Gladstone Hay Stack Fire Destroys Large Pile
A Friday fire at Gladstone destroyed one of Mesers George Fisner and Son’s largest hay stacks. A controlled burn to protect property escaped its bounds as a shift in wind caused rapid spread. Firefighters and workers battled flames with piping, blankets, and harrows until midnight, saving one small sheaf for a grateful farmer. Insurance covered the loss. Fisher and Gona own the stack and are seeking recovery.
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Gladstone
George Fisner & Sone
Jack
Aupeoch
Eles
Jeck Fisher
Bowes
Jim Bochen
Len Bache
Mew
Saland Fire Insurance Company
Fisher & Gona
Fisher
Cape Colony Vast Vineyard with 90 Million Vines
The report notes a Cape Colony vineyard covering 30 000 acres hosting about 90 000 000 vines. This expansive estate shows the scale of viticulture in the region and underscores the significant agricultural footprint.
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Cape Colony
Shareholder notice from S A Farmers Union addressed to members
An old letter to Farmers Union shareholders urges members to avoid extra cash purchases and to rely on their own unions. It promotes insurance options via the Adelaide Office and emphasizes taking action with the union for benefits. The text encourages placing funds with the union and reassures members on value.
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Farmers’ Union
Adelaide Ofc
Cooperative Insurance Company of Australia Te
Fragmentary text references a cooperative insurance society in Australia and a noted union connection. No clear events, dates, people, or places are readable to form a full item.
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Co-Operative Insurance Qov. OF Australia
Water woes and town hopes plague Georgetown district
District notes streaming with hardship as Georgetown waits for a reliable water supply. The Yackamoorun creeks run dry and the Government well is strained, while promises of rail trucking and infrastructure fail to materialize. Local cattle transport mishap and festival plans amid Town Hall work add to the strain, with economic and social setbacks evident in the Wheat Yard and community events.
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Eod
Daisy
Jamestown
Goldsmith
BR. B. White
Farmera Union
Union
Darling
Rocky River Association Cricket Match at Narridy
Gladstone beat Narridy by 12 runs in Narridy with Bowler Conele taking 4 for 11 and Lynch 8 for 18. Crystal Brook defeated Crystal Brook by 26 runs as H Head led bowling with 5 for 46 and Curtin 3 for 25 in a 188 total. Other scores feature Battons and Frick contributing for Narridy and several names listed for Crystal Brook.
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Lynch
L A Cheek
O Cronk
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Aip Kamnick
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Soart
Cronk
Haren
Rabbitt
Li Cheek
O Freebairn
Frick
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MeLsren
Hare
Smart
O Bennett
O Button
Crystal Brook
Ruddleston
Brooks
Secton
O Cox
Pickering
P Tooker
Brennan
Button
MP Pavy
Bryden
Mead
T Head
P Gartin
B.cox
Haddleston
Box
Buttfeld
Bartram
Brennan Sa
J Thomas
Batton
A Thomas
Abesd
Tucker
Sardow
Stephene Fy
Oartin
O Tucker
Gegum
Ron
Georgetown Police Court Statements and Convictions
February 7 session details multiple cases. Ivag Jil W. Mossie and Albert Vieber charged with attempted abduction at a railway station. defendant admits drinking and requests leniency, fined 25 with costs or three months. Another defendant found in possession of stolen goods valued at 43 with property tied to Magee and Leonard W. Bawes. guilty and fined 11 with 41/19/08 default 14 days imprisonment.
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Albert Vieber
Charles Yan
On Brook
Ostler
T Valentine Rice
M.C. Sheridan
M.C
Chopiroakie
Legosay
Ted Elver
Larseny
Stanley Mesking
Sheri Gan
Magee
Leonard Wilourss
Bawes
Turf Anticipations
Amateur picnic meeting on February 11 features events in two divisions with hurdles and jumping races. Expected entrants include Blaskler, Jarabh Curran, Anessa Stirling, Cloud Lad, Master Mark, Princess Aires, Benson Welter, Plaintoia, Antonine, Durn, Minghin Gordon Stakes, Hee King, and Lady Malien.
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Blaskler
Light Seal
Terrorall
Jarabh Curran
Anessa Stirling
Cloud Lad
Master Mark
Bungares
Princess Aires
Benson Welter
Plaintioa
Antonine
Fist—Durn
Hee! King
Lady Malien
Sanders and Sandee Extract Ad for Medical Use
An old ad praises SANDERS as a superior medicinal product and SANDEE'S EXTRACT as unmatched for various ailments. It claims a Melbourne court endorsement, notes certification for medical use, and includes a testimonial from Mr. Jern Auckland claiming 42 years of positive results and urging larger bottle purchases.
