Heat Devastates North America as Death Toll Rises
A fortnight of extreme heat leaves 2,200 dead across North America and Ontario, with 1,600 in the United States and 600 in Ontario. Deaths mount in cities like Detroit and the Twin Cities, while crops, livestock, and grape belts suffer massive losses in Ontario and Manitoba. Toronto reports 93 deaths in six days, with Ontario planning new equipment for undertakers.
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Saskatchewan
Drought Area Expansion Prompts Official Travel to North Dakota
Under Secretary MT Tuewel and a government team will fly to Bismarck to plan turning drought stricken wheatlands into pasture and revive population shifts. Weather officials report sporadic rains as useless, with persistent high temps. Affected families need loans to feed cattle, with total costs estimated between 15 and 20 million dollars.
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Chicago
Severe rainfall affects town crops and harvest outlook
A damaging but not heavy rain fell, with a reading at 11:45 showing ten inches of rain in the town. The shower halted field work, delaying planting and herb harvest as fears grow for crop yields despite some late favorable weather patterns.
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Girmers
Centenary luncheon features defence of amberra plan
At the Centenary luncheon Acting Attorney General Brenan defends amberra, noting federal capital income, expected fair returns on long term investment, and the planned cry as a distant objective. The address emphasizes beauty and gradual administrative growth toward Canberra Melbourne.
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Heal
Australia
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Great Wind
Derby Plans Amid International Ride Event
A cycle derby may include Pirie next week with a mix of local and international riders. Organizers aim to arrange intercity and interstate entries and select a derby for royal riders. Key figures mentioned include Gyele Deubles and a committee seeking strong entries from England and other nations.
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Uw Derby
Council inspection of streets delays and plans voiced
New council member Ur Jeanes noted gaps in the street survey with Afton and Butlerich streets cited. Ald Colley argued majeure work should focus on essential drainage and coal to form drives rather than ash or gravel. Mayor urged keeping inspections for near term winter work and early arrangements in the new year.
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Jeanes
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Jeane
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Back Lanes Fit for Inspection Stir in Pirie Shops
Dr. Johnson新 West Ward member voiced concern at a board of health meeting about rear shop areas in Pirie. He pressed Inspector Leonard for clear power to inspect and rectify filth problems, noting dangerous backyards and neglected alleys affecting public health. The discussion touched on enforcement, responsibilities, and the need for action to improve conditions behind shops and butcher operations.
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Poly Wien
Consideration by Authorities Over Port Avuli-HhsHiHL Line
Authorities review the Port Avuli-HhsHiHL Line project amid claims of delays and funding. Officials discuss safety, transfer of cargo, and timetable adjustments as work progresses and expert reviews are conducted.
New Committees for Pirie Council
Pirie Town Council formed new committees for the year with each body except Finance to have its own chairman. Alderman Davis chaired Finance alongside Coffey and Berridge, with Dr. G. Dey and D. E. Johnson. Electric Light with Fitzgerald chairing and L. H. Davis, C. Howley, J. H. Reid, and Dey. Parks and Highways with Berridge chairing and Davis, Drs Atwell, Jeanes, Johnson completing the group.
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Excelsior Band Seeks 420 Grant at Council Meeting
At the June council session the Excelsior Band requested a 420 grant to support the current year. The report outlined approval steps, the band’s needs for instruments and repairs, and anticipated outcomes for performances.
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Mery
Pirie Cycle Club Elects Officers
The Pirie Cycle Club held its annual election naming Jenoaed president and Mart as secretary. Other officers include treasurer A Brown and assistant secretary Fe Wills Symnelt, with auditors and linekeepers listed. Details mention a race day in August and familiar club members.
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Prune View
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Stinturs AM
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W. Gailiford
Brawn
Walters
Reichelt and Wiese to Ride at Gladstone Event
The meet features L Reichelt and a Wiese Auer duo with riders from Gladstone on Saturday. Junior champ Shue targets the rusted Ne event while Adel aims for a state repee title. Sydney visit and a ride against Precon Juators are teased with W Martin Jr. of Crystal Brook also set to ride at Gladstone.
