Gladstone Surges To Victory In Windy Northern Football Clash
In a wind swept Northern Areas Association match at Gladstone the home side defeated Jamestown 4 goals 14 behinds to 3 goals 7 behinds after a tight contest. Key scorers included Harris Gale McCarthy and Page while final quarter defense secured the win. Laura beat Wirrabara 15 goals 15 behinds to 2 goals 3 behinds in the day’s other result.
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Gladstone
Oval
Plas
Jamestown
McCarthy
Page
K. Gale
Ball
S&s. Harris
Mebuteorgete Wit En Sadardey
Civorgetown
Caltowie
Eastern Division delegates meet in Yongala to discuss Wheatgrowers protection
The Eastern Division held a delegates’ meeting in Yongala on July 20 with F W Lock presiding and B P Dempsey as secretary. Reports from Lasch Morgan and Clark on the Central Council Conference show strong welfare for farmers as the association broadens its scope. A new journal The SA Wheatgrower was discussed and the next meeting was set for Jamestown.
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Yongala
F. WL. Lock
PB. On
Dempsey
Messlasch
Morgan
Clark
Central Council
S.A. Wheat
Arnos
Jamestown
Health Board visits Gladstone discuss regional health control
Dr. Southwood and Mr. Stenning from the Central Board of Health met Gladstone delegates and local board officials including Mayor J W McNamee to review sanitation, infectious disease control, and funding. They urged stronger local boards, improved pan and pit sewerage, and broader use of expert guidance to curb outbreaks.
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A RK. Southwwool
Stenning
Central Board of Tmealth
Gladstone
Jamestown
E. J. Tlarbisen
W. Hunese
W. Naismith Felerk
Cimmines
Belalie Tie
Po Rerin
Th E K. Moore
Belalie
W. Odgers
Georgetown PLC
Graham
Branson Caltowiel
W. S. Bennett
Ghulstone D.C We MeNamee
Hodge
John Stewart
Southwood
Central Board
Tocal
South Australia
Central Roar
Tle
Idahos
Meniers
Borrell
Stenning Visa
Contral Board
Jobo Stewart
Budge
Cmeer of Health
Queers
Messrs
Bra Aon
Naismith
Cummings
Moore
Stegmile
Meese
WW. S. Dennets
Haese
North Western Agricultural Society to Hold Fifty-Ninth Show
The Crystal Brook Jubilee marks the fifty ninth annual North Western Agricultural Society show from Monday November 25 to September 6 with a one day event on August 21. The society, formed after early shows in the 1870s, has grown into a premier regional exhibit with extensive facilities and strong leadership, promising a standout celebration this year.
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Ineluget
Crystal Brook
Manch
North-Western Agricultural Society
Anguel
Boogoolie
Laura) Society
W. J. Venning
Thomas Smith
Hell
Messrs
Bowran
Braves
W. Kurhenmeister
C. Hunt
W. Perry
E. Saint
I. Consens
Z. McRae
Nenete
Burtfield
Wf. Wariell
Merriton
Crystal Brook Creek
Upt
Aosite
APO AW
Jamestown Meeting on August 26 Aims to Hear Warners Case
Federal and State members for the district will attend a Jamestown gathering on August 26 at 8 am to hear the Warners case at first tackling. Minister for Commerce MRL is expected to be present to hear the matter, with arrangements completed to cover resolutions and speakers. Farmers and interested locals urged to attend.
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Mer
Tanker Mrl
Commerce
Warners
Tamel
Jamestown
Gladstone Council Minutes Record Meeting and Reports
The Gladstone Corporation meeting notes include apologies from Dr. Flinn. The correspondence, surveyors report, and finance committee report were read and adopted. Paysheet approved. Payments for General 298 199 Main Road 42. Proposals to meet with The Advertiser representative on August 1. Waterworks meter shift approved. Mayor and Mr Harris to represent at Northern District Councils Aid Corporations Association meeting. Bank overdraft limit proposed to £40. AL Cockburn appointed to oversee main road work and keep federal formation clear. Overseer’s report notes gravel work for footpaths streets bank entrances and drainage improvements. March drains and water tables cleaned.
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Abi
Tay
Alayor
Ko Coe
AL Leo
A. J. Bennett
BR. Pannell
Air
Flinn
Surveyors
Finance Committee
Mannell
Jeunet
Mayer and
Advertiser
Carrier
Cr Leo
Cr. Pannell
Carter
Cr. Coe
Harris
Northern District Councils Aid Corporations Association
Cr. Lee
Bennet
Carrie
R Coe
Sevanfoad
AL Cockburn
Gladstone Agricultural Bureau Honors Life Members
The Gladstone branch held its annual social at the Gladstone Institute with a large attendance. Life Member certificates were presented to Mr. R. E. Lines and Mr. G. M. Black, with Mr. J. C. Hattr giving an address on the bureau’s value and branches in South Australia.
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Gladstone
The
Agricultural Bureau
Gladstone Institute
J. W. Prior
KE. T. Pritchard
Ts. Alvey
K. Venning
Misses Edwards
A. Harris
Miss Prior
Miss Prior (Recitations), Mesdames TI. Osman
H. Alvey
J. Hewett
W. L. Palmer
G. A. Smallacombe
R. Glenn
Norma Coe
Miss Edwards
BE. L. Orchard
R. BE. Lines
Orchard
Lines
Crystal Brook
G. M. Black
J. C. Hattr
South Australia
O. Bennett
Lie
E. L. Orchard
J. M. W. Jandel
Ef Ie ‘Areng Fxprese
Len Sargent
Gladstone Rifle Club handicap pairs shoot amid gusty wind
The Gladstone Rifle Club held a Saturday handicap pairs event at 600 yards in gusty rightward wind that required a 12 foot allowance. H T Harslett posted the top individual score of 42 91 and, with J G McMahon, won the sweepstakes amid overall low scores.
