Pirie Cyclists Fund Boost for Queensland Championship
Donations totalling 912 pounds raised over the week end fund four Pirie Cyclists heading to the Queensland or Australian championships this month. Latest donors include E Edwards, J L McIntyre, Selway Lig, Lewis Ayele Works, Moyle and Co, C Rodda, Rety Burgeys, Jack mestiyele store, Re Coleman, A T Cumanins, and W J Malycha. The total hoped for state team fund reaches 420 pounds as a wide appeal continues via The Recorder.
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Fonriven
Pirie
Queensland
Ofice
Uny
Pirie Riflem en at Dean Range race results
Murray Bridge won the carnival on a count back from Latrobe Creel with Pirie scoring 988 and Tweedvale close behind. Local riflemen led by A Meschke with 101, and G Besnford, Price Booth, N Richards, R Burt, Me Norton and others scored in the late 80s to 100s as clubs including Mount Barker, Tanunda, Salisbury and Wasley displayed strong performances.
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Murray Bridge
Latrobe Creel
Pirie
Richard
Kenny
Greasy
Meadow
Stanford
Parked Utility Damaged After Car Strikes Vehicle
A parked utility loaned by MM Bra James Englei of Whntleyredroids Pirie was badly damaged when struck by a car on Blue Street at about 10:55 pm on Saturday. Mr Ingham was absent at a picture theatre at the time.
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James Englei
Whntleyredroids Pirie
Bleu Street
Ingham
Two Men Hit by Same Bullet Near Baroota Incident
In a Baroota Reservoir area shooting accident two men were struck by a single .22 rifle bullet. The bullet passed through Raymond Munn’s abdomen and lodged in Nell Lyall’s shoulder near Salomontown and Port Geot Germein. Officials report both men suffered non life threatening injuries as police investigate the accidental discharge by Richard Uriah Venables of Yorktund Pirle West at a seating party. Constables Le Chedfield and Gore assisted at Pine and Port Gemein locations.
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Baroota
Baroota Reservoir
Pho Vietins
Tuake Boy Pine Hospital
Raymond Munn
Alpha Terrace
Salomontown
Nell Lyall
Port Geot Germein
Sipulder Sound
Anon
Maidett
Richard Uriah Venables
York
Pirle
Army Restores Naguib Presidency Amid Egypt Crisis
Revolutionary Council convened at 4:44 am to discuss the revolt and said Gen. Naguib could resume the presidency while Gen. Nasser would stay Premier. A nationwide state of emergency was declared as crowds cheered Naguib portraits and heavy security surrounded Cairo.
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Fegsi
Conneil
Feds
Tater Tal
Naguib
Strong
Nasser
Revolutionary Council
Mdias
Delirioum Dovids
Cairo
Nazail
Vey
Council
Fen
League football teams visit Pirie for season opens
In Pirie the league plans to charge 4 shillings for admission at Memorial Oval and share gate takings with the visiting teams. The Pirie body will retain profits from sales and coordinate with local agents to supply sellers for the event. The schedule includes visits by three metropolitan teams to centres early in the season for league points.
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My. J
Pirie
S. Hill I
B.A. Mutual Football
Ube Vist
Port Adelaldy
Norwood
Metropolitsts
Him
Ty Memorial Oval
Snd
Hfeligi 2
Pirle Ue
Uuit
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MY. FM
Jocal Teuguy
Pirie Club Matches Highlight 8 Women’s Rink Tourney
Results from Crystal Brook show Severtvoll rink among 8 women’s bowling teams. Mrs Young’s rink defeated Skippered by Mrs Laube by four points as Gol undefeated in singles at 21 16. Section winners in Fawcett Pairs include Colma Laurie Conlin Holdorf and Brown Davies set to play Seeide.
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Severtvoll
Crystal Brook
Pirie Teunis
Gol
Holder
Mesdames Colma
Laurie
Conlin
D. Mesdames Cooke
Vanser
Mevdames Charle
Walker
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Laube
West Muitehts
Prosser
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Bens
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Vunsel
Aitchison
Brow
Tr-ipett
Saunders
Carthew
Switt
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Beri
Old Collegians Reunion Held Across South Australia
Former students of Christian and Marist Brothers Colleges gathered for the first Old Collegians reunion, with events in Port Pirie and a communion at St. Mark's Cathedral. Speakers urged Christian charity, social duty, and obedience to gospel principles while noting Pirie’s growth and regional labor needs.
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S.J. Seminens
Pirie
Poclah
Myr
Coffey
St. Mark's + Cathedral
Uryan Hallagher
Port Lirle
Bios CA
Mogg
Princ Vipal
Rostrevor College
Womulus
Sacred Heare College
Somertop
G. W. Walters
J. Ryan
Ghristigh
Marxist Brothers
Walters
Twant
Leanne
Ryder Williams
Aart
Haoe
Nini
Ile
Pirie Wins All Matches in Hale Bowling Club Series
Pirie dominates Westmmute tournament results with top margins and multiple victori es. Laura, Dunes, McElunen, Brukenridge and Sly secure wins as Pirie Blue and Red teams post strong showings across singles and shields.
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Hale Bowling Club
Westerm
Gatur
Rad Tenny
Georgetown
Pirio
Blue Tea
O'Shanel
Laura
Tin Bouch
Metallurgical Defeats Eughner in BLAS Staff Bowling Match
In BLAS staff bowling action Metallurgical posted a 63 score to defeat Eughner by a clear margin. Detals list Metalliurgical players Ntinan Faner and ub with various scores and percentages noted.
