Premiership Showdown Sparks Mixed Results in B and A Grades
Astonville surpasses Crystal Brook in A grade to lead the premiership while Crystal Brook wins B grade against Astonville. Jean Park defeats High School in B grade, and High School falls to Jean Park. Best players include H Fid daman and J Johanson for Astonville, G Mennis and T Rosgat for Crystal Brook, and Jean Park’s crew with Curds and Windsor among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astonville
Crystal Brook
Jean Park
High School
Astonvila
Srysal Brook
Goalhitters
Johanson
F. Gos
H. Fiddaman
P. Gox
M. Johanson
J. Fiddanian
Grysial Brook
P_ Gaull fer
T. Rosgat
G. Mennis
Steuck
Dean Park
Hlah
Jean. Grey Hi S
Staowitl
Jeffrey
R. Milnesish
Spooner
Jesu Park
NL -Windsor
Slanwik
Mabie
Aitonville
Brown
Aiobonate
M. Miller
Umpire replies to criticism of rough play in July hockey match
The umpire defends the July 9 hockey clash between Arfinville and Jean Park Allanville, noting congestion and rough play in a tight contest. He regrets a girl leaving the nerd but says accidents happen and players often downplay them. He pledges to uphold strict standards and invites appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrives
Arfinville
Jean Park
Team Park
Allanville
Algo
Don't Feed a Cold Advice From An Outdated Source
The text advises against overfeeding during a cold and suggests gentle care. It mentions hot baths bed rest and hot drinks as helps while cautioning that overfeeding may raise temperature and hinder recovery. It promotes nourishing but moderate fluids and foods for children with colds.
Olympia Skating Carnival Delights Went Worthy
Olympia rink hosted a leap year carnival with 60 competitors in costumes. Judges praised the skating with prize awards going to Miss Brennan and Mrs. Tetnaler, amid lively events like four-in-hand Joan and wheelbarrow races, featuring many local participants and special mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Olympia
Thors
Juin
Jean Gayball
Rowan Mount Lofty
H. Hopkins
Port Pirie
Indies
Tetnaler
Dressid
A. Tregigas
Brennan
Menton
Burgess Lent
M. Speck
Genb
Awolis
Keith Lane
F. Cartar
Rolly Race
Speco
Otdson
Abell
Randla’ Rave
Bairstow
P. Backstrom
Rue
Hy Doyle
R. Tydedimore
G. Nardelli
Th. Gooly
Nardelli
W. Peleg
H. Boyle
B. Lideamore
G. Peacock
Peagcok
Hayball
Kawatake
Miss Mackiin
Clliford
Walls
Draw Fixes Mapies Thistles Clash Despite Blustery Winds
The Mapies and Thistles drew one goal apiece in a wind driven match. Fraser scored for Mapies after fine work by Brows on the left wing. Williams saved a late penalty and Kealty leveled with a powerful drive from 25 yards. Best players included Whelan Morton McNulty Williams Fraser Brown and Hocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapies-Thistles
Magpies
H. Fraser
Fraser
Whelim
Tim
Sinite
Williams
Stouree
Goores
Jatles
Thirivs
Whelan
Morton
McNulky
Atarpies
Willams
Brown
Hocking
Wong Receives Honorary Doctorate From University
The University conferred an honorary Doctorate on Miss Wong for services in beauty and distinctions. The state government and officials praised her contributions and expressed gratitude for her impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebeg
Two Men Die In Head On Collision Near Melbourne
Two young men were killed outright in a head on collision between a motorcycle and a car on Point Nepean road between Carrum and Seaford last night. Victims are Victor Mathewson, 32, laborer, and John Owen, 25, both of Carrum. The cyclist was wrecked, the car driver escaped injury.
