HANDWRITING ON THE WALL AT LIBERAL MEETINGS
Reports from opening Liberal meetings at Narridy and Yacka describe packed houses and orderly crowds. The Port Pirie and Gladstone events faced jeers from hooligans, but the speakers remained calm as crowd behavior and party rhetoric dominated the proceedings. The piece notes a tense atmosphere, the chair’s power to eject misbehaving attendees, and warns that continued Labour support could endanger party fortunes next federal election.
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Yacka
Stanley
Woire
Port Pirie
Gladstone
Eurely
J. Leela
Rome
Mike
Indien
Lil
Tewaa
Barwall
Labour Candidates Rally Across Town Amid Positive Vibes
The Labour Party reports broad enthusiasm among supporters while noting orderly conduct at Liberal meetings. Hon. HL Jackson and Mewes are cited as prominent figures, with Labour candidates claiming gains on the rolls at Pirie alone and asserting strength in the overall contest.
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Anil
Labour Party
Resson
Lab
Labour
Graterey
HL Jackson
Mewes
Pirie
Dan Marge
Latour
Education Department offers trainee teaching roles with allowances
Government ad offers two year service entry for candidates in training posts. Women receive 15 and 1 rspectively allowances while men get 100 tent na 13 terme. Salary starts at 280 for first year rising to 22100 later. Applicants must commit to two years and serve in country schools.
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Community News from Tarowie and Surrounds
A Tarowie letter page recounts a farewell dance for Mills G Carr and Miss D. AU of Petersburg hosted at Mr. O Grady Tarowie with performances by local singers and a recitation by Miss Maisie Harker. The column also covers political sentiment, legal notices, a rail worker’s transfer, a Liberal Union rally, a major fire near Gladstone, and unusual weather contrasts.
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Tarcowie
O'Grady
Mills G. Carr
Misa D. AU
Petersburg
Tarenwie
Mr. Meaney
Miasee G Carr
Meaney
M. Daly
BP Lyons
Aly Moras Allinson
Jay
I Daly
Teaftery
J. McCarthy
Bughiah
Masie Harker
Long political meeting marks Liberal showing in Shunky race
A lengthy political gathering led by Mr NW Mowett saw three Liberal candidates for Shunky reply amid applause as supporters criticized the Vernon Minister. A large turnout at the event reflected growing interest in the Legislative Council contest, with crowds praising candidates and anticipating the election.
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Tisket
Lalyse
Moniday
Hat
A. Metall
Haiks
Gladstone to meet Crystal Brook in cricket match
The Gladstone team travels to Crystal Brook after a quiet spell with no engagements. Captain Edwards leads a lineup including Fuller, Muteer, Masters, Morgan, Julinson, Kuapacy and Cook as operations resume this Saturday.
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Crystal Brook
Market Report and Salvation Army Visit at Balaklava
Market reports from Adelaide detail cattle and sheep yardings with varying demand as prime beef prices held around 22/6 per 100 lb, while lambs faced an oversupply and weak closing. Separate dispatch covers Balaklava where Salvation Army officers Rath Dixon and Keatch arrived, with an open-air service, institute services led by Major Knapp, and a positive reception boosting morale and prospects.
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Talaklava Racing Club Presents Eighth Annual Meeting Report
The Talaklava Racing Club held its eighth annual meeting at Waleh's Royal Hotel Bala klava on Wednesday January 10. President W Upton read the annual report noting steady progress and plans for new totalizator houses and grand stands to boost attendance and stakes. The club, renamed Bilaklava Racing Club, forecast profit of about £390 with anticipated borrowing of £1000 to fund enhancements including a weighing shed, steward’s lodge, and expanded tote facilities.
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Adelaide
Investi
Conmittes
Gawler
J. T. Quinn
Hamtoy Bridge
Quintetemley
Hones
Hugnt
Bilaklava Racing Club
Sealer
Twtwligator
Uoton
Messra M. RB. Higging
H. Tidswell
V. Marrie
JA. Scoth
Clu
Shoughelay
Wade
F. Marrie
A.W. Robinson
Tote House
Me. W. Upton, JP
Mutsy
Saint
Tf Walsh
Ab. Willswell
He Mewril
J. 5
Kiely
Corrie
Auyent
Urevlub
W. Stamsley
Fiault
Owithing
Subatitus
Adee Taide
Be. Soundley
Doan's Pills Featured Across Ad and Medical Claims
An ad promotes Doan's Backache Pills and Kinsey kidney remedies with claimed relief for kidney pain and backache, citing testimonials and a call to buy at local chemists. The listing includes product branding, price, and a Sydney address, amid other varied ad snippets and a Wheat standard report from Adelaide.
Police Court Port Wakefield January Proceedings
In Port Wakefield Police Court on a Thursday January date, Me J J Thoms presiding, David Heary and Joseph Chandler of Burt Wakedatd faced charges by Constable G I Thompson. Allegations included forged statements to obtain a certificate and false naming of Edward James Noory as author of a birth record. Edward James Noory and Anne Chandler appeared as accused. The case was committed for trial at Cranial fusion court with bail allowed.
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David Heary
Joseph Chandter
Thompson
Turing
Edward James Noory
Sarai
Ann Chandler
Pino
Eye Troubles and Unclear Vision Reported at Local Clinic
Fragmented OCR text describes eye problems among Suffovers, mentions a specialist and local district names, and lists scattered names and places in a jumble. Key entities such as Mr. Alwnonuye and Jeb Waters appear amid garbled phrases about eye care and appointments.
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Tau
Bob Fury
Jeb Waters
Bate
Stott
Unclear medical remedy claims amid garbled text
Fragmentary OCR passage shows alleged medical and personal references with numerous misread names and phrases, making a coherent summary difficult. It mentions remedies, individuals, and repeated attacks, but key facts are obscured by errors.
In The Showroom AML Tying Medals And Prices
A damaged OCR listing shows various apparel items with prices in old currency. It mentions white garments, hats, and coats with prices like 7/6 9/6 and 15/6, plus references to children’s clothing and fabrics. The fragmentary notes imply a sale or display in a showroom setting.
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AML
Femal
Feom
Barket
Uhildeay
Cra
Tony
Bargains and Prices Across 19th Century Stores
Fragmented OCR lists prices and goods with names and figures. It mentions hats, hosiery, BOING value items, and discount offers across many brands and locales. The text reads like a chaotic catalog strip from a historic newspaper page.
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