Napperby dog attack case ends with calf damage ruling
In Pirie Local Court farmer Clarence arand Plenty sued Napperby gardener Michael Vella over dogs attacking cattle and sheep. Judge Coventry found insufficient proof the dogs caused the sheep injuries, but confirmed three calves were damaged and fined Vella £2 with £210 damages plus costs. Evidence described mauling of multiple sheep and calves, witness accounts of dogs at large, and extensive searching for missing sheep.
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Napperby
Pirie
C. J. Coventry
S.M
Probl
Karmer
Michael Vella
GT. Manna
J. Warren
de Fendant
Laer
du Procare
Lef
Sue Defensant
Wilnes Frst
Tin
Amite
Hofembat
Alor
Defendant Wietther
Sayin Hatle
Beetuloy Lamfemee
Warren
Pieniy
Gaventry
Tami
Javis
Wetendant
Maere
Ily Honur
Coventry
Witnese
Ssorry
Calvery
Ess
Herbert Glurenve
Mottrey Willian
Wille
Anul
Ware
Ansyver
Bankers clash with Chifley at Melbourne hearing
In Melbourne on Wednesday, G D Healey of the Associated Banks of Victoria and Bank Commissioner member J B Chifley traded sharp remarks during Healey’s continuing evidence. They debated competition among banks, suspected minimum deposit rate understandings, and the fairness of questioning.
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Melbourne
G. D. Healey
Associated Banks of Victoria
J. B. Chifley
Bank Commission
Healty
Healey
Jone Hank
Chifley
Hanks
Red Toll Alarm Moves NSW Traffic Crackdown
New South Wales sees 82 motor car deaths in January and February, with 57 at a rate of 0.45. Magistrates suspend five drivers for one to twelve months and fines hit £5 to £15 as authorities push harsher traffic measures. Transport Minister Bruxner calls a conference to review road safety amid calls in Parliament to protect road users.
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Aydney
New South Wales
Scobie
S.M
Sus
Bruxner
Minister of Transport
Melbourne Tax Relief Plea From 39 Organisation Deputation
A large deputation backed by 39 organizations urged Prime Minister Lyons to cut taxation. They proposed a 20 percent annual sales tax reduction for five years, lower federal income tax, abolition of property land and super taxes, and scaling down duties per Ottawa accords. Lyons cited defense needs and past deficits, saying revenue loss could threaten obligations and that relief would be considered.
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Melbourne
J. A. Lyons
Ottawa
A.W. Relph
The
Chamber of Commerce
Commonwealth
Lyons
London Metal Market Update Amid Price Shifts
Lead copper zinc and tin futures show varied moves on the London Metal Exchange with spot and forward quotes climbing for copper and zinc while tin steadies. Silver and mine prices weaken on ash and forward terms, as market players digest Australian data and standard contracts.
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Elaine
Wyidnestay
London
Methodists Back Inquiry Into Voluntary Sterilisation
Sydney report of the Methodist Conference shows support for government appointment of a commission of experts to study voluntary sterilisation. Rev J A Taylor cites 80 000 mentally deficient in Australia and urges action to prevent births that would burden the state, stating many would face neglect or life of misery. The motion passed by a large majority.
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Sydney
Methodist Conference
J. A. Taylor
Australia
Three Pirie Crews to Represent Adelaide in Regatta
Three Pirie crews will represent Adelaide at the Ludiresatia in Ndetaydensarky im April. Maiden eight and lightweight four plus a Lulu slides crew are training under coaches J. Barr S. A. Campbell and 4. Norvist. A forthcoming invitation race from Queenaeambtes to near eemen's Jetty is planned with seven crews across a 3 course.
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Ndetaydensarky
Josten Foe
Amd
Aml
J. Barr
Nas
S. A. Campbell
A. DeDear
Haker
P. Andrewortia
Ve Detear
T. Wallin
J. Fine
1. McGormick
D. Ye Ote
Belesey
J. Giles
Norvist
Me. S. Marmear
Rexutty
Queenaeambtes
Eemen’s
F. M. Errington
Wallaroo Ghai
Penimwula
wenls—Wallarwe
Stralett
Tly
E. Jones
Balmoral
Ballarat
Adelaide
Pirie
Pat Johnson
Department of A
H. Ly Goode
Riehide
Hend
Dirie
Marge Gay
Simpson Street
South
Gay
Sonng
1 Modwe
Phanelothes Constabile
Haley Osmoth
Thermometer Readings Reported for 24 Hours
The Thermometer Maximum reached 85 and the Minimum for the past 24 hours ended at 8 30 am was 56.
