Take-all disease discussed at Baleklava Agricultural Bureau
Baleklava branch members meet Saturday June 10 with nine members and two visitors. A paper argues take-all is fungal, caused by dry grass and rubbish, and outlines soil handling, burning rubbish, light ploughing, seedbed prep, and rotating oats and wheat to curb the disease. Members debate causes including deep drilling and soil moisture, urging farmer experiments and reports to the Professor of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ba'aklava
Agricultural Bureau
Messrs
U. OC. Neville
J. H. Tregar
H Roberta
H. L Twartz
HM. Tuck
F. Wagener
T. Lally
O. Upphill
B. R. Banger
R.8. Goldney
Tuck
Emmir
Department of Agriculture
Troeger
Neville
Traeger
Aheep
Mr. Roberts
Joose
Mr. Twartz
Mr. Wagener
Mr. Lally
Mr. Neville
Mr. Uppill
Wagener
Tetcwer
Cnilennanr
Vasil
Liberal Union Balaklava Branch Meeting Highlights
The Balaklava Branch of the Liberal Union met at the Balaklava Institute with a robust attendance. Topics included nomination procedures, a plebiscite decision, constitutional changes debated for future election impact, and funding measures to support a district lighting fund at a 5 percent basis on district council rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balaklava
The
Liberal Union
Balaklava Institute
G. C. Neville
H. P. Burden
H. M. Tack
M. McPherson
Tuck
A. W. Robinson
Union
Tack
Robinson
J. Smith
Hawker
Basia
McPherson
Tucks
Burra
Stanley
C. Belling
L Robinson
New Member Admitted and Meeting Time Changes
A new member was admitted. The next two meetings move to 2:30 PM instead of 3:00 PM. The upcoming meeting will be the annual one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nest
Charles Murechan
Aduinide
Weikes
Cme
Luak Lowe Soren
Clements
Timber Workers Strike and Pimlott’s Factory Turmoil
The Timber Workers’ Strike disrupts Pimlott’s timber yard with 25 men out of 50 idle as wage disputes surface. Pimlott says he pays Adelaide rates and will reopen machinery next week while arbitration debates and threats of further action unfold. Geddes argues workers backed down from arbitration after initial agreement. Bowden backs Geddes amid mounting tension over pay and conditions.
Unclear Source Text Presence
The readable content is garbled and lacks coherent details for a proper summary or identifiable entities. No verifiable facts about people, places, dates, or events are present to construct a normal news card.
Port Firie Gun Club Annual Matches End in Windy Shootout
The Port Firie Gun Club held its annual matches on June 23 under strong north winds. Winners spread across events including Handicap and Championship with "Abermain" top in several divisions, Green and Herbert short on prize shares, and a final stage shoot with steady winds shaping scores and split prizes among multiple shooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Mire Tiun
Green
T. V. Free
Tian
C. Herbert
Dma
Herbert
J. Caney
Idean
Abermain
Creen
Jancheon
Bab Con Serent
Ile Strom
Nowill
Morehan
Esimaperdt
Jon
W. FP. Wells
McDonald
Casey
Port Pirie Light Horse ROSCOMMON MEDAL COMPETITION
The 12th ROSCOMMON Medal competition was fired on June 14 and 17. Scoring shows Sgt Wenzel 24 points and Lieut Sampson 23 leading a field where Lieut Walsh 21 and Cpl Lines 20 follow. many others trail with 8 or fewer points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt
Wenzel
Lieut. Sampson
Cpl. Furze
Lieut. Walsh
Cpl. Lines
Pte. Schulz
Pte
Ozborne
Mc Dougall
Novica
M. Sampson
Pta
Bohlin
Sampeon
Tucker
McDonald
Cpl Planty
E. H. Sam
Tehry
P. J. Walsh
A. Schulz
H. Osborne
Opl
G. Furze
H. M. Lines
J. EB. McDonald
Tr. McDougall
Government apportionment for agricultural funds 1910 11
The Government Gazette of June 20 records the Legislature's appropriation for 1910 11 to aid farms, horticulture, and field trials. Allocations include Belalie 37 1, Moonta 34 14, Northern 20 12, Petersburg 0 3, Snowtown 27, Two Wells 30 4 5, and others such as Kuponda Light 29, Port Wakefield 15 11, and Port Pirie region entries.
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Aluklava
Dalkey
Belalie
Kuponda
Moonta
Northern
Northi
Petersburg
Bert Wakefield
Royal Aera
Snowtown
Spunley
Dr and Mrs Carr Farewell Tribute at Port Pirie
A large gathering at the Royal Exchange Hotel bid farewell to Dr. Carr and his wife as they depart Port Pirie for Unley after he takes over Dr. Handlton's practice. Speakers praised his public spirit, integrity, and social contributions, while Mrs. Carr was honored for her church and charity work. The town expressed deep regret and wished them success in their new home.
