Local News Roundup from Georgetown and Whitwarta
A charity concert in Georgetown Institute Hall raised funds for a building project with performances by Daun, Simr, Mrs Young and Mr V Binns. The Georgetown community also mourns Mrs Kirby, mother of Mrs Bond, with funeral details and family tributes. In sports, Wallaroo leads a club season ahead of premiership, while Whitwarta celebrates Arbor Day with a school program and trees planted, followed by tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaltowie
Ang
Institute
Mary's Ghuret Af
New Applied Blanedeu
O'Neill
MLO
Mise Daun
Simr
Young
V. Binns
Whitwarta
Hhe Whitwarts Pchiool
Misa Arthur
Balling
Cohossroom
Gladstone Ornamental Grounds Committees Meeting Notes
The minutes report that W B Wood sent funds and a lantern was paid for. The caretaker Treaylon Park is noted as having possession and income from the grounds. Resolutions include delaying Mr Tope’s notice of motion and extending use of Ewart Grounds for grazing and tents. The chairman’s notes cover caretaker salaries and pavilion arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menting
Cbtirmen
Mir
W. H Dele
W. B. Wood
Tea Acooph
Treaylon Park
Tope
Oland
Nezi
Plata
Ommas
Ewart Grouods
Fragmentary रिपोर्ट on wartime events and social issues
Fragmented OCR text references Parliament approval in Britain, a man described in vague terms, shell fire and monetary losses, and concerns for widows and orphans. Mentions Christ Gailet and a hotel planning, with unclear dates or places, suggesting a broad wartime update with social concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Gailet
Wiabay Moet
Dave
Winter near end yet soft with warnings fading
An assortment of remarks and anecdotes from a late issue notes winter waning and lingering influences. It mentions Dradgary of waesaa, Broken Hill Meat jinhope, marriages, obituaries, aphorisms, and scattered quotes reflecting common concerns and humor of the period. Entities cited include Mc Koappateia of Clare and F W Burdett.
Peace Loan Quota for South Australia Aims Higher
The South Australian quota for the Peace Loan is set with a cut of £25,000,000 required by the Federal Government. South Australia is allocated £22,500,000. The Acting Treasurer announced the plan on Wednesday, outlining interest at 6 percent nominal, with a 5 percent average via a first-year hone. Bonds issued in £10 £50 £100 £500 and £1000 denominations, with up to 80 percent bank advance and flexible repayment options. War Savings Certificates accepted toward payments, and country committees urged to mobilize volunteers to lead local Peace Loan efforts. The Central Peace Loan Committee office is in the Royal Exchange Building, above the Commonwealth Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoapehald
Broken Hill
Haig
Beeserayds
Mc Koappateia
F. W. Burdett
Ti Yar
Mount Gambier
Ameer
Bocaty
Erie
Ford
Beth Hall
Rendancs
Lealis LePeatz
Sydney
England
Wales
Australia
Joma Ott
Brethre
Alfred Catt
Meadows
Lax
Willis
Tina
Commonwealth
South Australia
Banke
Posey Loag
Nepal
Pescite
Cape Song
Central Food Loan Committee
Tarf Anticipations ly The General
Racing notes list races and entrants for a day of August events in divisions and plates. Names include Anette Sunder King Albares Comedy Maid and Lightning Handicap contenders with various horses and heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the General
BACES
Sitapeey West
Anette
Sunder
Mount Milston
Encounter King
Albares
Simon
Comedy Maid
Pailartoo
Fatal Error
New York
Kongorong
Wee Gun
Thorngate
Anton Belle
Fragmentary London Docks Tales and Family Troubles
A garbled clipping mentions London docks stretching over 26 miles and hints at domestic strife. It includes stray lines about a doctor asking about an interval and a husband replying he had nothing except what was ordered. The text reflects newspaper garble and partial quotes without clear narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Football match reports from Crystal Brook vs Gladstone and Laura vs Jamestown
The article details a hard fought football clash at Crystal Brook with Crystal Brook beating Gladstone 4 goals 13 behinds to 4 goals 1 behind, plus mentions of Laura defeating Jamestown and upcoming Gladstone versus Laura at Gladstone. It highlights key players, rough play, and official decisions, noting strong lineups and weather conditions.
