Hubert Opperman at cycling carnival promotion
The cycling carnival features Hubert Opperman as a main attraction with exciting events including two-wheeled races and foot-and-hand displays. The program offers a host of attractions, a band, and a chance to support the Pine Relief Unemployment fund. Public attendance is encouraged for an entertaining evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tegeil Ithe
Jon Apel
Hubnet
Opperman
Taralia's
Qyomder
Mateh
Landiosp
Sera Taecs
Beck
E. Whitshearp
Brook Wate
G. Willems
Coe
Monichez
Brebision
Pimwa
She Tobie
Sreins Opperman
Actin
Snouli
Infant’s body found amid foul play suspicions
In Adelaide on Thursday a baby’s body was found at Reedway Reserve Woodville after school hours. Woodville police arrested the discovery and sent the matter to the City Watchhouse. The infant’s condition and circumstances suggest foul play. Local authorities are investigating the cause and origin of the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Os Her
Cue Reiway
Woodville
Woodville Nolice
Saint
COST OF LIVING. Food and Groceries in February
Commonwealth Statistician reports February 1929 price changes across states. All states show increases from last year with Western Australia highest at 40 percent and New South Wales at 25 percent. Tasmania 12 percent. Queensland 11 percent. The six capital cities average 41 percent, with the overall index up 80.5 percent from July 1924 to February 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Goguses
New South Walaa
Western
Australia
Oucunsland
Queensland
Vidloxis
Smi South
Anatislia
Tr Dex
Commadilies
Sarge Jnly
IPLG
Grdalost
South Wales
South Wales,° 69.6 Percent, Fallowed In the, Order Trained Oy Oppeal Wnd
Yvictoria
Tasmania
South Australia
Western Australia
Pebstuary
Wetern Australia
Joost
Queenland
Troon
Hill and Loyest
Pooweumbs
Sentral Methodist Young Men's Club Meeting Minutes
The meeting at the School Mall in Axaddin Privot heard reports on membership as well as officers including President Rev Norman Lage and Secretary Mr Taney. It was decided to split the club into two sections with a schedule for meetings from 7 to 9 and plans to align with the YMCA under board suggestions a leader and facilitator named Ari Simpann expected to guide the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Ehairmay
Ari ‘Simpann
Banked on a wild prospect in the Uaki basked
A disjointed OCR led to a speculative piece about Bankia and Iaster events. Key figures include Josh McCaber as chief engineer and references to Exortion, Woomera, Lauralmond, and other named hurdles. The text describes a racing stake, contenders, and possible outcomes with many garbled phrases and unnamed places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh McCaber
Afondaye
Bustera
Akestron
Nevere
Zevon
Woomera
Orise Park
Glentronic
Epereue
Viotaris
Epersne
Ton
Tim
Santa Melbomene
Orange Park
Hasdy
Laurelmond
Zion
Hurdies
Aden
Sheppary
Dana
Dade
Ulboy
Shura Bas
Carety
sCoskina
Vitoria Park
Pernonacre
Marca
Huh
Dale
Paroadus
Anton Prinng
Metry
Bel Antonello Vseill
Deuxtistan
Benjerod
Paul Strange
Wendaver
Raasona
Tallangatta
City council tenders case against Babcock and Wilcox
Sydney court today by majority granted a writ of prohibition to restrain Gates and Morgan detectives from further action against Babcock and Wilcox Limited. Magistrate fined £1000 and ordered repayment £10600 to the accuser. Acting Chief Justice noted money received by Silas Young Adel ing, but evidence failed to prove the firm’s involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Gates
Lzm
Morgan
Babcock and Wilcox, Limited
Secret Commissions
Patpasiy
Aecam
Chi Jace
Silas Young
Adeling
Susie
Unclear historical notice from Adelaide market page
Fragmentary OCR shows mixed terms about poultry, farming items, weights, prices, and vendor notes. It mentions Adelaide Thursday, farmers rolls, hens, licenses, and various figures, but the text is garbled with misread words and broken phrases. No coherent event or persons can be reliably extracted.
