Damaged Wheat Plant Work Maintains Employment
The Wheat Board reports workers, including men and women, kept employed in cleaning and bagging plants as damaged wheat is processed. Several plants, some government owned, operate to salvage and rework inferior grain while awaiting sale. Collapses and safety concerns arise in collapsing sheds, but no serious injuries are recorded.
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Pho
We ‘Wheat Board
Ryore
Taur
Alate
Vatuatie Tron
Witeal Ayaad
Liem
Dalatle and Co
James Belt and Co. Farmars
Unlomy
Anu
Wheat Board
Port Pirie Dye Works Ad Promises Apparel Cleaning
A garbled ad from Port Pirie Dye Works touts sorting and cleaning of costumes and fabrics including tablecloths and curtains. It notes cleaned items will be ready for pickup at Langsford’s Shop on Alexander Street with orders reservable for prompt delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langsford
Atesander Street
Coxs Seeds For Spring Sowing And Chiro Circle Notices
An assortment of seeds listed for spring sowing including sorghum amber corn prairie grass millet and tomato among others. A cable news note and a disclaimer from The Record reference a special permission source. The text also mentions defense tips and a class schedule led by Balreenshieldsy at Chiro Circle with Tuesday and Thursday sessions.
Coal for dynamo engines and seamen's union talks
Melbourne reports negotiations with the Seaman's Federation over the settlement of a labour dispute. A Victorian branch meeting outlines likely terms, with government involvement and possible recall of the Victoria region, while a court case followed unrelated electric supply misconduct. The conference aims to resolve industrial tensions and resume production.
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Melbourne
Une Etpfergnes
Ur Teaders
Ua. Us
Tha
Vnion
Puswilte Vathy
Yahiobr
Witdarslood Tnt
Spectacular Varied Amusements At Institute Show
A long program featured singers Dolores and Sushi, with a diverse lineup of acts led by Harold and others. Patrons praised the lively performances and the timely cultural mix, while committee members urged ongoing public support for artistic events and a peaceful civic program aimed at national harmony.
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Winted
Harold Ecw
Elie
Tye
Dolores Burstio
Yale Mabseti Jie Anil
Gbriotisia
Syullawer
Cowan
Houta
Mack Triumph in Rough Lightweight Bout at Port Pittie
In a hard fought lightweight bout at Boo-20 stadium Mack delivered a strong victory over Foley. The match featured heavy exchanges with multiple clean blows, fierce rallies, and mounting crowd excitement as Mack pressed the attack, faded briefly, then steadied himself to secure the win despite a minor facial injury.
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Go Port Pitle
Dust Wight
Tian
Willizma
St. Maries Nuoi
Mack
Belier
Cundilzn
Sefarro
Lila
Foley
Dolly Yands Fraey
Diethy
Polals
Walshty
Mogh
Fuley
Skikiul
Foley Aleyerhy
Polaly
Wil Atuoke
Islip
Bil Moark
Rusie Roun
Ami
Fatler
Amrchs
Eva
Ohassis
Svere
Muna
Giasiveedl
Folay
Dozanits
Yoot
Wes
Ged Foley
Didlouity
Texehing
Jay
Bath
L. Foley
Sol
Man
Rolay
Golan
Foley Sweat
ITU
Egeder
Mnin
Mina
Lane Ieil
Raley
Rolex
Dechiuyier
Fragmented German peace debate shadows military split
Report from London July 93 describes a heated joint Assembly debate on German reforms and peace offers amid wartime strains. References to Hinze, socialist opposition, and a liberal reform stance frame the parliamentary clash.
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United Service
London
Josie
Mike
Lersop Hala
Mtabetlol Higupssi
Tesqhearr
Spain
Holland
Indus Union
Bulgaria
Kore
Clvil Gayuromant
Tiger Clemenceau Roars In Fierce Deputies Speech
London dispatch notes fierce attack by critics on French food and economic policy. Tiger Clemenceau faced interruptions and defended government measures amid calls for reform, linking opposition to revolution fears and urging unity to pass the Continent’s taxing policy. The debate reflected tensions between ministers and leftist opposition.
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London
Jae of Deputies
Wwen
Fung
Harise
Clemencene
Wien
Wilor
Dueck
Bia Spek
Suverif
Itty
M. Briand
Ut Wataucou
M Hanes
Shampion
Sonstaal
Slemencean
Igo Tate
No Irish Policy Delays Regime Sees Parliament Action
London daily reports disappointment with Teferences la Irish affair as Lloyd George stalls in Commons. The government seems to be marking time at the summer recess with no decisive action on the crisis in Ireland amid new questions over policy construction and political stance.
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Ais Millen
Millen
Mp-Le- Gornu
Bis Organisation
Gavin Wal-Was
London
Lomuea
Cloyd-George
Ireland
H Huse of
Commons
Lloyd-George
House of Commons
Fravures Benefit to Soldiers Memorial Fund Event
A historical notice promotes a benefit event for a soldiers memorial fund featuring an excellent program and a Ladies Committee. Ernest Garrett, secretary, invites help from the Ladies’ Committees and others to arrange refreshments and attendance at the Playsground Pavilion opening day, with an anniversary pay and requests contributions.
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P.coom
Ernest G
Garrett
Secretar
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