Gladstone District Council closes year with credit balance
The annual meeting at Memorial Hill was chaired by Mr J P O Neill. The council reported a £272 credit balance, praised Mr J C Thomson as new District Clerk, and lauded staff including Drs Pag Black Potter and Mr W H Cockburn. War service and local press support noted. road works, flood repairs, and park developments detailed amid labour shortages.
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Gladstone
Memorial Hill
J.P. O'Neill
J. C Thonson
C. Budge
G. Harris
Connell
Budge
Cleek
W. Hancock
Aiebt
J. C. Thomson
Amell
Ms Choice
Pag Black
Potter
Deebl Hillam
Lines
Cockburn
Highways Department
O'Neill
J.C. Thomson
W. H. Cockhorn
Messrs. Hawke and
Jarrett
Cohen
C.H. Lines
Jor J. F O'Neill
Board of Health
Gap
Caltowle
Clover Hill
Hulphria Crossing
Boundary
Coe
Parwlanda
Owine
C. Hinge
W. H. Cockburn
Georgetown District Council Meeting Minutes August
Georgetown district council met on Monday August 17 with present Cré J A Lyons M Ichairh B White H C Williams T Brown E Smart A G Thomas 1A B Titbrook A G Fuller and clerk Mr F T Acatt. Minutes read and confirmed and reports include lighting restored at Gulpare and road works near Narvily Section 295. Several officials appointed as assessors and delegates to northern councils association debated war measures verification and water works. Auditors balance sheet presented, highways reviews requested, smallpox immunizations planned for August, flax mill established near Laura Glavestone, and a war damage advisory panel formed with district council chair as head.
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Georgetown
Cré
J. A. Lyons
M.ichairh
B. White
H.C. Wiliams
T Brown
E. Smart
A. G. Thomas
Titbrook
A. G. Fuller
Nistriel
F.T. Acatt
Dr. Thomas
Gulpare
Williams
Bownilary Road
Narvily
Glatstone Amu Saas
Founcus
A. i Thomas
H.A. Willimis
T. Browne
A.B. Tibrook
A. G. Miller
Warllen
Norther District
Catmvils Association
Annhal
Dr. Smart
Dr. White
Northern Councils Association
Thomas
Guinare Oval
Puller
Smart
J. Hatch
Huddleston
Dr. Browne
Souris
J. Smith
Narridy
Narridy Redhill
Dr. Williams
Mr. Davis
Yucka
Moorundie Creek
Guinare
Er. Thomas
Cr. Tilbrook
Cr. Williams
Cr. Lyons
The
G. Assoc
Adelaide
J.C. Thomson
Glavstone
Laura Andlailstone
Council
C. Bulge
Mithouriv
Thuleie
The Egg Pool Faces Early Growing Pains and Reforms
The article discusses growing pains in the egg pool system and the need for control and equilibration to balance producer and consumer interests. It notes dislocations in handling, storekeeper resistance, and the risk of disrupted supply, while urging fair dealing and rapid adjustments to stabilize operations and prevent harm to small producers.
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Jamestown
Tor
Eye Board
Death of Mrs Hannah Parham A Grand Old Colonist
Mrs Hannah Parham dies at Gladstone aged 72. Born in North Adelaide March 1800 she was a devoted Red Cross and Salvation Army worker and a lifelong Methodist. Survived by six children twenty one grandchildren and nineteen great grandchildren. Funeral at Gladstone Cemetery with Rev R W Grant officiating.
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E. A. Gale
Gladstone
Waunah Parham
North Adelaide
Hens Marek
Kapanda
Cew
Eiher
Baward Parham
Lower? Light
Parham
Kapuinda
Broken Hill
Glaystone
Beiny
Bang
Red Cross
Auelgide Ciluven
R. W. Grant
Great Northern Cup Run in the Open
The Jamestown Club held its first meeting in the open with a bright turnout and lively racing. Blue War won the cup, owned by Wally Maynard of Clare, with Sadie’s Son second, while prizes were presented by Mr. T. Napper and remarks praised the efforts of the Canowie Belt Ladies Committee and local supporters.
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Jamestown
Amfarrly
Blue War
Lesshman
Wally Maynard
Clare
Sadie
Lester Swearse
Hornsiale
Viv
Ronald Lancheon
Talph Napper
PECP
T. J. Kelly
Gwinning
Caltowie
Gyul Hamer
Napyer
Mer
Nogaian Jones
Igo
Sam Jelly
Behsly
A. D. Bray
Norman Both
Flying Bosan
Peter O'More
Peter O'More, Lady Larry
Molly
Dream
Banncu
Clare Sheen
Sam
Colleen
Larry
Mystery
Speedy Mae
Alme
Flying Boson
Ihy Larry
Blue Yar
Black Prim
Our
Flying Bosun
Belalie Becomes Research Focus in Soil and Economic Survey
Belalie is highlighted as a research area in a Spotlight on soil and economic surveys. Professors Isles and Tamsay returned to Adelaide after nine days at Jamestown studying landholder economics in the Hundred of Belalie. They expect to resume the survey in October, aiming for a comprehensive Australian study guiding land tenure and utilization policy.
