Safety first on farms urges fire prevention campaigns
The Northern Fire Fighting Association urges farm safety with practical steps including firefighting gear for every farm and leather or green flaps on long handles. Aimed at households near prams and haystacks, the message promotes keeping a vigilant watch, banning smoking near bales, and fostering district fire prevention activities.
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Northern Fire Fighting Associatio
Memorial Park handed to Corporation after village celebration
The Memorial Park Committee and RSA members welcomed a large turnout at the Continental on Saturday as over £40 was raised. The park was lit with colored lights, stalls were set, and a Road dance program accompanied by a municipal band, with donations and volunteer work highlighted. Mr C R Hawke officiated the transfer to the Corporation, praising the civic effort and promising continued support for upkeep and improvements, including a planned children's playground. The Memorial Park Committee, led by F Rice and W Glasson, thanked key workers and noted the staff and volunteers who contributed to the evening.
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Memorial Park
RSA
Auch
C. R. Hawke
Jamestown
R.S.A
P. Crump
R.S A. Appeal
F. Rice
C. 8. D. Gill
Memorial Park Committee
Connel
Messia
W. Glasson
D. Brooks
T. S. Brown
D. Gibbs
Messrs
T. Penni
Geo. Finn
C. McKeneie
Mara
Melody Makers Orchestra
T. Penna
G. Russell
Mrs. McKnigh
C. Unwke
J. Russell
J. C Skurray
G. Karran
A Richards
Mr. R. Smith
Booborowie District Council Meeting Jan 18 1932 Report
Council minutes show apologies for Cr Tiver. Reports on repairs to Bridge and Parker's Road. Cheque on Contract A held until approval by Mr. Ashby. Acting Clerk R Morris appointed, paid 14/6 daily from Jan 2. Rates remission granted for stock fencing loan, and kerbside petrol pump by-law discussed. Balance sheet approved. various tenders listed. stubble burning period extended to Feb 1. Lucerne burning ban until Feb 11.
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Farrelly
Bridge
Cr. Warner
Parker's Road
Alao
Warner
Cr. Ashby
Ashby
Cr. Farrelly
R. Morris
Dr. Lambert
Dr. Farrelly
Ranger
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Jamestown Hospital
Hoteta
Cr. Lambert
F. T. Hogan
Kemp Bros
L. Hogan
NEW, Hogan
J. W. Hogan
Duffy Bros
Chat Duffy Bros
J. W. Callary
Chai Kemp Bros
MJ. W. Callary
G. Kemp Bros
R. J
P. A. Kilderry
P. A. Kilderrs
S. Prior
IIT
Sui A.A. F. L
Hogan
Cr. Fatrelly
Cr Lambert
Lucerne
Fartreily
North Boohorawie
Auhby
Rainfall records by month since 1880 in Jamestown
This OCR fragment presents a dense table of rainfall figures by month across years from 1880 onward, centered on Jamestown. It lists numerous numeric entries and codes, indicating monthly totals or indices, interspersed with stray marks and unclear annotations. The piece functions as a data ledger rather than a narrative report.
Cricket match report Jamestown vs Bundalegre summary
Cricketers Jamestown Colts bowled out for 168 with top scores by N Smour 22 and W Dickson 17. Bundalegre reply ends at 121 as J Dawes leads with 3 for 13 and J Jeffs claims 4 for 17, securing a tense finish.
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Jamestown Colts
B. Moy
Cy Mackzy
B. L. Siegert
Kerin
M Cronin
D. Gooden
Bampton
St. Watters
Cronin
J. J. Dawes
C. Cooper
B. E. Siegert
J. Watters
AW. Watters
Jeffs
N. Smour
W. Dickson
Sundries
M. Cronin
W. Watters
L. Siegert
F. Siegert
J. Cronin
C. May
Mackay
H. Lawrie
Bundalegre
Cooper
B. Jeffson
Goodes
Wilson + Lawale
K. O'Dea
J. Dawes
Tt. Jeffs
B. May
I. 1. Wilson
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Gladstone Institute Adds New Books and Subscriptions
The Gladstone Institute announces new books for its library and a subscriber plan offering access to 546 books and 864 magazines over a year for 15 shillings, 8 shillings for half year, or 4 shillings 6d for a quarter. W. L. Evans, Librarian, invites readers to join.
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W. L. Evans
Weather drives sports to swimming as heat soars
The heat wave tops 117 noting less sports activity except swimming which draws crowds at dusk. Learn to Swim week planned with a carnival for learners. D O Connell elected president of the Club replacing Slee who moved to Two Wells. Farmers report harvest slow but steady carting continues. Road contracts under the Federal Aid Grant spark local disappointment as non residents win bids, though a metal road extension to the Spalding boundary to Jamestown proceeds.
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D. O'Connell
Slee
Two Wells
O'Connell
Spalding
Jamestown
District Council Meeting Notes from Caltowie January 23 1932
The Caltowie District Council records readings of the Rangers Surveyor and Auditor reports. Matters include unemployment relief Christmas Cheer funds, weights and measures compliance, Jamestown Hospital contribution, bankrupt estate rates, highway subsidy changes, a fencing and water piping loan petition, tenders for Federal Aid Road contracts, and a Local Govt Areas commission visit. The Clerk is to verify loan capability, contracts 18 and 19 to be re advertised, and the chairman reports on council boundaries and a hoped boundary preservation.
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J. A. Potter
P. McCarthy
Commission On
Parliament House
Adelaide
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