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Sandee
Jern Auckland
Sadee
Wooroora Association Defeats Mid Northern on Foundation Day
On Balaklava’s Foundation Day holiday Wooroora Association earned a win over Mid Northern Association. EB Hex table notes 45 by M Doig and 38 by F Mutter among totals 208, with bowling by A McLeod and W Snook leading for Wooroora. Mid Northern’s batting featured P Frost 34 and C Mogford 10, total 182.
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MID Northern Association
Balaklawa
Booras
EB Hextable
M Doig
W Snook
F Nichelle
F Mutter
N.d
Thomas
EB Tiller
A McLeod
Prek
O Reid
Willa
Gandries
R Willa
B Thomas
C Jobou
P Frost
J Halle
C Mogford
A Alcock
EB Froa
B Kuk
Smith
G Donning
L Gilea
P Giles
Sundries
Powling
E Frow
Weekly Specials on Cottons and Veilings
Store advertises this week specials: White Cotton and Gloves at 1/11 pair, Floral Striped and Figured Dress Muslin 2/6 for 1/9 yard, Ninon Veilings at 3/9 for 2/6. Prices and quantities given for limited sale.
Runaways Captured Near Bala Klave Reformatory
Police recaptured runaways from the State Reformatory after they were spotted being offered lifts by travelers near Bala Klave. A Mundane inquiry led to the two youths being identified and returned to captivity. Local Liberal Union meeting announced for March 8 at Templeton Hall.
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Bimwao
Liberal Union
ULIAL
Templeton Hall
Heo
Ring Up Phone 41 for All Household Needs
A local ad urges customers to call phone 41 for a wide range of household requirements. The brief notice emphasizes convenience and quick service for everyday items.
District Councils Meeting Notes and Tenders
The District Councils meet with chairmen and members present. Apologies received from Bleeing. Reports from Local Government Department cover width of tires by law special grants and inscribed break. Overseer and auditor reports read and received. Finance approves payment of £140 to the Inspector General of Hospitals. Council supports Gladstone on weed proclamation and motor tax return. Clerk to request road policy details from Growden and notify MP Nicholle. Bridge repairs authorized and multiple tenders held over.
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Or Fravel
Neral
Hospitale
Or Neate
Fravel
Q Council
Gladstone
Fiavel
Neate
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Rosd Asrogs Polies
Bioholle
Fisvel
Rocky River
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E Bradock
P R Bradock
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Balaklava Black Watch Lodge holds annual meeting and installation
The Balaklava Black Watch Lodge No. 6 held its annual meeting at the Rechabite Hall on January 26 with many members and visiting brethren present. Arch-Druid A Wheeler presided. the balance-sheet showed year totals including contributions 6536 pounds interest 182 pounds and total profit 247 pounds. Installation of officers followed and a competition with gold and silver acorns was held.
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Balaklava Black Watch Lodge
No. Dé
H-li
Bro
A. Wheeler
P.A
B. M. Johoson
Grand Lodge
P.A. Bro
Curtis
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H Tiller
Tower Guardian
R M Johnson
Diskman
A Curtis
JW Humphreys
Bros
Tidswell
H Bowden
H Cartie
J Gilobriat
BR Bansamer
S A Curtis
Bros W A Marabail
P G Lavis
Arch
R Bruce
G Thomas
Arch Druid Rendering Contest Yields Gold and Silver
Adjudicators Broz and C Curtis awarded Broz A Tiller gold for best Arch Druid charge rendering with 78 points. Bro L Lange earned silver for Vice Arch with 78 points. Other competitors included Bros L L Lungs P Lavis H E Bowden A Wheeler A T Wheeler A J August and F Marshall. Officials praised the young brothers and the evening closed with a supper after presentations.
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C Curtis
P Roediger
Wheeler
Bowden
L Lange
Bros O
PG Lavie
M H Tiller
Marahail
Broz A
Tiller
Gunceesfal
Bro L Lange
Bros L L
Bro. P
Eti
Balaklava Caledonians Attend Clare Installation
Balaklava Caledonian Society representatives attended Clare for the installation of Dr. O. Smith as Chief. Chief Fraser of Adelaide led the ceremony with Clare leadership. piping by McKinnon and McXinns stirred Scots memories. Miss Jessie Me and Miss Irene Thomas danced sailor hornpipes as songs and dancing concluded with Auld Lang Syne.
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Win
Peco
Wm. Wallace
Balaklava Caledonian Society
Clare
Sato
O. Smith
Fraser
Adelaide
Wii Stalling -Ief
McKinnon
McXinns
Jessie Me
Irene Thomas
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