Women Pioneers Monthly Meeting Report
A full afternoon meeting of the Women Pioneers Association was chaired by Mrs. rally president. Seventeen new members were welcomed and ten dues were received. officers Mrs. Aglat secretary and Mrs. L. M Schubert treasurer were appointed. Miss Tuetm Wurter played piano while tea was served and members listed include Mesdanies Ress Noble Coutts Ghalker Burford Wales Aches Burnner Meyers Munn Taylor Turner Warner and others.
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Numeers! Association
Rally
Amie
E. Philp Ware
M, Ghalker
A. Burford
M. Wales
Ea Aches
J. J. Burner
C. Meyers
C. Munn
Johanson
A. Haldane
Bm, Clarke
M. Edwards
Mom. Taylor
B. ‘Turner
Meyers
G. Munn
E. A. Johan
Surian
Tobinson
B. M. Cules Slarke
Hi Weynolds
FL M. Iegn Suliwit
M. Milter
Oparetars
Miss Warner
Port Germein News Instructors in the rearm to swim
In Port Germein a group of instructors and residents arranged a swimming event for children. Names such as Clutterham, Nichter, Armstrong, Hirk, Heine, Brine, Armstrong, and Hutenson appear among participants and attendees. The report also mentions plans for ships and vessels related to South Australian farming networks and local holidays with relatives at Port Germein.
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Camian
Portruin
Trt
Clutterham
Grawfurd Hichler
Eorge Sestnuur
Stan Armstrong
Frank Gihoses
Kelvin Nichter
Stan Hirk
Hus Wheachhe
Mon Brine
Vesey Heine
Pesky Mford
Olive Hotel
Barbara “Brine
Stella Aeipstrong
Itis Tee
Yue —Ble
Iwonda McMurtui
Cheissie Marvison
Shirley Hutenson
Faye
Flexibility Trial Motor Cycle Club Contest
A flexibility trial hosted by the Motor Cycle Club is planned for Sunday. Members assemble at two arlivk. the van is led by Mr L I Berrs, captain. Riders nominate gear to ride at one tent of a course, with two trips timed to find the largest time difference as the winner.
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Piite Motorcyele Plub
Helm Cockey
Rwat
Arlivk
Il. Berrs
Wier Mus
Cack
Pater
Mie
Sjord
Prussiale
Lop Spond
Tennis BT at Anthony's v Risdon Park tied match
A mixed tennis contest between St Anthony's and Risdon Park ended in a draw. Players named include Maser, Walsh, Daly, Maly, Curry, Stuaro, Felgale and others in a tightly fought tie.
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St. Anthony's
Maser
Stuaro
Felgale
Daly
Maly
Curry
Walsh
Alien Cult Shocked Berlin Writers Attack Nazi Cultural Clampdown
In Berlin, a report charged that the Nazi regime coerces literature and the arts to enforce Nordicist doctrine. Arnold Zweig, author of The Case of, warns that state control risks cultural decline and echoes fears of decadence linked to Louis XIV era. Artists uneasy about the nationalist project seek potential allies against rule.
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Berlin
Arnold Zweig
Germany
Lewis
Louis
Personal notices from Pirie and surrounding area
Local column records residents departing Pirie for holidays or returning from trips to Adelaide Moonta Ballarat and Victoria. Notes include G Lowe J G Lewis & Sons planning trips, Raggatt and Fiddaman movements, and club officials traveling. Also mentions birthdays illnesses a death and a funeral provision in Pirie West Haley Osmoth and Laverton aero drome references.
Pirie Rifle Team Wins South Australian Championship Shield
The Pirie rifle team defeated Langhorne Creek at Port Adelaide to claim the annual country championship shield with a record score. After two years of practice, Pirie improved at 300, 500, and 600 yards, breaking records set by Langhorne Creek and earning praise from rival captains for strong form and team depth.
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Langhorne Conti
Rifle Club
Pirie Rifle
Langhorne Creek Club
Port Adelaide
Langhorne Creek
Pirle
J. Lutyens
Pirie
Pics
Iron Knob
Pine Lean
Australis
Burra Club
Langhorne Creek Organisation
Strathalbya Club
Dean
Hang
Pir Cub
A. Meschke
Meschka
G. Mt. Deen Haw
Cangrorue
Nid
Curie
Sampson
Cleland Nominated for Supreme Court Bench in Adelaide
The late Mr Justice Piper guides the court as Mr Cleland, a Beaumont Adelaide native born in 1869, joins the bar after Prince Alfred College and Adelaide University. A civil law specialist with a quiet, logical style, he has long argued major cases and is seen as well suited for the bench.