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Isles
A. M. Tamsay
Adelaide
Jymestown
Belalie
Australia
Victoria
Council For Scientific and Industrial Research
South Australia
Commonwealth
Gladstone and Pirie Students Share Schoolway Sports Day
Gladstone High School pupils guided by head teacher Mr B E C Parsons visit Port Pirie for basketball and football with Pirie High School. Pirie won football 11 goals 14 behinds. Gladstone scored 82 goals and 34 goals in different games. top players named from both sides include Cochran Mur Avvk Bischof Harris Dawes Abel Puller Stewart Burgess Flinn and Evelyn Tilbrook Thelma Bath Persephone Paskalls Bea triee Reynolds Wana Gray Trixie Karhy.
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Gladstone High School
BE. C. Parsons
Stat
Port Pirie
Pirie High School
Ubviatene Gots Leth
Kesha
Dawes
Gladstone
Abel
Puller
Stewart
Burgess Flinn
Arenthi
Giago—Gladstone
Phil
Hest
Isebelle Tomson
Opral
Anne Pirie
Persephone Paskalls
Beatriee Reynolds
Grade
Mire
Evelyn Tilbrook
Thelma Bath
Pirie
Wana Gray
Trixie Karhy
Heenzo Three in One Remedy For Chest Nose And Throat
A vintage advertisement touts Heenzo as a three in one remedy for chest nose and throat ailments. It claims internal use for coughs sneezing and influenza and suggests nasal drops for antiseptic relief with a claimed cost of two bottles making a pint of cough remedy.
Red Cross Quotas for 1942 43 Set by Ted Cross
Red Cross headquarters issues country quotas for 1942 43 with allocations for Division 2 Section A and B including Spalding Crystal Brook Georgetown Lau ra Appils Gutnare Nurvidy Gladstone Cattowte Belalie Jamestown and others. Community volunteers uphold funding as a local duty and share responsibility for Red Cross work.
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Ted Cross
Thal
Spalding
Crystal Brook
Stew Hut
Georgetown
Laura
Appils
Gutnare
Nurvidy
Gladstone
Cattowte
Belalie
Jamestown
Surprise Twenty First Birthday Party in Georgetown
In Georgetown on August 26 Misa Olive Batten was surprised for her twenty first birthday. The event was organized by H. Batten with Misa Joan Wellington assisting. Red Cross Aids rep Mrs P. Acutt spoke and Baptist Sunday School members delivered a gift from the Kindergarten while Misses Wellington and Ailsa Smallacombe attended.
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Misa Olive Batten
H. Batten
Misa Joan Wellington
P. Acutt
Red Cross Aids
Gordon Smallacombe
Friends Present
The
Baptist Sunday School
Joan Wellington
Ailsa Smallacombe
Miss Batten
Jamestown Bowling Club Annual Meeting Highlights
The Jamestown Bowling Club held its annual meeting at the Club House on August 20 with President Mr W Glassen presiding. Reports showed a reduced overdraft, officers were elected, and plans included inviting lady bowlers, Thursday matches, and Saturday Tangerange competitions. Presentations were made by the mayor, with wishes extended to Mr B Davoren and his family.
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W. ©. Glassen
R. Binks
Williams
A. W. White
White
Toy
R Binks Wil
W. C. Glazson
C. Inglis
O. Crouch
Sonus
John Williams
A. T. Daly
W. Baskett
H. JK. Moore
S. Boyle
W. L. Palmer
H. Medlin
Reuual
A. McLennan
Bll Davoren
Call to Prayer on Sept 3 Marking War Anniversary
Jamestown letter urges Thursday September 3 as a Day of Prayer marking the 1939 start of war with Germany. It argues faith, not guns alone, decides victory, condemns the enemy's religious fanatical aims, and calls churches to lead in public prayer and dedication with services planned at 7:30 am and 10 am including intercessions. The writer also questions egg production regulations and suggests fairer measures for farmers amid shortages. Selina T. Cummings, Jamestown.
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Germany
God
Chrisians
Neutis
Zond
House of Prayer
Ork
Selina T. Cummings
Jamestown
Jamestown Women’s Basketball Scores and Standings
Last Saturday's Jamestown Women's Basketball match ended 81 to 27 with Meth While leading scorers and best players listed. Goalthrowers-Winners and Losers names appear with top performers including Slat tery, S Merrifield, and K Kelly among many listed players and reserves.
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Joseph Alue
Slattery
S. Merrifield
Baker
Wilkins
H_ Rovleghiera
K_ Kelly
Miller
Warmer
DL Adl Bott
Blue
Stemgall
O'Loughlin
P. Hewett
McGregor
Stegeall
H. Burton
Moore
EB. Jones
Oll
Pres & Bapt
BR. Jems
T. Kirckland
Ggers
Kelly
J. Crump
KR. Jett
V. Steggall
Towers
F Beason
St. Joseph
M, Cronin
O'Leary
G. McNeugall
M_ Mathur
M. Polonika
V. Williams
Dr. Mill Res
R, Rodeghiero
D, Mclnarne
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Ratepayers’ Meeting
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Tiliroak
Cr Smart
Hannah Parham
FFG
Jamestown Bowling Club
Beecham
H. T. Harslett
Lester's
Fox 20Th Century Studios
Rio
Alice Fay
Don Ameche
Carman Miranda
Lloyd Nolan
Mary Beth Hughes
Amestown
David Anthony