13 Sep 1935
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1935
Page
1
The solid fences on the Me steenlechase course at Fleminston fivy alawal were demolished and are expected to be replaced within a week. V.ALC committee members inspect brush fence specimens and will choose the new style in the coming days.
A new price record for Tolkien wheat was marked in Adelaide trading with quotes at 3/8 per bushel, up from yesterday. Overseas market shifts and weakened demand capped gains, while six cargoes moved at prices from 9 9s to 28 7 9 9 per quarter amid overseas political tension. Australian supplies remain ample with large shipments reported and steady to firmer prices in the face of cautious buying.
A Melbourne area report discusses the link between alcohol and accidents with Dr. William Boates, a London surgeon, evaluating the claim and noting possible explanations. The piece cites concerns about how alcohol may affect judgment and reaction times in incidents, suggesting further study.
MELHOME Thursday report details a driver from Aire Valley Bawmills who was hospitalized after a vehicle became trapped beneath a lever. The incident occurred near the canal as bystanders waited over an hour before authorities intervened.
Members of the Wandearah Methodist Church Ladies Guild hosted a miniature show at the institute drawing a large crowd. Rev E Waldeck introduced Mrs Lance Goode to open the event. Mrs Goode praised the guilds spirit and service to church life, while Rita Eagle presented a posy to Mrs Goode. Mr Duffield proposed thanks to the exhibitors and guild workers as Mr Davis and others supported remarks.
A local event detailed numerous prize categories including table decorations featuring fern arrangements, cut flowers, and vase displays. Judges praised table centerpieces and needlework while dairy entries highlighted cream, eggs, and butter. A Reverend officiated at the prize ceremony with Mrs. Jackson and Miss Roberts among noted organizers.
London cables report unease in Britain over Geneva talks and potential sanctions. Officials fear obligations of League of Nations may be too onerous if Britain presses Egypt and Sudan interests, with debate on unilateral action and need for foreign support.
South Amcs in nw complete. Whetwood Smith and Darling have accepted the Invitations. Thunary, Mellbline, and Meeruthel swuteticy iy want Us play for Aus traley.
A Pirie Salvation Army butterfly fair attracted large attendance with stalls open in the afternoon and evening. Local volunteers coordinated decorations, refreshments, and a program featuring music, recitations, and sketches. The event ended with praise from Major Brew and a civic reception planned for the town hall later in the day.
The bout ended in a draw between Joe Dawson and an unnamed opponent after a tense four round match. Early rounds featured heavy exchange as Dawson seized control with a famous wrist lock move before the Chinese challenger showed resilience. A later decisive moment saw Dawson applying a crab hold to secure the win?
King Lud reaches port after being stranded for days in Eastern Bhoal. Riggers resume work from 8 am with multiple gangs at Ballte Wharf. Deck cargo largely unloaded as effort continues. ship due at Port Lincoln in September 2010 for wheat loading. Wikashere vessel expected in December for wheat.
An on wharf accident disrupted work as mileth worker Shirly was struck by a sling while loading cargo from the King Lisd. Malliday of 19 Manders’ jomontown sustained injuries but recovered enough to decline ambulance transport upon arrival. A local back area bustle followed the incident with emergency services alerted.
Mrs MOE Tilse aged Ai, described as Slavog willy her daughter, is admitted to Pirie Hospital with an injured wrist after an accident at home. The report notes a slip while reaching for an erache, causing the fall. Local names include Kinnear of Prince Salomon low and HL Mrs. Kinnear.
Local arrivals at Mosul Exchange Hotel include Mr G alloy Me, R 1'Dea, and Chinese American wrestler Buck Uheung among others. Mr Verming and Mrs Buck Uheung plan a Wines Weeks holiday in Pytny. W Hicks, master of the strainer Aeon, absent recovering in Blackheath, while Mrs W Coffey recovers from illness with Dr Comer to join her in the city. Mr Wik wald notes friends Mex and Madge Iola in good health as they plan a visit to South Australia. Mounted Constable Melvynmey leaves for Balak, receiving farewell gifts from colleagues at the police station.
A local fancy dress ball featured children in costumes with judges including J C Fite and C McOuen. Prizes went to performers such as Fay Murdoch and Nay Murray, with standout outfits from Kenald Gwen Stroud and Nusa Stulth. The Victorian couples Own farmer and Wells, along with Doreen Stark and Len Lane, were noted for their outfits and poses.
An intruder with the home key is suspected after £72 in notes vanished from Benatell’s residence on Wednesday night. The thief entered by an unlocked door while a six year old slept, moved a lamp and hid the money in a wallet behind the wardrobe. no other items were disturbed. The suspect is believed to be someone with intimate knowledge of the house.
In Sydney the debate over a censure motion descended into chaos as Mr Lang and Mr Stevens traded blows of rhetoric and the House adjourned amid shouting. One member, Dr Davidaan, was removed amid the disorder during the session on a censure motion sparked by allegations of preferential treatment and political myth making.
Four miners were suspended by the underground manager for failing to earn the minimum wage. About 7,300 miners at Won thagei Maw cone halted work. Management planned to discuss terms as miners prepared to return. A conference between the Minister of Transport and the Miners' Union led to a decision enacting an accord.
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