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Melbourne
Point Nepean Road
Carrum
Seaford
Injured Child Improving After Driving Accident
The seven year old Shirley McKay remains seriously injured after a Nelshaby accident last Friday. Doctors report a fractured arm and serious wounds as she drifts toward recovery with cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiriey’ McKay
Nelshaby
Sid
Wesc
G. Tassie
Pirle
Objid Baskike Pirie
Hiscary
New South Wales Scheme Final Touches Set for 45000 Workers
Sydney reports final benches approved for the Fehet plan to employ about 45000 men over the next two days. Workers will be paid on current wage terms but for a reduced week of idle hours. The change promises better pay than the present dole system, though halving could be required for some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Crertele Wins A Grade Stroke Event At Kingston Park
In a crowded Kingston Park links meet on Saturday Crertele clinched the A grade stroke title with a 9116 15 net. G Sweeney and G Middleton tied for B grade with a net 1. Cards were low and few returned, with standout scores from W K Mallyen and H S Wastell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crierte
Kingston Park Links
Sweeney End
Middleton
A Sraders
W. K. Mallyen
Wastell Ald
AUSTRAL TALKIES LAUNCH CARTOONISH VAUDEVILLE DEBUT
Olsen and Chic Jonagon known as America's Tupplesh clowns headline a picture debut in Oh Sailor Behave at the Austra Theatre. The act features their lively slapstick on screen with a sailor plot and a lovestruck heroine. Supporting cast includes Tren, Delroy, Lofler, Beery, Sherman and others in a colorful vaudeville style showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olsen
Chic Jonagon
America
Betiavet
Austra
Idolnson
Hot Be
Olsom
Yohngan Hays
Naples
Glsen
Jobson
Inventor and history of income tax in Britain
The article traces income tax origins to two clergymen led by Henry Hecke who proposed it to Pitt, who accepted and rewarded Hecke. It faced unpopularity and was abandoned after the Napoleonic Wars with records destroyed. A precedent by Henry II is hinted at, while Peel revived income tax in 1842 to cover a deficit, though promises to remove it faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hecke
Pitt
Bristol
Henry TV
Robert Peel
Rifle Shooting Practice At Ninth Light Horse Club
Saturday’s event at the Ninth Light Horse Rifle Club featured a 300 yard practice shoot with eight shots per participant. Monaghan won the champion pin and top scores, with Simms placing second and other shooters like Swan Smale Coutts also named in the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light Horse
Allie Club
Monaghan
Drs
Chauplon
Andy
Sims
Simms
A. Swan
G. Smale
Ga ‘W. Coutts
Match Cup Play Event Spurs Narrow Finishes
Five competitors remain in the Match Cup event with recent results showing W. & Sool defeating W. S. Slater 2 and 4, Manito beating Fenicins, Tonkin beating W. Thomas 5 and 4, and A. Tonkin to face W. Thomas. Grierie has yet to play Tonka ang H, with Wastell set to meet the winner of a later match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLY
Sool
W. S. Slater
Manito
D. i
Fenicins
Tonkin
W. Thomas
A. B. Grierie
Tonka Ang H
Wastell
Woman Ablaze in Domestic Assault Sparks Hospital Rush
Mrs. Ruby Bilis, 36, was set on fire in a house by a man after an argument with Mrs. Ellis. A bottle of methylated spirits was found nearby as onlookers helped extinguish the flames and a motor car transported her to hospital. The magistrate was later summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Ruby Bilis
Meet Miss Muldoon Prince heiress surprises secretary
William Muldoon 86, dean of the New York State Athletic Commission, adopts his secretary Margaret Farrell 43 as daughter and heir. Farrell, who has worked 12 years for Muldoon, will gain a fortune rumored around £200. She notes her surprise at such reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William MuLdoon
New York State Athletic Commission
United States
Margaret Farrell
Burrell
Miss Farrell
Mildoon
Mr. Muldoon
Ors round of the associates championship today
Pirie Associates announce The Ors round of the associates championship to be played today. Last Thursday a 48 hole stroke event was held with results noted for Grades 2 and 4. Play begins at 4 45 p m next Thursday with a 3 stroke contest and final club championship round to follow. Associates asked to bring Montmontes next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laaup
Hopkins
Atord
Tassle
Mes
Dupes
Lod
Slater
Dunstan
Mtornvontes
