22 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 22, 1919
Page
1
The final meeting for Soasuh with the above Glnb will be held at Port Pirig Motel Monday at 4 o'clock sharp. Business includes Re Pienio and other minor matters, ToUNSON, Hon. Secretary.
J W Quandt declares he will not pay or honor any debts contracted in his name after a certain date without his written authority. The notice aims to prevent unauthorized charges or obligations attributed to him.
Entries close Thursday September 25 for Morse Stock including sheep cattle poultry and dairy at the Australian Natives Association Port Bibl e Lodge notices. Also schedule for Saturday September 3 at 11 before show, and a note on railway posters submission. Meeting times for Australian Native Association Port Bible Lodge No 20 announced with Forsyth president and Hocking secretary.
A special meeting will be held at Ue AWA Hall tonight around 7 80 sharp. The agenda includes important correspondence regarding arbitration cage to be heard in Melbourne on September 26. Members in possession of statutory safeguards requested to hand them to the Secretary without delay.
Ambiguous fragment hints at a September gathering or match involving Pirilla Womb and Mrs SG with references to Hibs, Wilken, Bark, and Holly Well, suggesting a local sports or community event with uncertain details.
An analysis denounces a revolutionary labor movement's methods and aims. It contrasts their opaque tactics with democratic processes, arguing the movement seeks to subvert existing unions and seize power by force. The piece criticizes the strategy of infiltration and coercion, urging commitment to democratic engagement.
An advertisement promotes a famous anti rheumatic liniment for rheumatism sciatica gout lumbago and joint stiffness with guaranteed cure or money back price 3 6 per bottle. It lists production and wholesale details in South Australia and advertising agents Port Pirie and Adelaide.
A garbled OCR item notes a boot repair service titled Up-w-lave Plant, located north of Adelaide. The fragment mentions Wa GAM Beyair and a vague hint of a customer or worker name. no clear date, event, or organization is discernible.
A chaotic account details clashes within and against unions such as the O.U and A.A.W.U in Australia. It outlines revolutionary socialist factions, conservative elements, and the ongoing strike dynamics in Broken Hill and New South Wales with references to the Labor movement, arbitration, and union tactics.
A town notice reports 1600 plates bearing street names received for Pirie. They will be placed in conspicuous positions. initial funding came from a vote on principal streets with a further vote needed to complete the numbering of houses.
The piece recalls the anniversary of the Zutphen battle where a dying soldier shared water with a passing comrade, a gesture praised in schoolboy lore. It frames the act as a symbol of selflessness and a lesson in bravery during Brabant years of struggle for freedom from oppressive rule.
Minutes describe an urgent session to pursue arbitration and review correspondence. Members with statutory declarations are asked by Secretary Pound to submit them without delay. The meeting is set for 7:30 at the AWA hall and may alter the FED and FA arrangements.
During a brief Adelaide visit the mayor and Gra L. A. Hopkins along with S. Geddes discussed making Port Pinto a formal fruit entry. They sought further information and raised questions with parliamentary representatives about districts briefing authorities on the matter.
Reported yesterday a bumper clash damaged trucks at Baldo wharf causing delays. Rail services are resuming with Wilmington to Glass Town trains at 6.40 am and 2.35 pm return. Kadina-Brinkworth daily services resume, while St Marks Band performed on Federal Wharf drawing public praise and plans for a final Adelaide competition concert.
The Young Men’s 1xth anniversary gathering honored returning soldiers with 110 attendees led by Rev. Gordon Howe. Awards recognized top players and long service, including the club medal to Vuts Lawrie and others for consistent play. A light banquet and musical selections followed the program.
An incident near West Terrace disrupts traffic and harms reputation as a malfunctioning vehicle crash is reported. Local drivers fear a dangerous area with calls for caution and further authorities involvement.
A bank cash transfer for 13 000 pounds to pay seamen aboard the Argyllshire led to the discovery that 4 000 pounds was missing. Detectives Wyle Nation and M McMahon pursued the case from North Terrace. Investigations focus on a small suspect group with possible future developments. The report ends with a stray unrelated verse about fear and medicine.
A London correspondent reports on poverty in East End and contrasts it with Australian wealth distribution, housing schemes, and class tensions. He notes tipping, wage systems, and middle-class comforts fueling inequities, while detailing housing tenure, education quality, and street life differences between nations.
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