Georgetown and Jamestown Match Thriller at Crystal Brook
A tight contest ended with Georgetown edging Jamestown 8 goals 9 behinds to 7 goals 7 behinds at Crystal Brook. Key players included Page, Davidson, Hill, Midara, Pritonard, Fisher for Georgetown and Doody, Pascoe, Sandow, Kelly for Jamestown. Poor weather limited attendance but both teams produced sharp play and several goals.
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Georgetown
Page
Davidson
Hill
Midara
Pritonard
Fisher
Jamestown
Doody
Pascoe
Sandow
Kelly
Nepper
MoKostie
Souter
Local Football Match Ends in Gladstone Victory
In a friendly clash at the claw of a good game Gladstone defeated Koalunga by 8 goals 6 behinds to 6 behinds 4 behinds. Best players for Gladstone included Read Harrie Foes Fisher Mexsoral Kearney Travers Paeohe Stavens Kavanagh Duffield with Koalunga’s standouts Cooper Fuller Peddiar Bentley Chivell Palmer. Goalkickers saw Fors five for Gladstone and Jackson Fuller Chivell two each for Koalunga. Mr F Bookenara was central umpire.
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Gladmane
Foss
Barris
Kearney
Koo
Kavanagh
Jackson
Jone
Koolunga
Wilters
Gladsone
Fuller
Gladstone
Toolings
Ghivell
Fisher
Yates
Koalunga
Read
Harrie
Foes
Mexsoral
Travers
Paeohe
Stavens
Duffield
Cooper
Peddiar
Bentley
Chivell
Palmer
Fors
Harris
Koolanga
Gladstone Grade Team Wins Debut Match At Laura
Gladstone B. Grade team won by two points on a rough ground at Laura in their first match. Final score Gladstone 6 goals 4 behinds Laura 4 goals 8 behinds. Goalkickers for Gladstone were Harris Bergin Duffy O'Brien with single goals.
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Gladstone
Laura
Ryan
Read
Bergin
Trelosr
Winter Harris
Odgers
Atkins
Apcott
Reishstein
Boott
Gladstone Boys Win Close Contest At Gladstones Field
Gladstone scored 8 goals 8 behinds to 8 goals 0 behinds in a tight Saturday morning clash at Gladstones. Best players included R Brechin W Novak EK O'Brien Harris Higgioe Treasure Cook Milhioch Barclay Bollitt and Travers. Cook and O'Brien each tallied two goals with Brechin Harris and O'Brien contributing multiple scores.
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Jamestown
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W. Novak
EK. O'Brien
Harris
0. Harris
L. Higgioe
OC. Treasure
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H. Milhioch
B. Barclay
H. Bollitt
Jamestow
Gladstone's Successful Day in Bportesa
Jamestown High School lost to Gladstone High School in both football and basketball on Saturday. B Grade footballers beat Laura by two points, while Gladstone’s senior team defeated Koolunga on the oval, with the local side missing a easier win. Well done Gladstone.
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Jamestown High School
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Gladstones Goalkickers tally in match report
Fos scores 14, Coleman 11, Nayda 7, Fisher Harris 4, Kavanagh 8, Kearney 4, Yates 3, Bergin 7, Pasche 1 as Gladstone’s players contribute to a team total.
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Fos
Coleman
Nayda
Fisher Harris
Kavanag' Rh
Kearney i Sieve
Yates
Bergin
Pasche
Gladstone and Jamestown Set For Saturday Match
Teams listed to represent Gladstone and Jamestown in a local Saturday game. Gladstone lineup includes Kava B C Kearney Chalmers Pasche Coleman Read Fisher Nayda Humphire Mey Haylock Yuten Raichstain and others. Jamestown details unclear.
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Gladstone
Jamestown
Ovel
Kava B.c
Kearney
Inneies Chalmers
J. Pasche
E. Coleman
A. Read
M. Fisher
C. Nayda
L. Humphire
B. Mey
Haylock
N. Yuten
Genciea
T, Ryan
Raichstain
Georgetown and Crystal Brook face off in regional match
Georgetown meets Crystal Brook with captains Hill and Drew leading squads. Emergencies noted among players include Corkill Kotz Angley and O'Shaughnessy while Borth and Smart provide supporting roles.
Gladstone G v Port Pirie Brambles in B Grade clash
Port Pirie Ramblers visit Gladstone for a B Grade match at 1:90 pm on Saturday. Gladstone names Egan captain with squad including Leesue Novak Read Gabalan Ghotlat and Treloar Gale Turley Bertman Winter Harris Yates Nowak and O Brien Hewett Hewett plus additional players.
