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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1921
Page
3
A distorted report from a local town meeting recounts political tension around a Recorder and Barclay. Voters, a chair, and a series of interruptions frame accusations of manipulation as supporters praise loyalty while opponents warn of electoral maneuvering.
A reader letters section reacts to accusations about Memorial Hall and wartime letters. The writer condemns abusive correspondence, questions the motives of “The man with the brain,” and criticizes public figures for delaying or avoiding accountability. The piece laments factionalism and urges reflection before action, mentioning the late Mayor and municipal loyalties.
In a post election note Birdo thanks supporters Mr Ing, Borris and 36 ratepayers who backed him for North Ward Councillor. He says the defeat was not their fault, asserts moral victory, and notes plans to push Memorial Hall over rainbow ideas, while denying intimidation by Mr Hancock and defending his sudden entry to rectify issues with the Memorial Hall committees.
The flat meeting of shareholders was held on November 1. A representative attendance of shareholders and 5,080 shares by proxy were represented. Mr L. Da Garis presided as Chairman of Provisional Directors and gave an account of the syndicate’s progress. Several named figures discussed proposals including employment of a secretary and remuneration, with indications of further actions to be taken.
Firmman conveyed gratitude to Mr Taylor for assistance and kindness. He stated that no payment had been received by any party outside the novel printing, and that no promoters' fees had been paid or would be requested.
Port Pirie obituary notes the death of Mrs J. Amery the wife of Captain J. Amery. It recalls the family's ties to Port Pirie and England, their arrival in Australia, and their service and charity. Surviving children include Firie Amery and Gam Amery, with daughters Mrs H. Dis Port Pirie West and Mrs Searle Ryde Sydney.
Vague notice to S A Farmers Union shareholders invites participation without cash outlay and mentions contact with the office for insurance information, suggesting a questionable offer. It references an associated company and urges avoidance of additional costs while implying benefit from holdings.
Go-Operative Insurance Gov. of Australia Ltd advertises coverage options from an official office. The notice highlights policy availability and company branding in a terse public notice style.
Minutes record nov ie man march goree pandenos from Hydraulia Engines, rates. references to arms council road destruction, municipal officers, proposed marshal, the board of health, works, and authorization to fit do bur rows on roads. inspections of sand near woods road, railway yards, and calls for tenders on sea lots. miscellaneous notes.
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