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Gladatone
Oval
Crystal Brook
Jos. Kearney
Jamestown
Brackenridge
Wmpire
Brack
Leo Hed
O' Brien
McDonald
Roberts
Klopper
Leo
Thomson
K. McDonnald
Wey
Carriad
Panase
Brown, Smith
Herrin
Criddle
Gladatonegain
O'Brien
Gladstone
Kearney
Brooks
Poores
Brooke
Gals
Thomedn
Reds
O'Brien Ghosely
Harris
O'Brion
Kearnay
Peak
Ford
J. McDonald
Gladatous
Brown
Citadel
Griddle
Cottle
Gearney
Lemons
Crystal Brosk
Gladetons
Gonda
Flynn
Blues
Beck
Fewster
Lee
Humphris
Ooe
Freebairn
Wgndy
Teo Chanose
Barick
G. Kearney
Puepass
Brill
Clif
Gledatone
Cliff
O'Shaughnesey
Martin
Hans
Young
Mamphria
Berry
Keartsy
Ind Qes
M. Roberts
Bridetree
Ovidale
Abova
Laure
Jamestown Pete
Desisiona Reser
Saores
Jamentown
Bea
Lours
Tamentown
Laura
Jacomigery & Peels
Behieds
Gosse
Our Returned Herns Driver 0 and Local Notables Gather
A fragmentary notice details a Tuesday event at Town Hall with Mr John Fitzgerald and others, mentions a man connected to King and country service, and notes thanks to local officials. It references a railway diversion and community members welcoming attendees.
Unclear OCR Fragment from Auckland Notice
Fragmentary text from Auckland New Zealand dated 38/6/15 appears to mention names and terms with no clear event or coherent facts. The readable portion includes malformed phrases and potential references to entities but lacks a complete report or verifiable details for a proper summary.
Exempt Nights Schedule for 1919 Public Safety
An OCR fragment lists exempt nights for 1919 covering dates in August September and October with specific day ranges and mentions bicycles and lights. The readable portion indicates exemption from carrying lights on certain dates and moon phase notes, but details are incomplete.
Wh life's stand is teed toa nears
Unable to determine readable facts from the provided text fragment. The source appears garbled and does not present a coherent event, person, or organization to summarize.
District Council Minutes Read and Budget Notices
District council meeting notes held Saturday August 9 1919 record chairman and clerk, finance accounts and tenders, rate levy and appeals court remarks. Various department reports and road lease proposals discussed with tenders invited and approvals granted for water rights and district funds.
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Gladstone
Pyt
Cre Howphins
Lehmann
Wittes
J, Q, Bandlaod
Loos! Guv
Department Repubsidy
Deatituts Board
Officer of Health
Meetiog
Trecent
Challinger
Btoue Haangan
Meh Broadbest
Loon
Government Department
Otros
Romment
Commonwealth Gvernment
Joga
Purha
New Zealand
McCath
Willowie
Fertwimion Wee
Biaboo
Mi Ki ‘Rom M. J. Jaoene
Oetwuse Becktons
Mount Remarkable Stata
Gregory
Brom W. Blee
Wilmington
Gwrmsie Lush
Pion
J. Patel
Prigeot
Council
Renarre
Frompesca Vigilanos
Also Mentioned on This Page
Georgetown
Kirby
Mra M. Bond
Clover Bill
Ahe
Miss Kirby
Clare
Giewart
Toaseda
Serra
Bond
Wallaroo
Facke and Roomers
General Townshend Generm
Borthedh Areas Association
Saanon
Ailmatchee
Angus
Cayrtal ‘Brook
Jamessown
Baanon
Gledstonavy
Brackenridigs
1Sk
Red! Angort
Zed Sod
Couma
Optainber
Laura v
Gladstone v
Deyeral Brook
Jamestown Gladstone Gladstonn
Our
Herns
Allen
Reni
J.ong Fitegerald
Misett
P. J. Goods Oliver
John
Pirie West
Frivaie Fries
Loughlin
Bena
Ead
Sat
Solomontows
Astevion
Membary
Taco Eorpitailty. Commie
Win Geunaillr J
U Alvig
Mazor
Gander & Bons
Evoslypti
Moeccs, Bander & Bona
Manidae
Eucaloysi
Aenae
Auckland
N Z
Ees Fort Ula
Caltowis
Chaiusa
Mann
Court OF Appeal
Counail
Panne
Ionore
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