05 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
1
A vast, opinionated report on Pirie football atmosphere and fans at recent matches. Beside game details, it recalls barracking, player behavior, and the shift toward stricter rules to curb rough play amid growing crowd passion.
Disjointed recital recalls a tense incident in Brisbane where authorities warned of violence during a confrontation. A superintendent reported a caput threat and a patrol near the countryside, with callers expressing fear as wires interrupted by a telephonic contact.
A huge crowd in Mascat greeted a notable aviation event as planes arrived and the crowd cheered. Distinguished guests and performers circulated, with songs and speeches marking the moment as a celebratory aviation display drew thousands.
In Adelaide on Wednesday, a shortage of water affected reservoir supplies. The narrative notes limited water in reservoirs for 12 weeks and lists results from local matches, including Solomontown, Proprietary, and St. Mark's, with scattered scores and team names.
Report notes a marked movement as Shiftworkers display superior play at opening, producing strong forward combinations aided by Welsh Finn Thompsons Whelan and Wilson. Evans leads the losers with two goals, while Brown Paother and Murdoch defend in a hard fought match. premiership table lists Warriors and Rovers among top teams.
A garbled 1920s style report highlights Fairy Speed and by Fairy Speed as a rising star in trotting events. Teams and rivals include Fichmand and Shapitionn with distances noted around miles terms. Presale and exhibit listings hint at event scheduling and attendance near Algona and Benign We areas.
Fragmented OCR text outlines an event involving Miss Amir Johnson and a decision in the House of Assembly about private control of rangeryenis, with references to a reception and government party involvement. The details are garbled, but the core items point to arrangements and political control issues.
In London on a Tuesday a letter to Mr Aimsay MeeDianah from the Women's Freedom League laments the inadequate and unpatriotic recognition of meritorious service by women. It notes that the British Empire honors fail to include women through orders such as baronets or knighthoods, arguing current regulations do not provide for female titles or an order of merit. The letter urges a reform to acknowledge women's vital contributions.
Fragmentary account describes a large Adelati family with many sons and daughters, noting several married pairs and many employed individuals. The text mentions a bushman partner, a Maine reference, and a parliamentary reference to Kangaroo Town, with emphasis on a happy, strong household despite uncertain details.
A damaged OCR sports snippet shows scattered names and phrases about a game or event. The text includes partial player names, possible teams, and misread lines, with no clear final score or coherent sequence to summarize a single event.
Fragmented OCR describes a Mannum meeting with mentions of a handicap event, a union or club in a Wednesday gathering, and garbled results. Names, places, and scores are unclear, with references to Welter Handicap and a possible win by Prine Notion amid many transcription errors.
A garbled OCR page lists race names and handicaps including PIAL HANDICAP SWEET BEHHY and FOREST WAXDCAY with starters and weights. It mentions ANNOUNCER, KING, WELTES, ZAG ALK, and ST. ANDLNEW among entries, reflecting a damaged historical race card with scattered figures and placements.
Fragmented report from Newcastle on a Wednesday mentions ongoing mining operations, a stalled gallery, and uncertain progress. Details are garbled yet indicate volunteers and a Fayette Mines Lodpy group involved with a plan called 14 Ways, reflecting uncertain activity and local engagement.
Levy cancellation sparks protest as business leaders claim savings will aid workers. The strike action in New South Wales follows the discontinuation of the 22 percent levy on workers' members, with officials reporting €5000 in ill-defined gains and ongoing disputes over enforcement and collection.
In a court session at the Abi tration Court the Graziers Association applied for an order. The hearing addressed wage and removal issues and referenced the Agricultural Council and other parties. The judge ordered the case continued to a later date for further action.
Fragmented text indicates a political clash involving the Nationalists and a vacant Star seat. Mentions a pact with Satlanslists and a broader contest, with unclear details about stations or factions. Readable pieces suggest parliamentary or electoral maneuvering contributing to a tense political landscape.
Fragmentary report details a violent spree in Austin with gunfire and injuries. Names and specifics are garbled but mention of firearms, two bandits, and a police response suggest a chaotic incident requiring investigation. Local officials urged caution as more details emerge.
Fragmented sports notice recounts Vigtoran Spring Raging and Melbourne Cup context. Mentions Caulfield Cup form, numbers like 3.359 and 4,569, and assorted betting references amid garbled OCR. Names such as Eugene appear in broken text with vague Stakes and entros.
A clipped excerpt from Roseworthy College mentions An outline of the Adealata Syndnestog Yap Hove of Asenitiy tir, a Bemnileseney unit, and a reference to MenaPs Rely SM with Perkins as Director of Agriculture. The legible portion notes a Herivios Commissionatnir and related duties.
The Dominion office splits into two departments Dominions and Colonies after the Bouin government’s 1923 November rise. Discussions circle around reappointing ministers to the Treasury and Ports roles while Parliament debates Privy and Colonial Secretary positions amid tense imperial relations.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a local project with named figures and appeals to citizens. The garbled text references Beale Antiy and Glens Dysien, with hints of team involvement and public interest, but voter or action details are unreadable.
The fragment outlines metal prices in Llansaedy and nearby markets with forward and spot quotes for various metals. It lists bids and offers such as 69 1 for some shipments and 64 107 for others, along with Standard forward rates and cash terms. The text mentions shipment timing and next market updates but contains many garbled entries.
Fragmented text reports unrest and military actions with mentions of General Wochied, Ghana Fen Kuel, and naval observations near South Gl, including reference to Admiral Macleat and control efforts. The garbled OCR yields unclear dates and places but suggests a wartime or defense context with punitive or strategic moves and territorial concerns.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a tense incident near London on a Tuesday. The text mentions a forgiving victim and a person named Beninett but is largely garbled, preventing clear identification of people, places, or events.
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