Country exhib its wealth at Crystal Brook 62nd annual show
Crystal Brook hosts the sixtieth second annual Agricultural Society show in bright weather. More than 5,000 people visited by car, train, and foot with indoor and outdoor exhibits absorbing the afternoon. Gate receipts totaled £300, plus the society’s share of nearly 600 tickets for transport and grounds, signaling prosperity. A warm sun, dust from a southerly wind, and a strong turnout highlighted a day of prize displays, horse classes, fruit and flower showcases, and notable motor displays from local firms.
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Crystal
Agricultural Society
Sven
Pirie
W. VW
Gale
Imshidies
My. GB. Times
Eatihutret
North Western
First Country Show Draws Crowds With Food and Fun
Amid crowds and bright stands the 1335 Shir season opened with stalls selling fruit and sweets. Local farmers displayed grain samples led by Mr Stark Weston former secretary of the society who praised the large wheat exhibits and valued varieties. Attendees from Ewhindy Clare Blyth Laura Snowdown Walaklays Melrose and others toured the displays.
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Stark Weston
Wweiely
Slutv
Lie
Ewhindy
Clare
Blyth
Laura
Snowdown
Walaklays
Melrose
Renewal of Subsidy Advocated at Roseworthy College Show
A Crystal Brook luncheon featured Dr Allan R Callaghan of Roseworthy Agricultural College urging renewal of government subsidies for agricultural shows. Attendees included local officials and show organizers from Crystal Brook, Wamlra, and surrounding districts, with remarks on the value of subsidies to rural communities.
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Crystal Brook
Allan R. Callaghan
Roseworthy Agricultural College
Cpites
HolrEn McLzay
Milak T. Miskin
Dian
Priam Treasuenes
Turuey
Knappsteite
Allyreste Heart
A. Wreitfer
Tweedale
Slant
Slant, Hostsusths
I Siaullaenaby
Westley -Gerstal Brook
de Wi Vanier
Xlaivoutown
Coe. Beer
Wamdeweall
We AL Domeld
Wandeveal
S.A. Witkin
Coombe
Hl. Venning Crystal Rook Vaconlive
Romnttted
J. Bribe
Adelaide hotel hours proposal plans extension debate
The Adelaide meeting discussed extending hotel hours to between 8 p m and 10 p m with trading Boura. clerical attendees noted hotels exist to meet public needs. Two clergymen and five women observed in the gallery as Mr Whitford argued the proposal reflects a public necessity.
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Adelaide
Whitford
King Lud Still Grounded After Failed Refloating Effort
The King Lud remains aground off Pirie on Eastern Shoal after a failed attempt to lighten cargo. Reports describe the vessel as hard and fast in 24 feet 6 inches of water, with only 17 feet under the forefoot, preventing refloatation despite tug aid. Local authorities and the shipowner debated steps to avoid law-breaking liquor trade while awaiting rising tides to attempt a salvage.
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Pirie
Tusaday
Shoal
London
Alter
Wills &Tn, LY
Mr. Whitford
Liguerage Bf Cargo
Lud and Wolff
Sluntted
Belfast
Whyallahowe
Liquor Hours Debate Echoes Through Harbour Scene
A bustling crowd and a tense debate unfold as officials discuss extending hotel liquor trading hours. Mr Whiford defends current laws while opponents push for change citing public order and youth concerns. Nearby, ships, tug operations, and port activity frame a day of maritime logistics and regulatory scrutiny.
Wonderful turnout delights crowd at event finale
Mr Gale praised for steady secretariat as attendees streamed out and supporters praised the show. Rain or shine the gathering looked forward to a bigger future with a strong display including a tractor, a sedan, and a fire exhibit of Chevrolet cars drawing interest.
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Gale
Jacub
Pirie
Berk and Call
Malcolm Campbell Sets 301 337 Mile Hour Motor Record
Bonnevile Utah, Malcolm Campbell establishes a new world motor speed record at 301 337 miles per hour with a 776 816 mile per hour average after a tyre blowout ended a run inches from the mark. A second attempt with a partially trained car lowered the official speed.
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Bonneville
Bonnevile Fists
Utah
Malcolm
Thermometer readings report odd 02.9 max and 0.0 min
A historical weather note records a maximum of 2.9 degrees and a minimum of 0.0 degrees for a 26 hour period ending at 0.0 am on the date labeled 405.
Death of Mr Wilkie Auelatie director of arts gallery
Wertuesday Ar Statie Wilke longtime administrator and portrait painter died after months of illness following an appendicitis surgery. He shaped the Art Gallery from its opening, serving as secretary of the Arts Association and guiding its popularity and standards.