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Charge Against Him Withdrawn In Australian Court
In Geelong a county court session heard the withdrawal of a charge against a man linked to a bombing incident. The defendant’s wife was killed and his home wrecked, with police noting possible future arrests as investigations continue. The case also touched on alleged false imprisonment and a separate disorderly conduct count.
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Luray
Emily
Elvin Williamlsaed
Altered Policy Stirs Roads Debate in New Roads Town
Local council faces questions over revised road policy amid subdivision plans for Scotian 125 and Aftonville. Citizens and officials debate who bears costs and responsibilities, with discussions of drainage, street widening, and future growth affecting the town budget and mayoral stance.
Road Work Plan Increases Labour Force Declared
Premier in the House of Assembly this afternoon announced that more than 3,000 men would be required for road work in the current financial year.
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Melbourne Show Entries List Confusing but Noted
The Melbourne show entries are listed in a scrambled report with names such as Meliatine Thesilas and MNEMeuse oyer Last ene. The secretary notes that Hodion S has entries already and better entries may follow, with details unsettled and unclear.
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Weather Summary From Yesterday
Yesterday's high reached 34.3 degrees. The 24 hour minimum ended at 8:30 am with a reading of 50.
Breakaway in United Australia Party splits eight members
In Melbourne on Tuesday a serious split rocked the United Australia Party as eight members broke away to form a new liberal faction. The move signals internal disputes and a leadership tug of war involving Staney Argyle.
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London metal prices rise after late-day spike
Market observers report London metal quotations edging higher yesterday after a late recovery from a slide. Prices for aluminium and tin advanced with shifts in spot and forward quotes, reflecting renewed demand and production constraints in the sector.
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Four In Danger In Car Crash Near Kellar
Four of five injured in a car rollover near Kellar last night were reported in a geriatric condition. The accident left victims including Mr Alexander Balomy, a witchmaker, and others with severe injuries. Authorities urge care as details remain hazy.
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Dey Urges Town Council to Float Loan Policy
Dr Dey presses for bold works policy by borrowing to fund public road and footpath projects. Council majority rejects loan plan eight to two, sticking with current financing, while debates about ratepayer burden and timing persist as officials discuss future work and maintenance.
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Jeanes
Community Notes From Pirie Hospital And Local Events
Mixed local notices report operations and recoveries at Pirie Hospital. Mentions include patients Jak Rides and Mrs. Mary Goe with injuries, Sister Mary Goe’s death in hospital after spine injury, and Mother Gertrude from the Convent of Mercy noted for languages and mission work. Also lists choir conductor Harold Symonds reappointment, Miss Clancy and Mr. Clancy as relatives, hospital staff movements, and upcoming visits by dignitaries and companies.
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Elwood
Ames Rheumatic Recurrence Threatens 1934 Selection
A recurrence of muscular rheumatism that struck Ames during the Milli exloket Test in 1934 threatens his chances of selection for the upcoming Friday event.
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Credit and Motors Ruin of Country
Contractor E Medlow claims days of horses were best for work in Paris station yard citing credit and mobilities ruin the country. He laments motor transport reduced jobs for saddlers coachbuilders and bootmakers while foreign vehicles drain money abroad and economies suffer.
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Meat hawking ban discussed by council
The Meat Purveyors Association urged the council to pass a bylaw prohibiting early meat hawking from carts and adopt a regulated cart system. A motion by Gr Nowley was carried unanimously, requesting action to be taken at the next meeting.
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Pensions Push in Australia Seeks Increase
Sydney reports Mr J A Lyne replying to a deputation from the Old-Age and Invalid Pension Association. He states the government would need £13,400,000 this year even at the existing 18/5 weekly rate to cover those pensions. The group pressed for a weekly increase to 21s.
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