27 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
1
The Recorder presents weekly gardening notes by an experienced horticulturist familiar with Port Pirie conditions. Correspondence is invited from readers seeking gardening advice and guidance, with advertising columns offering seeds plants and related gardening items.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a notice related to the practice of dentistry. Names appear as Mr A EB BULT and MP IG along with locations Ellen treet Port Piite Wah Moe Bayh and Hepat Summ Letne Haid. The readable portion hints at legal or regulatory wording concerning dental practitioners and a landlord or local authority.
A fragmented note discusses a group gathering on a street near Fort Pine and a little town area. It mentions no advertisements and hints at meeting details between several unnamed people. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or names.
Disjointed OCR excerpt reflects debates on autocracy and constitutional rights across Europe. Mentions Hussis Germany Hungary and Spain as troubled regions while praising constitutional equality and universal suffrage. Observes tension between progressive aims and restrictive measures amid economic strain and labor concerns.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount wartime labor and industry topics including partnerships and profit terms. The garbled text mentions Melua, Camery, Australian steel, and various names, places, and agencies with unclear roles. The piece reads like a pasted collage of wartime labor and business references with minimal coherent events.
Fragmentary weather note mentions scattered skies and a firm outlook. Mentions unsettled conditions with feverish reports and uncertain readings. Authors reference local areas and possible winds, asking readers to monitor for more precise updates.
Australia’s government offers a prize of £10,060 for the first successful Briton to reach Australia by air. The venture involves arching routes from Delhi to London and establishing refueling points about 300 miles apart. Plans hinge on funding, aircraft like the Handley Page type, and coordinated cable communications with Britain’s officials across islands between Rangoon and Australia.
A report notes an individual connected to a prohibition campaign in Toronto and abroad. The person is expected to be absent from Australia for about fourteen weeks, with references to the United States and various regions. The fragmentary text indicates travel or restrictions affecting movements.
Nearly 10 year old Ca Johm Arthur Winging faced Police Court for using indecent language at the children's playground on a Sunday in a case tied to by laws not yet approved. Prosecutor described him as part of a gang known as the Grass hoppers, with numerous complaints about foul language and interference. The hearing covered boyish conduct at the swings and pavilion, with witnesses including a caretaker and constable Emery detailing the incident and the need to keep the playground safe for children. Winging faced potential penalties and a possible stay in a reform institution.
An efficient health officer leads inspectors enforcing strict sanitation measures to keep premises clean and protect the human system from disease. The effort focuses on preventing illness by maintaining hygiene and addressing risky practices in daily life.
A police court session addressed a case where Beem Drumt faced a 2 pound fine or further police action for drunkenness. The report notes additional detail on the accused Witan Dwyer and Nie, with emphasis on the outcome and penalties.
A partially garbled report states that camellic stem processing of wheat in New South Wales is nearly complete and will finish next week. It notes plans to start four bias for Culcalra and an expectation that the harvest will yield a larger meal output, with figures indicating industry adoption and state impact.
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