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Auelatie
Statie Wilke
Adsiathe
Treturanda
Wilkie
Adie
Iurcelar
Ie Aua- Arullon Art Association
Wilkle
Galiers
Lead rising spot spelter gains on Australian mint output
Market notes show lead rising as spot spelter advances amid Australian minting activity. Prices for descending and forward contracts shift with mixed pigment of metal exchange reports and speculative demand.
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Standard
Apul
Siver
Pune
Uyer
Mmpr
Ballarat Bank Robbery Case Heard in Ballarat Court
Melbourne reports a Ballarat general sessions trial where Henry Stokes and Joy Mfattian deny involvement in a conspiracy to rob the Common wreath Bank at Ballarat. Crown witnesses testified about marks on a bank window after the break in while cross examination noted Stokes’ prior convictions.
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Melbourne
Balerst
Ballarat
Henry Stokes
Joy Mfattian
Ne ‘Stokes
Stokes
Schoo
Dixie Passengers Injured Captain Says No Immediate Danger
Report from Miami details the Dixie liner incident as the captain notes no imminent danger. Several passengers and crew were injured when debris and stress aboard the vessel caused damage during the mishap at sea.
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Dixie
Miami
Disio
Etait
Canal Project Aims to Avoid Shoals and Cut Time
Washington reports a new canal plan to bypass shoals cutting voyage time between New Orleans and New York. President Roosevelt announced a preliminary budget totaling about 11 million dollars with total project costs near 490 million dollars, including pre construction fees and par value.
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Washington
Mexico
Dixie
New Orleans
New York
Projet
Roowrvell
Government plans 1937 38 budget surcharge on water
Officials report the Victoria budget debate sets a 4 percent water surcharge and 20 percent remaining general rate alongside higher living costs. Parliamentary members debate policy, with industry and public services under scrutiny. Local bequests include the Keith Congregational Church and Soldiers’ Association donations.
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Nave Hern
Bagol
Amd
Manin
Ste
Border Vaown
Proposals Open in Italy Abyssinia Dispute Talks
Geneva reports that the Italian dispute with Abyssinia remains under public discussion. British and French proposals reflect responsibility for the Wal Wal incident, with The League of Mafios to discuss the matter.
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Abyssinia
Cabos
Geneva
Wellesday
Abyssinia Arms Frontier Troops Reinforced
Addis Ababa dispatch reports about 3,000 regular troops entrained at Addy Ababa with 5,000 more to follow on September 4. Women and entire families have left Abyssinia, securing concessions after a conference. Hull announced the concession was withdrawn amid embarrassment and tension.
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Addy Ababa
Hic
Abyasinia
Tr. Hull
Waa Oom
Hama
War fever in Rome roars outside Palazzo Venezia
About 20 000 people demonstrated in front of the Palazzo Venezia shouting down with the League and Abyssinia while a speaker urged pride in Teakania during a tense public display in Rome.
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Peerom
Palazzi Venesie
Abyssinia
League
Signor Memorial
AS LABOR SEES IT League Called to Action
London reports that the Trades Union Congress general meeting channels messages to four movements urging governments to uphold covenant provisions of the League of Nations. Paris meetings also sent messages to Geneva urging league action if Italy violates the covenant.
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London
Wednessay
Trades Union Congress
Margale
Farts
Doctarine Marine British
Peenel
League of Nationa
Paris
Teeneva
League
Sauellone
Ialy
Standard Oil Concession Renounced in Settlement
A disputed contract involving Standard Oil entities and a vessel titled Macamiba led to a settlement in Washington. The crew was dismissed and negotiations concluded without affecting other ships. The case concerned ownership and development claims related to exploration ventures in Africa.
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Revonder
Washington
Hiouméed
Mull
Ment and Exploration Corporation
Lang Party Opposes War Demonstration in Sydney
In Australia Hall a Lang Party rally denounced the prospect of world war. Speakers J Lang and A Beasley urged the government to declare neutrality and recall Bruce from Geneva if needed. A motion demanded recall of the Lyons vessel and reassertion of Commonwealth control.
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Sydney
Lang Party
J. Lang
A. Beasley
Australia
Bruce
Geneve
League of Nations
Australis
Lyons
Sugar Industry Strike Ends In Majority Return To Work
Borne by a Bay vote of nineteen to, sugar mill employees and canteens workers decided to end the strike. The action came after an influenza of members supported returning to work while the strike continues in other areas.
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Cairns
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