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Justice Piper
Supreme Court
Cleland
John Fullerton Cleland
Beaumont
Adelaide
Burnside
Railways Income Sets New Peak Since 1930
The eight months of the 1935 financial year began July 1 show railway earnings up nearly £133,000 from the previous year. Merchandise income rose to £710,881 from £630,812 while minerals climbed to £230,014 from £197,078, marking the largest total earnings since 1930.
Unclear sale and social event noted at Laura Racecourse
Fragmentary report from Gladstone Smith and Comlpy notes a Thursday sale at Laura Racecourse involving 400 acres sold to J Slaker of Jamestown for £7. Mentions of Tubercular Soldiers Aid Society badges and a list of attending ladies and gentlemen.
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Smith & Comlpany
Glad
Tursday
Laura
J. Slaker
Jamestown
Kladstine
Kke
Imperial Awague
Swhdlers Aid Society
Suk
N. Tamsbell
U. Harstett
Dawn Partie
Toss
Misses Polewood
M. Marstett
EL Ploety
Rutling
Miss T. Creter
National Survey Of Rocks Debate At Conference
A conference of representatives from the Commonwealth and states considered a National Survey of Rocks but adjourned without decisions. The proposal to advance geological study would aid industry, but no action was taken today.
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Commonwealth
Seaman Union Names Mr J Keenan as General Secretary
A Port Adelaide Seaman Union special meeting recognized Mr J Keenan as general secretary after a plebiscite. He led the votes against ten opponents amid unity calls and lines up with prior no confidence motions from Brisbane seamen.
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Seaman’s Union
Port Adelaide
J. Keenan
Ramblers Versus Rovers Battle In Shiftwork Association
In a tense Shiftwork Association match the Ramblers challenge the Rovers for top spot as both teams seek crucial points. The Ramblers show a stronger trio led by Harrison and Smallacombe, while the Warriors trail in the standings.
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Ramblers
Rovers
Tamblers
Warriors
Javorth
Iiwnier
Ay Harrison
A. Smallacombe
Caldecott
Pointon Athe B. Oitlier
Promerbu P Ourrs
Wubbiers
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Dea
Withee
Tirad
Mehan
Wilpess
Ben Wead
Tully Revoer
Cguventry
eCommee Natuination
Ebriars
Grystel Brook
Witrabata
Wittess
Aun
MR. Chifley
Me Healey
Mr. Healey
Aunt Sally
Mr. Eeley
Healer
London Metal Market
Methodists
Pirte'e
Aremnelon
di Lahi
Torrens
Ely
Women Pioneers' Monthly Meeting
Port Germein News
Vesseia
Beeth
Dreyfus
Andy Honan
Atlee
Port Gere Iuvin
Miauibray Creek
Messin
McMurteis
Iir
Alford
Port August
Mies
Port Augusta
Anthony's v
Risdon Park
ALIEN
Harold McCormack
Pirie Esterday
Mallala
G. Lowe
Goode Road
1. Lewis
J. G Lewis & Sons
Ellen Street
Moonta
A.V. Raggatt
Victoria
W. W. Fiddaman
Ie and District Trotting Club
5. J. Hudson
South Australian Railways
Peterborough
H. T. Basford
Pirie Pioneers’ Association
Mesdanes
Akerman
J. Bishop
W. Matchford
M. A. Martin
WJ. E. Cunningham
Church Circle
Seleaboee
Pirie Motor Cycle Club
Pirie Froapieal
Austin
Institute of Public Administration
George Murray
Council of the London Institute
Dorothy Sampson
Mes
Ellendale
Sven
Duncan Yates
Fifth Str
Pine West
J. Porter
Ake
Yates
Adelande
Ron Asi
Betty
E. Cotton
Senate Road
Pirie West
Pirie Hospital
Gras
R. Cotton
Ralph Stacey
H. J. Stacey
Terrace
Yalloura
Sad Bate
Steat
Keemer
Gary
E. Cleland
Gladstone
National Survey of Rocks
MR. Keenan
Shiftwork Association
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