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Gladstone G. v
Port Pirie Bramblers
Port Piris Ramblers
Port Piris
Gladstone
Gladstons
Murdock Bros Grow from Small Shop to Ford Service Firm
The Murdock brothers formed a business in 1013 at Warocks and expanded to Yorketown Kadina and Crystal Brook by 1923. By 1938 they sold 107 cars and last year over 300 vehicles plus trucks tractors. Four brothers served in 1915. two were wounded with POW experiences. The firm plans a large Ford only service station at Warcoka.
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Warocks
E. C
C. W
Tyorketown
Kadina
Crystal Brook
Murdock
Whales
Warcoka Buni
Ford Pee Ene Reding Ead Disanving
Ford Products
G. XE
Anit
Giltetons District Council Elects A B Blesing Chairman
Mr A B Blesing was unanimously chosen chairman at Fel aaiseson Bah annual meeting. The Education Department bids farewell to Mr T H Nicolle a longtime schools inspector. his death ends a career spanning Port Adelaide Auburn Moriston and Mount Gambier. He served the Methodist Church and led the Teacher’s Union in 1924. He leaves a widow and two daughters. Burial was in Clare Bead cemetery Hiapunds.
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Fel Aaiseson Bah
A. B. Blesing
Compax
Blesing
T. H. Micolle
Education Dai
South Westealia
Nicolle
Il Fe
Aye
Tarise
Morriton
Port Adelade
Kepunda
Wa'larso
Stone Bah Boolings
Port Wakefield
Peterborough Schor
Mount Gambier
Currie Street
Adelaide
Methodist Church
Misa Tavera Rivalia
Pulishon
M. Groff
Sefton Park
Clare Bead
Hiapunds
Georgetown Dance Night Shines with Colors and Fashion
A Georgetown club dances and feasts in red and black decorations, streamers, and artificial flowers. Guests from Tauea Gladstone and Golnare attend. dresses feature beading, fur, and satin. A later obit notes resident J. O’Connor’s death and a funeral at Georgetown cemetery. community mourns the horseman and notes hospital recoveries.
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Tauea
Gladstone
Golnare
Georgette Baned
Miss Newlyn
Mise M. Hynes
M. Cacmedy
K. Locke
Mise Jolly
K. King
E. B.bert
Laura
W. Igrenal
P.M. Ands Taeeke
H. Cronk
G. Wilkin
I. Smart
Guluare
E Noil
Lucky
Minozane
Kiley
Georgetown
Mer Fred Jeffery
O*conner
Henry "Conner
F. Boehm
F. Phillips
Misa O'Conner
Ttt
Mulcahy
Jos Bond
Clover Hill
Greta Bond
North Adelaide Hospital
Aome
Kevin Davoran
Jamestown
Svvan
Atay
Davidson Leaves Council After 29 Years of Service
Long-serving Councillor Davidson retires after 29 years of faithful service. He entered the council in 1806 and chaired from 1903 to 1921, guiding district stock yards and the electric night scheme, with a portrait to be hung in the Cornall Chamber.
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Counall
Pny Seravett
Counsillor Dividaon
Bia
Davidson
Thaa
Davidson Os Gonadhor
Connell
Davidcom
Conneil
Corneil Chamber
Walter Wood Concert Party Aids Tubercular Soldiers
Letter to the editor urges support for a tour by the Walter Wood Concert Party to Port Pirie and nearby towns to raise funds for the Tubercular Soldiers Association. It notes returning servicemen suffer consu mption, cites growing membership, and asks readers to buy tickets at low prices and spread the word.
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Port Pirie
Qoryats
Brook
Gladstons
Commonwealth
Dorlog
Scember
T.B. Association
Meney
Eas
Wirths Wonders Show Brings Global Acts to Australian Tour
The Wirth Bros circus announces a world touring program with famed acts from around the globe. The unnamed acts include trained dogs monkeys ponies and elephants along with human performers. The tour, visiting locations such as Port Pirie and Corman Spek, promises an extensive menagerie and spectacular performances beginning in July.
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Weagon
Philip Wirth
Wirth
Wirth Bros
Ignrounion Nals
Sasace
Torellis Circus
Hijen May
Witiny
Young
Adelaide
Acta
Dlom
Port Pirie
Corman Spek
Laora
Moving Stairway Mindset Persists Says Some People
Some individuals believe life works like a moving stairway, where simply stepping aboard guarantees ascent to success without effort. The view contrasts with calls for hard work, resilience, and personal initiative.
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Gladstone Agricultural Bureau Branch Holds Annual Meeting
The Gladstone branch met, with 30 present. O Lines chaired as reports and balance sheet were adopted, pledges for wheat receipts to weigh bags were set, and officers elected including Potter as chairman Smal lcumbe and Liner as vice chairs Ose as treasurer and Bargin as secretary. A social supper followed with hearty thanks to the hostess and singing.
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Gladstone
Preaon
Wr. O
Sonisl
Offiser
J. BR. Potter
Mees J. Smallacombe
H. J. Liner
Co. Ose
J.T Bargin
T. Brown
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