Mary Pickford Defends Fairbanks Over Shakespearean Claim
In a party tale referenced by Miss Mary Pickford she defends Douglas Fairbanks amid a remark that he once faced boos on stage when attempting Shakespeare. Fairbanks replies there was no crowd and dismisses the notion as false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Charlie
Northern road race entry builds for weekly points race
Cyclists enter in good numbers for the upcoming ammal 62 northern road race. Wind is seen as a challenge but riders aim for fast times on the home run with hopes of a strong push. R and Doyle clocked 2.55 in a preliminary measure as the event nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nothern
Simeday
Gladstone and Pirie All Square
Gladstone and Port Pirie played to a 99 se tie in Kingston reported weekend match. Gladstone squad members received hospitality from the local club and several players recorded wins in listed bouts with opponent names including Thomson and Stott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ale Square
Gladstone
Port Pirie Af
Voter Writes Badder and Baddest on Ballot in Brisbane Booth
A strange ballot incident in a Brisbane general election saw a voter mark the ballot with Badder for the Labor candidate and Baddest for the CPN representative. The act occurred as the voter expressed dissatisfaction with all three candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Brisbane
Queensland
Mas
Labor
CPN
Cat Traverses 26 Miles Home to Pontypool Café
An elderly cat belonging to Mr. W Walden of the Cross Cafe Pontypool allegedly walked 26 miles by motorcar to return home. The creature reportedly journeyed from Whitehneeh near Ross to reach the cafe, where it later slept in a corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Walden
The
Cross Cafe
Pontypool
Whitehneeh
Ross
Local Race Results Highlight Mixed Wins and Losses
The report lists a series of match outcomes with Hillare losing to A. F. Martht by 1 and 5, J. Dowling defeating J. Moongall, and Dunn Jost noted with tod 4 Swesney among entries. The fragmentary text records several athletes and close scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillare
A. F. Martht
J. Dowling
J. Moongall
Dunn
Tod
Swesney
Rymill Captures State Amateur Golf Championship
W S Rymill defeated Ross Sawers 7 up and 6 10 in Seaton to win the State Amateur golf championship. Spectators praised his three phase superiority and crisp play as he secured the state title in South Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WS. Rymill
Ross Sawers
Seaton
South Australia
Hie
Probate list of South Australian estates reported
The Mercantile Trade Protection publication provides a weekly list of wills and probate details for South Australian estates. It records names such as Mary Ann Addison, Heinrich Beckman, Catherine Bayan, Gilbert George Clifton, Howard Dunst an, Mary Ann Hale, Joim James, Jean Kamer, and many others with associated values and locations across Adelaide and regional areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison
Mary Ann
Laura Robina
Gare
Beckman
Heinrich Friedrich
Magill
Hale
Gleasis
Wann
Henry
Tan
Fandola
James
Joim
Hindmarsh
Kamer
Jean
Guerloon
Kensington Park
Eae
McLaren
Kew
Victoria
Machin
Grou Roberts
Prospect Veic
Rowe
Thomas
Cradock
Hoyal
Alice
Dain
Trowbhidor
Uae
Glen Osmond
Joe
Chéodon
Will
Armores
Williams
Kapunda
League Football scoring recap with standout marks
Torrens tallied 44 goals 11 behinds while Starks added 14 goals 5 behinds. West reached 43 goals ining Norwood 15 goals 18 behinds. Owens kicked six goals for Glevele and Palmer two after Northy injury.
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Norwood
Hoinds
Hilenelg
Behinds
Owens
Glevele
Palmer
Northy
Orsi
Did- Ook
Goa
Ates
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Mise D. Sheil
Teximer
T. Lynch
Miss She'l
Olympia Skating
Shirley McKay
N.S.W
Ageade
A. B. Grievio
O. B. Linh
DD. Roper
M. S. Wastell
W. Laver
L.A. Dunstan
Nowards
J, Beasley
A. V. Bons
He Crerle
N, Skewes
J. Hopkins
B Grace
G. Sweeney
W.tonkin
Sutherland
A. Shang
CB. R. Jones
TA. Gant
A. J. Martin
M. Condon
J. Warren
N. Keynes, Goodfeltow
Dempster
Austral Talkies
Pew Photos
RanBaly Macbewatch
An Ah Prime Miniater
Ninth Light Horse Club
Miss Muldoon
Pirie Associates
Doyle
R. &. Doyle
Gladstone and Pirie All Square
Pirie
V. Thomson
Bensiey
Ana
Bam
Donate
W. F. Stott
Be Teytor
Ney
Garthew Tost
A. Dunstan
Peahornson Tost
Bons
W. S. Rymill
Atta
Ation
Maams
Mary
Danteli
LAN Ina
Nudottia Gay
Suattr
Torrens
STURT
Worth
Nehia West
Ining
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