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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 23, 1910
Page
2
A lengthy editorial laments harsh rhetoric amid Christmas and urges adherence to Christ’s message of peace. It warns against anarchist and socialist misuses of the season, calls for unity, and predicts that true faith will endure beyond current turmoil.
An entertainment linked to the Appila Yarrowie annual sports will be held Monday night January 2 with handicaps listed elsewhere. Miss Violet Matthews performs a character sketch. The Gladstone Public School prize distribution occurred yesterday afternoon. Next issue of Areas' Express slated for Friday January 13, 1911.
A circular from Thomas Harry of Adelaide urges voters to reflect on Labor governance. It cites the 1910 street disorders and transport disruptions, lack of action against strike leaders, and what it calls government incompetence, warning that continued voting for Labor would invite more such issues.
Mr Clark calls the Labour Government rotten to the core in a quoted remark. New South Wales expects 23 500 000 bushels of wheat, Victoria 32 181 000, and South Australia 24 375 835. The lot would make fine stock.
The deaf and mutilated body of Janes Reid, employed by Hunter's of Port Adelaide, was found under a track by the 2.45 Balaklava train at Hamley Bridge. He arrived by a goods train at midnight and vanished until discovery. Inquest questions and local inquiries are being considered as M.A. Grosser and S.H. Linnen arrive to assist.
The Moonta Mines Methodist Church hosted a wedding on Monday evening the 12th uniting Miss Mabel Acott and Mr. Philport Acott second son of the late Mr J Acott of Laura. The ceremony was by Rev W Shaw before a large gathering with decorative arches and a wedding bell centerpiece. The bride wore a white ivory silk gown with Brussels net and orange blossom touches. she carried Canterbury bells. Bridesmaid and best man attended in formal attire as guests sent congratulatory messages and telegrams, including one from Areas Express staff.
The Parings steamer with the Vice Regal Excelsior Band sails from Port Pirie at 6 30 am on December 28 calling at Port Germein. Return begins 5 90 pm. Refreshments on board. Fares are 5 shillings for adults, half price for children, and five tickets for 20 shillings. Family tickets require application before Tuesday.
Fragmented plea claims a substituted GENUINE SANDERS' EXTRACT caused illness and death. The misspelled letter from Mr Th Halderness of Dappil, Q. cites long use and calls for caution, noting coughs colds and nervous symptoms and warning that the product may harm wounds burns and ulcers.
Adelaide Market Report shows 1,369 cattle yarded mostly killable with limited Christmas beef. 2,000 sheep from New South Wales and 5,500 lambs offered with brisk sales and improved late rates. Overall, 4,200 sheep sold and yard conditions described as steadily cleared despite a next week market gap.
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