FSA Amalgamation Letters Reach Readers
A reader letters section defends Liberal Union ties amid FSA leaders push to join Progressive Country Party. Mills and Gale dispute a published piece, asserting FSA council backing for 15 of 20 members in support of a new party, with 5000 votes cast and March delegates planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FSA
Willaw
Liberal Union
London
Milla
Gale
Progressive Country Party
Sintence
J. B.oe
J. Gleeson
W. G. Mills
F.5.a
W. O Gale
W. Miller
Rome Caves
Miller
FGA
Mrr Miller
Hatwistlee
F.6.4 Council
Entwistle
FAA
Marchard
Preservation controversy threads through delegate talks
The letter attacks alleged pressure from a preservation group and claims Mr Anstey had no authority to negotiate for the PC. It criticizes behind the throne tactics and pledges transparency while expressing sympathy for Mr Miller who supposedly knows little about the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anstey
P C
Miller
Port Pirie Cruelty Trial and Drowning Mystery
At the Pirie court four men face cruelty charges to a horse amid the Napperby Hundred case, with evidence of a tired mare and a possible second animal. Separately Emil Janeen died in a near drowning while aboard a boat, as investigators probe a boating tragedy and recall past Fort Pirie events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puliis Court
Mears
G. E. Crecawall
W Blight
J.a P
Dhaines Davies
Napperby
Parat Js J. Bond
Dares
Kennedy
Avidenos
Roan Mire
Elf
Emil Janeen
Waemans
Walter
Jostrom
San la
Bobingon
Tha
London
B.H
Old Friand
Doan's Ointment Clears Stubborn Skin Ailments
A reader testimonial from Mrs J W Davis of Ninth Street Fortaur describes severe skin irritation and eczema. After trying many remedies she used Doan's Ointment and saw quick relief and a complete cure within a week, with the cure still holding years later. Sold by Foster Co at 2/9 per pot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
J. W. Davis
Ninth Street
Les
Davis
Doan
Foster Co
Hamilton Stdney
London Directory advertises trade headings and rates
The London Directory Co Limited offers trades listings for London and provincial towns with ship liner ports and continental connections. It explains costs for trade headings printed at £1 10s per heading and larger ads from £2, with distribution by parcel post and post card options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ieeeatas Teers Ae Es
United
Europe
Autobiography Fragment From Wallaroo to Flinders Island
A partial 1921 letter to the editor from Ward W. Slephene J.P. on Tasmanian heritage, tracing ancestry to Stephens of Trégua Gorowall England. It recalls a fine paid to the Crown for baronetage refusal and reflects on aging, memory, moral battles, and the dawn of the last century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec
Gladstice
Rome
Wallaroo
Stephens
Trégua
Gorowall
England
Baronatege
Godolphin
Benca
Daribg
Gladstone
Ward W. Slephene
J.P
Bottage
Flinders Island
Tasmania
Then and Now: Edward Stephens and early Tasmanian progress
A biographical sketch of Edward W. Stephens depicting his role as a public benefactor. It covers tree planting at public cost, church leadership, public offices, union and labor movement influence, and his family’s wartime service. References to Gladstone, Tasmania, and connections to local newspapers and institutions are noted.
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Edward W. Stepheng
Adou
Gladstone
Alfred Catt
Biasctidos
St. Alban's Church
Morran
Sir Anthony
Musgrave
Australia
Armadale
N.G.W
Harold
bin Blilet Ag Electric Inginser
Adelaide
Roy
Bank of N.S. Wales
Eydney
Edward Stephens
Triconia
Ebreauons
Sven
Lana
D & W. Murray
Mats
Adabens
Woldfest Bay
Australis
Fragmented reminiscences and obscure references from 1847
A garbled memoir fragment mentionssoblers, oative girls, and a religious festival. It recalls Stephens with a child, a river crossing near Ferree, a policeman, and odd phrases about cream chicken and custards. The text is unclear and covers personal history and vague regional notes.
