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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
3
Today's schedule lists Pire Association fixtures in Salomontown with St. Mark's B Grade and Northern Areas games at Crystal Brook Geogetown and Sandery. Gladstone faces Jamestown while Norwood plays Alberton with changes noted for Zubrinieh Laura Port 5.
The Blue and Whites face a strong setback with five regular players out including Lawhe ty Hopkins Manifold Belcher and others. W Brown and W Watchinson step in to fill vacancies while prominent Shiftworkers players Walters and Munro miss the action by doctor's orders. Green and Winslow have similar strength to the Solomontown lineup, with J Lukeman sidelined by injury.
Fragmentary OCR list shows player names, roles, and emergency notes across Solomontown and St. Mark's with multiple misspellings and incomplete entries. no coherent match, date, or event clear in readable text.
At a meeting of the B trade Pool Ball Association on Wednesday Mr. B Galliford was appointed to the central umpire position for the remainder of the season.
This afternoon a match is slated for the .M.t.A of Federal football amid a list of players including R. Palmer vice-captain W. Broadstock W. Grenfell H. McGregor J. Johnson J. Smith J. Leverington Fitzgerald V. Guilds Chive A. Telford U. Anderson F. G. Fitzgerald Wallon J. Madigan G. Ward Emergencies: 4 treat AL Batty F. Wallace 3 McGregor.
The Memorial Oval match yesterday saw Solomontown beat Pirie West by four points after a hard fought final quarter. Solomontown's Seigmann and Crispin each kicked two goals, with Welirmann and Webb adding goals. West's Walker Jasper Millbank and Thompson stood out, but could not break through Ollys' defense.
Northern Areas will visit Jamestown today while Crystal Brook hosts Georgetown as James plans move.
Weights announced for Port Pirie Racing Club Winter Meeting on Wednesday June 24. Entries include Laroon Noadles with 10.5, Hrewite 9.41, Manor Prince 8.1, Mylass 8-10, Master Mirabillis 3.7, Hirosa 8.7, The Hulk 7, Yunda windra 8.1, Radiant Star .0, Faugh-a-Ballagh 7 2 4 2, and many others across events Laroon Noadles Two miles 215 yards Alhambra Stakes six furlongs Storm Handicap five furlongs Janwan Hanuigap jumping plate and other local handicaps listed.
The publican's rights for the forthcoming Winter meeting will be offered by auction. Notable teams include Gladstone with captain Reichsten and vice captains Kavanagh and Page, and Crystal Brook facing Georgetown. The event features players such as J Malet from the southeast, J McDonald and ML Packer on Crystal Brook, with a large roster of listed participants and emergencies noted.
An Australian reader reports lasting kidney relief after using Doane’s Backache Kidney Pills. A Sydney chemist advert claimed the remedy could cure kidney issues, with testimonials from Wauchope and other towns. Sold by Foster-McClellan Co at 2/9 per bottle, postage on request.
In Maritzburg a record audience watched the Prince of Wales open a Natal Royal Agricultural Society show. He showed keen interest in exhibits and asked insightful questions about Tasmanian and South African sheep. A Zulu chief poem honors the Prince praising his power and lineage.
A farming implement was invented to strip rice from the stalk while the plant remains upright, enabling the straw to be harvested separately. The device promises efficiency gains for harvesters and could impact traditional post harvest processing routines.
Local church listings describe services at Congregational, Central Methodist Mission, Presbyterian, and Port Pine Baptist churches. Mentions sermons by Rev. G J Chamberlain and Rev John H Peters, hymn selections, an Anthem, a Lantern Lecture on Formwork, and a Sunday school and social events schedule across multiple venues with times in the morning and evening, plus a youth class opening and choir pieces.
An uplifting wartime column urges readers not to view setbacks as final. It compares life to a train journey, insisting there are always more stations ahead and that staying hopeful sustains progress even amid distressing situations. The note encourages resilience and purpose beyond immediate obstacles.
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