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H. T. Harslett
I. G. McMahon
H. M. Pascoe
F.C. Grubb
H. M. Wewett
R. H Coe
J. FL Dowling
W. L. Palmer
G. A. Smallacombe
Thomson
R. W
A. J. Gray
Road work updates from local town crews
Road crews report progress on cemetery road with J Forrest completing satisfactory work. Cockhum finishes gravelling on George Town road and aims to finish Federal formation when weather permits. Laura road travel routes are complete except for finishing touches.
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Cemetery
J. Forrest
George Fown
Laura Roads
Northern Areas Football Association Delegates Meet in Gladstone
A Gladstone meeting of Northern Areas Football Association delegates chaired by Mr. Do Budge set semi finals for August 20 with venues James Town Georgetown and Caltowie, finals in Gladstone. E L Chesser named central umpire. Admission 1 shilling half and sevenpence, cars free. Scrutineers for Daly and Budge medals named. Norwood Club invited to visit and play a N A F A team next season.
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Gladstone
Mr. Do. Budge
Messrs. P. M. Thompson
R. J. McDonald
Georgetown
E. T. Daly
A. Deering
Jamestown
A. Lee
A. C. Masters
L. Lehman
L. Winter
Laura
J. Sutter
M. Phillis
Wirrabara
H. Hartwig
L. Wilkinson
Caltowie
Sec
L. G. Harris
E. L. Chesser
Hilton
Messrs
Leo, Thomson and
Harris
Daly
Budge
Norwood
N.A.F.A
Installation Ceremony at Crystal Brook Freemasons
The master-elect Cyril G. Tucker of Crystal Brook Lodge No. 70 was installed at the Masonic Temple by R W Bro G E Willoughby and P G officers. Officers invested included L M Gleeson and G W H Gale. A ball followed the ceremony with 400 guests, hosted by Mrs G Tucker and Mrs D M Forgan, and music by the New Pireans Orchestra.
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Cyril G. Tucker
S.W
Crystal Brook Lodge
Masonic Temple
R.W
G. E. Willoughby
P.G
W. Bro
Nancarrow
J.W
W. W. Forgan
D. Burden
P.G.W
J. E. Hammill
J. McLay
P.M
W. J. Odgers
P.a.g-D.c
D. C
Retirement tribute for 46 years in Railways Department
A large gathering at Memorial Hall Gladstone on August 4 honored Mr. R. R. Dodman on his retirement after 46 years service in the Railways Department. Mr. Glenn chaired the event and paid tribute to his valued work, with remarks echoed by J. P. Martin A. M. Flinn and others. The evening included dance by Miss Joan Budge and C. M. Hall with MC R. Sneath, followed by supper.
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Memorial Hall
Gladston
R. R. Dodman
Railways Department
R. Glenn
Dodman
Mr. Dodman
Mesars
J. P. Martin
A. M. Flinn
W. Howell
G. Coe
RB. Pannell
R. Kavanagh
A Millard
D. O'Brien
Joan Budge
C. M. Hall
R. Sneath
M.C
Bride Margaret Winkler Weds Charles Giles at St Cuthbert's
At St Cuthbert's Church Prospect Miss Margaret E Winkler eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs W Winkler Sefton Park married Mr Charles W eldest son of Mrs W Giles Evandale Gawler The Rev A R Thrush officiated Bride given in marriage by her father wore ivory georgette with tulle train and carried camellias and sweet peas Bridesmaid Edith Winkler wore pale pink Best man Percival Giles The couple will reside at Gladstone.
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St. Cuthbert's Church
Prospect
Margaret E. Winkler
W. Winkler
Sefton Park
Charles W
W. Giles
Evandale
Gawler
A. R. Thrush
Edith Winkler
Percival Giles
Mrs. Giles
Gladstone
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Chas. Geddes & Co
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Port Pirie
Port Augusta
Port Lincoln
Tumby Bay
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Telephone
the Southern Union Insurance
Phoenix Assurance Coy, Ltd
London
Adelaide
Currie Street
W. Moffat
J. S. Stephens, Baker
Confectioner
Forgan
Forgan’s
Forgan’s Steel Cultivator
J. & BR. Forgan Limited
Crystal Brook and
National Library of Australia
Northern Areas’ Association
Georgetown and
Gladstone Level
Gale
Wake
Warris
H. Yates
Tuinery
M. Read
Williams
Janes
Cavenett
Moroney
Pascoe
R. Carver
Wilsdon
Finilkickers
Jade
B. Fhirris
Serson
Wirrahara
Wil
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Georeetown
Sladstone
Jamestown Lida Hath al Ul Caltante
Wooads
S.A. Wheatgrowers Protection Association
Health Matters
J. W. McNamee
Near Boards
Pealth
Brook Carnival
Gladstone Corporation
CC. Jenkins
Amd Banck
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Alen
Gladstone Agricultural Bureau
FR. E. Lines
Gladstone Rifle Club
Northern Areas Football Association
Freemasonry
Winkler
Giles
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