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Jaamanis
Jon
I Eiserd Stephens, Wien & Child
Edward Stephene
Balaklava Race Club Holds Annual Members Meeting
The Balaklava Race Club held its annual meeting Wednesday evening in the institute judge room. W. Upton presided as president with H. W. P. White honored as treasurer, and a list of officers and auditors was elected including N. Nancarrew and J. HK F. Heard. The balance sheet was presented and adopted after inquiries, with congratulations offered to committees for continued good work.
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Cluch
Pat Pirie
L. T. Craigie
Victoria
Hugh Armour
Unabe
RAE
Carr
A. J Betta
Neen
Bath
Meers A. Eee
Bkewss
Slok Vinl
Bors
Sion
Tises
Dey
Ratteanneas Epitemioe
Ian
Wilson
Meeraene
Aal Dental
Seta Boldier
Ulnb
Port Pele
Pirie Club
E.W. Bradley
Institute Judge Room
Mesa W. Upton
BH. Tidwell
H. W. P. White
Trens
N. Nancarrew
E. E. Dickman
J. J. Alero
W. Denet McArthur
H. M. Bats
J. HK. F
Upton
White
Eries
Rey
Hss
Fors
W. P. Whites
D. Eed
B. Johnson
Fogs Daiit
Auditors
Bea
Matheon
Wen
B. L. Butler
Johnson
Carrisd
There Are Fairies at the Bottom of Our Garden
A whimsical poem about magical beings inhabiting a garden. It describes fairies, butterflies, flies, rabbits, and a moonlit scene where a fairy queen and king rest on a flower. The narrator reveals that she herself becomes the queen at night.
Value of Dairy Products and Household Education
The article urges city housewives to learn dairy product value to boost consumption. It cites low per capita intake of milk and butter, notes misperceptions about cost, and argues dairy offers substantial nutritive value comparable to other foods, urging informed purchasing and better diet decisions.
Death of Mrs W S Cottle Reported
Death notice reports the passing of Mrs W S Cottle. Sparse OCR text appears but confirms a funeral or obituary notice is in the issue.
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W. S. Cottle
Clare Police Court hears fraud case against travelling salesman
Wallace Sutton Titherays, a travelling salesman, faced charges for obtaining money by false pretences from John Bais in Clare last July. The court sentenced him to six months in jail after finding him involved in similar frauds across South Australia. The report notes local victims during his visit and a surge of workers arriving for rail project work nearby.
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Clare
Jeousry
Wallace Sutton Titherays
Lefora
Trestrail
Ju.p
John Bais
Clae
C. O'Connell
Himelf
Nto Agence
Malbourne
Vasalyte
Gil Mantels
Ewanlea
Bails
Titheragr Agein
Caltowia
Fim
Dayman
Adelaide
Arrvst
Limesli
South Australia
Aomtractom
Spalding
Eapands
Salting Hay for Cattle by a Danish Writer
A Danish writer describes hay salting methods to improve cattle feed. Salt helps preserve bay by preventing dryness, enhances palatability, and aids digestion. Recommended salt content ranges around 1 percent, yielding about 50 grams of salt per 10 pounds of hay, with increases for hard to digest feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gutha
Gold Value Noted in Railways Market
A scrambled note records gold worth and railway baggage items with references to buses and a group of six and mentions a touch of rye beer. The fragmentary text lists quantities and values in a rough ledger style.
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London Directory Co., Ltd
Abchurche Lane
Beg
Ss Ctales Cciastapee Tales
Pasquin Delius
Ross
Kogar
Eag
Falus
Spain
Fiindete Island
Port Pirie Returned Soldiers’ Association
Balaklava Race Club
Yoothamurra School
Glenelg
Mrs8 Dow
Fairies
Pigg
West End
Alliance
Temperance
The
South Australian Brewing Coy
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Port Augusta
Bedrock
Priscn
RYMEN
Walkerville
Grenfell ST Adelaide
Dunhill
Michelin Universal Trend
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