowling Club bid farewell to EL Thomas, a popular member known as Home, who departs Pirie for Wood Point Victoria. Senior vice president W Boekelberg led the gathering with tributes from former presidents and members praising his lifelong service to bowling and croquet clubs.
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Eleventh child born near Montreal in Callender tale
In Callender near Montreal a mother of quintuplets, Dionne, declares the newest baby will be raised at her home rather than in the hospital across the road. The birth adds a son to the quints, with the family noting poverty two years prior and suggesting professional care will continue with midwife attendance.
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Butchers strike and town events disrupt Pirie meeting
The report details a town assembly in Pirie disrupted by a butchers strike and personal taunts. It notes W. Rupshner as president of the Associated Swellers Boxing Club, and mentions Mr. W Buckemere presiding at a gathering. Port Augusta staff member Minn Mui T'slear visited Pirie, with several locals noted leaving or traveling, and ongoing recovery efforts reported in Pirie Monorial.
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Broken Hill Meat Shortage Sparks City Deliberations
A cleaved transcription notes a local shortage of fresh meat in Broken Hill. Community committees discuss supply issues and urging children's welfare, with references to labor bay operations and regional connections to Sydney and Pirie Nathway Yard.
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Woman shot in back after quarrel at hotel
Melbourne report says Mrs Florence MacKinlay a 34 year old UK Hotel Clifton Hill worker was shot in the back after a dispute with a woman she had known. Two shots were fired and a passing shepherd keeper assisted before she was admitted to hospital in serious condition.
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War psychology in Britain warns of German war prep
London Sunday report cites a German speaker at the Trades Union Congress briefing on how perceived enemy psychology influences policy. The speaker argues that while the government and people differ, German aggression and French slavery imagery shape public opinion and fear of war.
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James L Polmear Dies At 58 In Pirie
James Langdon Polmear a Pirie citizen died at Pirie Hospital on a Saturday morning aged 58 after a life of church work and public service. Born March 6 1874 at Moonta he worked in mines and later in the Smelters and other trades. He was active in church groups unions and welfare committees and is survived by his wife four children and many relatives. A large funeral turnout paid tribute to a man described as a faithful Christian and diligent community worker.
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Fall From Sulky Injures Rider Near Donnell
In a murky incident on Ramao road near Donnell, William J. Dengett fell from a sulky during a return trip from work. He sustained injuries and was taken to Port Hospital for treatment.
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