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Dir
Mra
Carr
Pritt Mirie
Unde
R. J. Handlton
Tey
de Cari
Port Pirie
Mo Goelsen
P. Choade
Mulinburgh
Australia
Royal Exchange Hotel
Riolding Ler
Mr. W. Morrow
Urs
M.L. Warren
Afford
Messie HN
Barwell
J. Firmin Jenkine
J Campbell
Winter
RK. Mallyon
A. J. Ewens
J. W
W. Nancarrow
Dr. Ramsay
Lendure
Pirie
Jim
Wen
Bear
Hear
Garr
Bis
Unley
H.C Afford
Dr. Carr
W. K. Mallyon
Arthur Walta
Watts
Port Virie
Lear
M. L. Warren
Lealao
Mia
Bert
Ambelison
Carckster
Pertiinen
Amd
Porgebe
Chiewr
Howe
Carvis
Hank
Applais
Dr. Carty
Cena
Bela Farah
Vic
Winda
Jason
Atcaeian & Borh
St. Paul's Anglican Church
Mothers
Mothers’ Union
Girls’ Friendly Society
Warner's Safe Cure Proposed as Relief for Kidney and Liver Ailments
A discussion on aging and illness notes common pains and ailments from rheumatism to digestive troubles and kidney and liver wear. It promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a stimulating remedy that helps restore organ function and expels toxins, with a free informational treatise offered by H. H. Warner and Co. Ltd in Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathal
Warner
H. H. Warner and Co. Ltd
Australasian Franch
Melbourne
Salvation Army marks 28 years in Port Pirie with celebrations
Port Pirie Salvation Army celebrated 28 years of work with a weekend program at Florence Street hall. Staff Captain Mackay conducted services and dedicated a new band instrument. A “War Memories” afternoon featured reminiscences by veterans. An Anniversary tea on Monday drew public support and awards honored the Timbrel Band for a “Coronation” spread. Birthday greetings from former officers underscored the Army’s valued role in the town.
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Port Pirie
Salvation Army
Florence Street
Mackay
Salvation
Adelaide
Little Bourke Street
Haines
Kuapp
Majoc Poote
Light Brigade
Melbourne
Smith
Yorketown
Barkan Llobart
Sadanand
Prison Gate Ieee
Sydney
Fort Villa
Australia
Wood Great Peppermint Care For Comgha Ati Culte
Unable to extract coherent events or entities from the fragment. The readable text shows scattered phrases including wood and peppermint care but lacks clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a dated news item.
Alma Plains District Council Meeting Minutes June 1911
The Alma Plains district council reports on road work and lamp installation at Hamley Bridge and R. Co. Church, approves G Wyatt road rolling at 32/6 per day, and sets notices for verandah posts removal. It considers shared funding with Stockport for a boundary road section, rabbit destruction, and a children’s coronation day demo up to £5. Salary for A A Jeffries rises £3 per year. Tenders for main road work awarded to J Jansen. Council thanks the retiring chairman.
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aAll
Hamley Bridge
R. CO. Church
G. Wyatt
Anderson
Altogethr
District Council of
Stockport
H. F. Smith
Boundary Road
Stockport Council
Crown Landara
Tamblyn
Tambuln
A. A. Jeffries
W. A. Day
Mesare Smythe Brothers
Dalkey
Act
James Bell
Gilbert Bridge
Trarger
Jnn
Freebairns Gate
Ford
Almas North Church
South Bridge
Algo
Alma
J. Jansen
Dalkey Sheep Industry Meeting and Commonwealth Wool Facts
A DaI key agricultural note reports a June 19 meeting of the Agriculturalist and Sheep Industry group with officers present and tenders to be called for land leases. It also includes an excerpt from the Commonwealth Year Book on the development and scale of Australia's sheep industry, comparing state flocks and 1909 exports to major nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Australis
Macarthur
New South Wales
Victoria
Sa Nent
South Australia
West Australia
Tasmania
Queensland
Australia
Argentine Republic
Switzerland
Uni
New Zealand
United Kingdom
Balaklava District Notices and Road Works
The Crown Lands Office records subsidy payment to the Balaklava council. The Crown Lands Commissioner denies Hall District annexation. Michael Myles seeks to enclose and rent road south of section 410. A A Nitachke granted reopening of a closed road. Dr McBurney lets repairs to J T Hourigan. Contract 26 forfeited. Works ordered include 3½ chain rubble road near George Wilson. Tender accepted for Contract 81 by John F Wilson with rates for metal and grubbing. Payments total £135 43 10d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Hourigan
M. J. Smith
Crown Lands Office
Council
Commercial Bank
Balaklava
Commissioner of
Crown Lands
District Council of
Hall
Michael Myles
A. A. Nitachke
Dr. McBurney
J.T. Hourigan
Geo. Wilson
John F. Wilson
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Baleklava Agricultural Bureau
Rebhie
J. A. Waite
Falaklava
MR. W. J. Pimlutt
Mtr
J. Pimfott
Pivic
Theos
Boilera
Repaira
Tweeday
Tanlott
Adelside
Cort
City Union
Pimlott
Geddes
Iic
Tt. Bowden
Ile
OF Clements
Woods
Port Firie Gun Club
T. Freeman
G. Green
Strazz
Randuc
A.J. McDonald
W.F. Wellson
Abermaln
I. Casey
J. Reidy
A. Moyle
J. Casey
A. Herbert
J. Ieuly
Gh Green
F . Herberk
Ian
A. Caney
Melhoald
C.E. Werbert O
Moyle
Wells
Qoullulail
Jd. Reidys
Jun
W.F. Wella
A. J. McDonald
Oqoluginz
J. Gawey
A.J. NeTionald
W.F. Wells
Sull
ILO
Reidy
A. Moyls
Lepil
W.E. Wells
J. Guseyers
Uolnlu
J. Keindy
John” Low
U. Herbert
A. Moogle
Ality
Sani T. Freeman
McDonald Vu
Port Pirie Light Horse
Roscommon
Mrs. Carr
Carris
Harris
Menhors
Wolfe
Alma Plains
St. Luke's Church
Dillon
Commissioner of Crown Lands
B. Franks
Aidallis
Gyerseer
Exuran
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