Motordrome Fatality Sparks Coroner Warning
Melbourne coroner ruled the February Morardsome motor cycle crash that killed William Belt and George Leslie Gald Smith an accident. He urged spectators be protected with mechanical barriers and exclusion from dangerous areas, saying paid warnings were insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Gndine Thar
Willliam Belt
George “Leslie Galdsmith
Last Train to Glenelg Advised for Adelaide Transit
The last Glenelg line train from South Terrace will run on Tuesday night at 11 30. Municipal Tramways Tenet will take over the five stop conversion to electric operation thereafter.
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Adelaide
Glenelg
South Terrace
Municital Tramways
Tenet
Sletrie Action
Table Tennis Association Annual Meeting Held in Pirie
The Table Tennis Association held its annual meeting at the YMG on a Tuesday evening. Chairman C. Tawhy presided, with secretary SK Baker reporting on the 1928 season showing 104 registered members and 42 labs not entered. Awards went to OLGA and Brest Ltd for cups, while leaders Lewes Arnold Young Browning filled roles as joint secretaries. Delegates invited for April 1st meeting.
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Pirie
Olga
Amuoesetul
Brest
Hime
L. Ral
Shaliman
Performa Math Poluns
Ts Geille Young
Lewes
Ani Alg Arnald
Ip Chapeman
Messis
Young
Browning Telas
SOA
Tvaenilligs
Noming Ions
AP Clube Sesirgua
Sale
Semanise
Nye
Tarraamdt
Ervids Pana Nd Nelng
Melbourne Racing Report Sparks Week's Weekend Hope
Unclear text from Saturday racing in Melbourne hints at purses and notable horses. Keywords include Thursday Rosen Tut Clyo and Bell, with references to events and standings lacking full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Rosen
BELL
Fragmentary Notice Yields Sparse Local Details
Partial OCR reading shows garbled text about a person named Mn Sseoret and a mention of holding some unit. No clear event, date, place, or organization is identifiable.
Non Furniture Sale At Colac Trades Hall
Fragmentary notice from Colac Trades Hall lists a sale of furniture and goods with unclear pricing. The readable text mentions a fine and a monetary amount, with references to a council or authority and a location in Colac. Readable names are scarce and the text is heavily garbled.
New Motor Liners to Sail Glasgow to Melbourne
Two modern passenger vessels built at a cost around £30,000 are planned for service from Glasgow to Melbourne in three weeks. The ships aim to match rival lines, with one carrier showcasing a high speed, fully equipped design and the other a more economical option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Melbourne
Ivessti
Shinpatty
Constables chase thieves at Austral Cafe street raid
A night-time raid at the Austral Cafe on Alexander Street ended with Steve Woolman, 22, arrested after fleeing with four trays of praysich. A second suspect escaped as Constable Rosey pursued him through the area.
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Phillips
Rosey
Alexqinler Street
Andronis
Runhning
Tina West Akong
Alexander Stereet
Stm
Pads. Bros
Fasterss
Ewo
Mediately
Steve Woolman
Gassed in Tunnel Near Longwall Way
Adelaide report cites a hospital morning for a worker overcome by tunnel fumes in a ventilation tunnel. Condition described as not serious, though suffering from bile fumes exposure during railway tunnel work near Long Gall way.
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Adelaide
Thes
Long Gall Way
Modernised Telephones Bring Temporary Handsets Back
Postal Department reports 100 temporary handsets issued this year as part of telephone service modernization. Forty devices were returned today, with soldiers among recipients. Work continues to implement the new flat-rate system and expand service nationwide.
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Melbourne
Gambling phase of Australian life described by Sir Alfred Davies
Welsh visitor to Melbourne Sir Alfred Davies argues that Australia spends too much time on gambling and sport. He warns that excessive emphasis on these activities harms national progress and detracts from education and public life.
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Rake
Alfred Davies
Melbourne
Allred
Welsh Department
Board of Education
University College of Wales
A. Rabe
Melbourne readers debate racing and social costs
A Melbourne paper reports 37 race meetings in a day and questions the impact on money, religion, and social welfare. Debates on the economy, divorce, wills, and banker duties touch on gambling's effects, urging focus on essential living and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Altorether Fa
Alfred Tilts
Act Shaw
Antarctic Winter Work Ends Amid Heavy Snow Removal
Describes long winter labor as crews clear barriers and haul fuel as holidays end. Eleanor Rolling, gas drums, coal, and gasoline last supplies described. snow removal vans and excavators moved material to safe, protected locations for final restoration. Weather and fatigue noted as workers renew energy for remaining tasks.