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Blas
Eughner
Nad Asepl
Auto Oper
Fragmented OCR List of Names and Roles in Unknown Context
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous personal names and partial roles such as engineering and accounting, with scattered surnames including Brakenridge Paris Whitw Bernhardt Bulcher Rich Disky Jaube and Davies Pruser Farrar Robliwn Pointon Ada Dawson Robertson, plus terms like operating and Armour. The fragment lacks coherent context, dates, or events.
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Lofles
Ball
Ralph
Sanders
Brakenridge
Paris
Whitw
Bernhardt
Bulcher
Rich
Disky
Jaube
Penny
Bray
Coombe
Weills
Davies Pruser
Farrar
Robliwn
Pointon
Ada
Dawson
Robertson
BOWLERS SHINE AS OVALS LEAD AND COLTS TOP
Cricket report notes low scoring overall with only D. Gerke reaching fifty as Memorial Quad East dismissed South for 124. Harris Sharpe led bowling on the Oval with 6/22 aiding Jack Owens to skittle easterners for 40. Colts bowled North for 106 and held stumps at 63 for one, while South’s batting showed flashes led by Penman and Wickes.
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Memorial Quad
South
Aue
Harris Sharpe
Jack Owens
Easterners
AL Globe Oval
Stumps
Ry Lan- Thuis
W. Pheologow
Fawcett
Schapel
Schawl
O Wee
Dick Brown
TR Johns
W. Alysander
R. Tanthols
Sonsanan
S. Borvas
High School star limits foes as South clinches comeback win
Mayerstuck star Lawrie and Reinecke took six wickets apiece in a six for 26 spell, powering High School to a strong win. South fought back with Bateson and Miernten supporting a stubborn chase, but South finished short as North held steady with sharp bowling and solid batting from Gerke and Wilson.
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South
We Tall
Admitted To Hospital After Poisoning Suspected
Ursens tan admitted to hospital with suspected poisoning effects. Condition notations indicate serious medical concern and ongoing observation.
House Rivalry at High School Meets In Federal Dock Mans
Large school athletic meet attracts about 609 entries with Barker leading early, Stuart students surge to overtake, and relay victories deciding final rankings. Eyre claims third as Stuart House triumphs for the third straight year. Broken Hill Smelters Club pontoons debut flood problems, judges and staff praised, Bruse-Club Shield awarded to Stuart House leaders Judy Welch and Des Blight.
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Waching
Barker
Stuart Vy
Leewas
Feaders
Stuart
Jyre
Eyre
Hindely
Stuartee
Flinders
Broken Hill
Olympic
F. Bruse
Judy Welch
Des Blight
Clu
Siuse
Amun
Myo J. Canew
Pirie deputation seeks Pirie wharf improvements
A Nelson Bay area deputation led by mayor Mr Davis pressed Minister for Marine to deepen Pirie harbor and repair wharfs to protect wheat trade. The meeting, attended by Messrs Edmonds Wilson Heaslip and others, urged action as current wharfs risked loss of shipments and economic impact on farmers and local commerce.
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Nelshaby Agricultural Bureau
Davis
Pirie
Mrr
Pirke
Pirle Representetives
Hefone
Foss
McTintosh
Effer
Messrs
Edmonds, Wilson
Heasley
Nelshuby
Annual midyear freestyle swimming meet results summary
Report of multiple events across divisions with swimmers Davis Stone Brantford Elford Relitechmidt Francis Booth Nicholls Shaw Tietz Charky Viney Stone Astle Branford Petros Verkits Clacke Mansom Schebella Davis New an iE details, times, and heat structures. Final winners per event include Elford Francis Nicholls and others, noting 25 yard and 50 yard freestyle and backstroke heats across divisions.
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Phrew Neate
Davis
M Stone
M. Brantford
Lume
W. Elford
L. Relitechmidt
Sanithy
G._ Francis
Booth
G. Robrchim
Vinder
R. Nicholls
Vanoer
P Warsons
K Shaw
N. Tietz
P. Charky
ME Stone
Astle
Branford Wa
Filer
J. Petros FE
Verkits
Clacke
Mansom
Laon
Rohesbeing CF
le Soli UK
M. Schebella
Newan Ie
L. Davis
Prairie overpowers Jamestown in triangu lar meet summary
Clare and Jamestown high schools joined Prairie for a Saturday triangu lar event. Final scores: Pirie 139 Jamestown 18 Clare 3. A nine mile bus trip detoured by an eight mile detour disrupted the start. Davis won the boys 100 yards in 10.15 and Brine won the girls 100 yards in 11.95 seconds.
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Jamestown
Clare
Stalley
Pirie
Anshaji
Howe
Norshern
Igtheta
Con Davis
H. Bring
Masia
Schebella
Draper
Mise
W. Westone
Day To Day Lighting-up Vmes Weather Forecast
Reading shows a regional weather bulletin with temperatures in Port Briss Sydney Melbourne Hobart and a trend to fine mild weather. Barometer reading yesterday 5 pa 30.100 indicates stable pressure. Forecast calls for fine and mild conditions with light to moderate southeasterly winds gradually rising. Ocean conditions: light to moderate southwest to southeast winds in the eastern quarter, becoming variable to westward and light northeast to northwest. Seas slight to moderate.
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Batur
Port Briss
Sydney
Hobart
East
Hospital Progress Report for Stan Henderson at Pirie
Personal hospital update states Mr. Stan Henderson of Bu tools is progressing favorably at Pirie Hospital. The short notice notes he remains under care with steady improvement reported by medical staff.
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Stan Henderson
Bu~ Tools
Pirie “Hospital
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