Port Pirie Institute meeting and family notices
The Port Pirie Institute annual meeting saw W J Butler preside as retiring president with J Firmin Jenkinson elected president and officers named including Gardiner Osborne Devies and Walter. The institute reported a profit of 490 for the year and a credit of 104 16/11, noting 450 subscribers, library growth, and 1161 0/ had been spent on a new billiard table. Private R Ferrell killed in action and Private Winter wounded and hospitalized were reported. Dr Leitch returning to Adelaide was noted.
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Port Pirie
Port Pirie Institute
L A. Shell
W. J. Bowped
BR. Wepluongo
E Wats
Scasarinis
Bhepley
Franke
Mollish
Mart
Fred Joe Bergront
Eptals
Panton
Honsshold Farneffents
P Sivercinves
Conan Te Ag
Andrey Coase
Adelaide
Wiles
Brook
Sweden
R. Ferrell
J. T
Secaseions
Ciab
WOUR
J. Winter
Rae Therae
Sow
Birmingham Ter
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Leitch
Ade
Australasian Smelters Union Forms in Port Pirie
Port Pirie July 29 The Port Pirie Branch of the AM A secedes from Broken Hill AMA and votes to form a new union called the Australasian Smelters' Association. The move, long discussed, signals major developments for local labour, with details to follow and the name choice highlighting a distinct identity separate from Broken Hill.
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Port Pirie
Broken Hill
Bar- Mer
Enionista
Brokes Hill
A.M
Australesian Smelters’ Association
Army Mail of Health Boosters for Front Line Men
A World War era appeal urges sending Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills to service members at the front. The ad argues health is vital for soldiers, notes 10,000 bottles offered and accepted by military authorities, and highlights the pill bottle’s weather resistance and portability. It urges including a bottle in parcels to friends at the front.
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Dr. Moree
Morze
Dr. Morse
Port Pirie Gun Club Ote Competition Trophy Contested
The Port Pirie Gun Club held their ote competition for club trophies on Wednesday afternoon. J Gillen and A E Moyle divided the first prize with five kills. Moyle won the second with four kills. B R Job had five kills for the third. Moyle and Job shared the last with fourteen kills total.
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Port Pirie Gun Club
J. Gillen
A. E. Moyle
A. E.moyle
RE. Job
Moyle
Job
Beoren
E.job
Mr Barwell’s Forthright House Debate
In Parliament Mr Barwell’s decisive address drew sharp contrast with opposition tactics. The superior forcefulness and droll directness of the Stanley member challenged Mr Peake and exposed the government’s stance on water, appointments, and expenditure. Coarse partisanship clashed with Barwell’s poised dignity.
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H. N. Barewell
M.P
House of Assembly
Peake No
Marwell
Stanley
Barwell
Verran
Glenelg
Sincera Socialiste
Mr. Coombe
Is Your Dog Registered Port Pirie Council Report
Port Pirie July 29 council meeting Town Clerk E E Garrett reported that up to that date only 483 dogs had been registered far short of expectations. Dr Forgan noted there are more than that in our street alone. Dr Warren urged no special motion is needed as any dog without a collar can be collared and proceedings begun against the owner.
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Port Pirie
E. E. Garrett
Forgan
Warren
Soldiers Returning From War Reach Melbourne Aug First
The military reports additional Australian soldiers are being returned home. Transport expected in Melbourne during the first week of August. The list names numerous officers and privates from various battalions and units, including Lieut. Reid, Capt. James, Sgt. Patterson, Ptes. Forrest, Kirk, Carlesono, Kirby, Hodson, Barnes, Joffe, Gerrard, Irvine, Malone, Ward, Hayward, Hayes, Hunt, Anderson, and many others.
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Australia
Melbourne
South Australia
R. ¥. Reid
L.H
L. B. Clarke
Penny
W. A. James
A.G.H
W. ¥. Patterson
L.H. Art
J. B. Keane
H. 8. Forrest
H. D. Kirk
C. H. Carlesono
L.B
F. W. Gifford
J. J. Kirby
G. Hodson
J. McCobbin
L.M
H. Rowell
L.H. Eres
J. McDonnell
L.H. Rain
H. C. Kither
J. J. Carney
Bmdr
C. H. Care
Bbg
F.A
J. Heraman
Pioneers
J. H. Sedinary
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J. L. Barnes
J. KE. McVicar
C. L. Pointon
Reis
B. J. Sparkes
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C. G. Vosges
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Irvine
Sth
J. Malone
F. B
Goodfellow
D. Or Tomlinson
J. F. Ford
A. Crooke
Sthmanko
H. W. Huxtable
T. Blain
J. Hayes
W. EB
Hunt
L. Anderson
G. P. Hayball
W. FF. Freeman
G. B. Argoon
Emi
C. M. Alexander
A.G.C
H. E. Vincent
Qorpa
Park
FP. Head
A. Stat
SPLENDID REMEDY FOR CHILDRENS COUGHS
Mothers across Australia prepare a home cough remedy by mixing Two Shillings' worth of HEAN'S ESSENCE with water and sweetening to make one pint. It claims to treat coughs croup influenza bronchitis and sore throats without paregoric laudanum or opium drugs and costs far less than ready-made mixtures.
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