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Russell
Antarelle Apealiton
Pusey
Ae Companies
Aviation
Wien
Tip Webber
Mawson Expedition Aims Antarctic Venture Next Summer
A fragment notes Mawson plans to begin Antarctic exploration next summer. After consult with the Admiralty, the expedition will depart from South Africa aboard the heavy ship Discovery to take advantage of prevailing ice and enable adaptable staff deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Dowelas Mawson
Camualtine
South Africa
Man Slaughter Charge In Melbourne Inquest
In Melbourne today at a coroner's inquest into the death of Harold McDonald in Buckingham Street Richmond on March 14, Mes Ethel McDonald testified that her husband had been drinking and chased her. John Dawson Fisher and two others intervened. Fisher fired three shots, fatally wounding McDonald. Fisher was committed for trial on a manslaughter charge with bail set at 200.
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Melbourne
Thirwlay
Lowes
Ethel McLion
Thsrold- McDonald
Buckingham Street
Richmond
John Dawson Bisher
Bell
Seamen's Union Re-registration Refused
Federal Arbitration Court today refused the Seamen's Union of Australia re registration. The registrar found the union insufficiently organized and noted the rival association seeking registration had only about 1,233 members, far short of broader seafaring representation. The decision referenced deregistration in 1925 and commented on the need for stable leadership to encourage employer and worker cooperation in court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Rnsursaay
Tuhe Federal —Arbitration
Couet
Us Seamen's Union of Australia
Mmoniyrnalth -Steamshif
Xing
Upian
Ohio
Ate A. HG
Stewart
Ds Julsy
Adiwradoa Court
Australian ‘Seamen
Rlyst-Union
Melbourne land salesmen arrested in alleged conspiracy
Police in Melbourne report interrogations of several alleged land salesmen. Wi Brpen and I Hall were arrested on a charge of conspiring with G. Mason and ACA. Finster accused of defrauding Jarman from Calze. Additional charges include vagrancy for William Richard Doc ovatt Vivian Walter Anderson Marks Clark Stanley Wells George Grant and Albert Hipane.
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Melbourne
Wi, Brpen
I. Hall
G. Mason
ACA
Finster Tor
William Richard Docovatt
Vivian Walter’ Anderson
Marks Clark
Stanley Wells
George Grant
Abert Hiapae
Premier hears deputation on private lease case
A deputation from the Shire Council waited on Premier Sir William McPherson to present its case regarding a private lease matter. The Premier indicated he would consider whether the proposal was truly in the government’s interest and invited further submissions.
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Aveldogane
Thareday
Hodlay
Sis Ict
Gippeland Shire Coun
Willim McPherson
Saveelnz
Syadien
Weather Update Delays and Saturday Departure Forecast
The Southern Cross reports that weather conditions were favorable today and that Southey Gress could depart for Widha on Saturday. The page notes Sydneyy on Thursday and mentions the planned leave date, with a weather update guiding travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydneyy
Holiday travel notes from a blurred news snippet
A partial, unclear OCR snippet notes holiday travel and transport themes. Mentions trains, motor travel, travel times, and resorts with a sense of seasonal movement. Contains disjointed fragments referencing holidays and schedule ideas without clear names or dates.
Feverish Report From Trontier Misses Clarity
Fragmentary note from Soviet desk cites fevered reports at Trontier with garbled figures. Local readers see confusion as 25view and OOPS terms appear, while the Northern region remains unsettled awaiting clearer details.
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Trontier
Coaches Set To Face Tevowis Astogia In Easter Match
Saturday clash between the Monnay-Pirie Association and Tevowis Astogia is scheduled for four o'clock in the afternoon. Officials and players, including B. Dodd and W. Liger, prepare for a disciplined contest on the ground, aiming to showcase skill and teamwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monnay-pirie Association
Dimkel
Y. ‘Étehor
B. Dodd
W. Liger
Basson
I John
J. Sidd D
Laube
Parkers Sd Watoray
A. Richters
L. Weehlell
S. Awan
Interassociation Match at Pirie Port City Cricket
Followed by a lean Porh Pirie Cerital Cricket Assy team briefing. Mion-Will opposes eleven from Broughtsen and Veet toe Sanhad AM otaaris. Pirie team leaves from Teles forder office at 9.20 airlock Ellen-dales. Wan-OOM, Plasuips and others listed with players Barnestock Randerson Watlis Aniolson Thompson Taylor keepers and more.
