Burglary at Gladstone hits local newsagency stock
Burglars broke into Perrine Newsagency and Mrs. W. Cook’s business in Gladstone stealing over £100 in stock. Entry likely via a rear window in Hilliard street saloon. The safe with cash and documents was taken along with golf brooches silver ware and more Christmas stock. The burglars blew the safe and left the cover of a billiard table behind. Mrs. Cook’s son returned with cash receipts of over £12 that night. The safe was later found in the police paddock. sympathy runs strong as Mrs. Cook mourns a recent husband’s death.
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Virgo
Ne. Belives
Wielnesidies
Mrs. Cook
Housband
Red Robin Fair in Georgetown Supports Baptist Church
Georgetown hosts a red robin fair at Memorial Hall for the Baptist Church. Mrs. L. C. Carr opened the event. afternoon duets by Miss K. Ofgers and N. Crawford. evening fancy dress by Pulse School children. Numerous stall groups and helpers listed. secretaries noted. the fair realized £70.
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Baptist Church
L. C. Carr
5. Namestrow
K. Ofgers
N. Crawford
Pulse
Shrawherries
P. R. Smallacombe
Holloway
Freeman
R. Inglis
D. Smallacombe
J. Crawford
Peter Ad
N. Nancaurrow
MM. Smallacombe
WH. Wilson
C. Millard
N. Wellington
A. Smallacombe
KC. Nankivell
RL Treasure
M.treasure
L. Kine
T. Baekenba
Amd G. Smallatombe
Mise Ro Treasure
North Gladstone fire harms property and crews stop spread
A cross fire at North Gladstone Sunday afternoon burned grass on Moesers A Gray W Potter and Mrs J Elevy properties. Firefighters contained the blaze before reaching Clothier's crop with origin unknown. A large crowd attended a local meeting at Mrs W L Palmer’s residence featuring Mrs BE Turner J.P. of Adelaide and visitors from Laura.
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Moesers
A. Gray
W. Potter
W. Ll. Palmer
Ghuistone
BE. B. Turner J.P
Adelaide
Laura
Turnner
Turner
KL Venning
M. Coe
Jean Harrendere Sales
Speculator’s View Sparks Hope for Wheat Rise
In the Sydney based Farmer and Settler, a Chicago grain market commentator predicts a wheat shortage ahead. He cites Kansas yields and reduced outputs in Canada and Argentina, arguing surpluses will be needed domestically and wheat may rise soon.
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Sydney
Chicago
Kansas
Canada
Argentine
U.S.A
Surprise Birthday Visit at Canowie Bell
A group of 20 to 30 friends from Canowie Bell Jamestown and district visited Mrs L H George at Canowie Bell on a Saturday evening to celebrate her birthday with games cards and music A hearth rug was presented on behalf of well wishers and she thanked guests for the happy occasion and supper was served
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Canowie Bell
Jamestown
L.H. George
Mrs. George
Ro. W. Napper
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