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Pirie
Senrras Association
Baal ‘Avasy
Sanhad
Ellendales -v
Wwanpeanan
Wan- Oom
Plasuips Azninda
Stoppage Hits United Services London Factory Shutdown
The Austin Motor Factory, employing about 11 000 workers, halted operations in April amid strike pressure and management disputes. Leaders addressed workers as tensions grew over wage and policy issues, with several named figures in attendance at the meeting.
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United Services
London
Austin Motor Factory
Ham
Grantwood
Yeni— Bfinn
Juniare
Imalone Affair Review by United Service Leaders
Washington editorial notes a tense congressional session on naval matters. Officials cite a serious incident linked to a wristed ship, with statements about suspects and international links involving Canada and Britain. The report emphasizes ongoing investigations and safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
Washington
AL Britten
Ratile House Representatives
Naval Affais Coemlites
United
Canada
Brit
Wale Impersonator Seized Under Disturbing Court Outburst
United Service reports a London arraignment where a woman, accused of contempt of court and falsifying entries in the marriage register at Brighton, burst into tears and epileptic-like distress as she was committed for trial. Police carried her from the courtroom amid the uproar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
London
Arielt Day
Brighton
Ziniost
Biss
Motoring Fatality Near Menindie Kills Driver
A man named William Wellingths of Menindie died after a car collision three miles from Menindie yesterday afternoon. He and Edward Felt were in a light motor car en route to Wallicia when the vehicle struck a stone, rolled over, and righted itself. Wellingths suffered a crushed head while Felt was uninjured. Coroner RC Atkieson left for Menindie to conduct the inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TWTL
William Wellingths
Sheares
Ménindie
Menindie
Edward
Wallicia
Meninidie
Wellingtom
RC. Atkieson
Gty
Menindia
Port worker McKenzie critically injured after roadside find
Found by roadside on North Road four miles from Adelaide, porter Apchitield McKenzie of Queer Street Friewlville admitted with fractured skull. A motor bicycle nearby severely damaged. Unclear whether struck by another vehicle or fell from the machine. McKenzie aged 46 at Adelaide Hospital in critical condition.
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Adelaide
Apchitield McKenzie
Adelaide Hospital
Queer Street
Frewville
McKenzie
Tain North
Gawler
Shot at Bird Wounds Three in Ferntree Gully
A driver, questioned after a March 20 shooting near a tee, confessed to firing at a bird and inadvertently wounding Thomas Coffey III Miriam Cofter and Esther Patchett in Ferntree Gully. Investigations by residents and detectives followed.
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Lbourne
Thomas Coffey
Miriam Cofter
Esther Patchett
Ferntree Gully
Notor Waychiythe
Nause
Letter to the Editor on county mood and committees
A fragmentary letter questions county mood and committee timing. It critiques regular nominations, ownership, and time spent at home, suggesting some hope for better times but offers unclear details and garbled phrasing. The piece appears as an editor letter with uncertain references to local politics and social conditions.
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Antonslion S
Won- Nousea
Sterple
Bellround
Wifraimulla
Shumattan
Welter
Maxi
Neafavlioy
Babcock and Wilcox
Case
Thursias
A.W. Ganaford
Everest
Table Tennis Association
Kadina
Teany -Albee
Daltot
NON! Furniture
Omedbourne
Taurat
Syere’ Eoldthy
Gouri
Bowehit
Fwenltuca
Gill
Hall
Colac
Manunda
Westrai
Carpenter
Antarctic
NIGHT
Mawson
Cape Town
Harold McDonald
Salerno O Mintaro
Bon Anton
Kozant
Utiman -Hardicap
Euburnia
Ners
Seamen's Union
Ceol
Leone
Chencelier
Ani- Rayan
Tnd
the Southern Cross
Pectiehion Bradier
Eo Wallday
Evenii
Mobntagn Resorts
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Oremieny
Gaurt Saday
Port Pinié Association
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Feam
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Wale Impersonator
Capt. Barker
Pexntree Gully
Lovalle
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