Beetaloo Valley Bureau Branch Annual Meeting
Beetaloo Valley Agricultural Bureau held its annual meeting and social on Tuesday night with visitors present. Officers elected include Chairman H L Cook, Vice-chairman A Bartrum, Hon. Lee, and Treasurer J Halse, plus committee members Fadd, A Clegg, HK Paul, A Lewis, and J Arthur. New members Bartrum, Brown, and Head were elected. remarks praised the year ahead, toasts honored include The Agric Bureau and Advisory Board, The retiring Chairman J Halse, and The Beetaloo Valley Branch. Music by Jim Gale, H Paul, and Klopper accompanied songs and recitations, with thanks to visitors from Pritchard and others.
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Beetaloo Valley Agricultural Bureau
Mr. HL ©. Cook
A. Bartrum
Hon. Lee
J. Halse
Fradd
A. Clegg
Paul A Lewis
J. Arthur
Bartrum
T. Brown
H. T. Head
H. CG. Cook
Pritchard
S.A. Agric. Bureau
B. G. Orchard
Agric. Bureau and Advisory Board
J. Pritchard
J. Clegg
Mr. J. Halse
A. Lewis
Messrs
H. T. Hollitt
Gladstone
W. W. Blesing
Laura
Amey
H. Paul
Judell
The
Areas Express
Beetaloo Valley
E. L. Orchard
Jim Gale
Klopper
A Lewis
Cook
H. R. Lines
B. T. Hollitt
J. C. Arthur
Messrs. Pritchard
H.R. Lines
P. Curtin
Harvest of rain boosts odds and sports at Jamestown
Splendid rains last weekend lift season prospects as golf championships unfold in Jamestown with men in mud and rain and women set for next Saturday. Bradman’s 334 in 3rd Test at Leeds spurs credit to Australia as crowds cheer. Budget protests grow in South Australia with farmers meeting in Moonta urging alternatives to reduce spending. Spafford notes crops on Byres Peninsula look promising.
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Jamestown
Bradman
Leeds
Scullin
H. J. Cadd
Moonta
S.A. Wheat Producers’ Freedom Association
S.A
Spafford
Byres Peninsula
Tattersall Race Run Saturday at the track
By Euramie the meeting lists hurdles and handicaps with horses named Welter Whipster Designer Macadams Burnemup Sir Frewin Seaheim Margate Induna Simon s Bier Rose Brae John Orby and related events including Steeplechase and Breeder s Handicap for a Saturday program.
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Euramie
Seaheim
Margate
Burnemup
Sir Frewin
Induna
Simon’s
Rose Brae
John Orby
Beetaloo Valley Branch Showcases Valley Produce
In the Beetaloo Valley Hall members of the Branch arranged an exhibit of citrus fruits, early tomatoes, and cereal products to show what could be produced there even in a dry period. The valley’s fertility and versatility in fruit and vegetable production are well known in a normal year.
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Beetaloo Valley
Georgetown District Council Meeting Notes June 27 1930
The Georgetown district council held its June 27 1930 meeting with Dr J A Lyons presiding. Nominations were declared elected for Georges Town Ward Gul fare Ward Narridy Ward and Yacka Ward. Discussions covered roads trees grazing at cemetery reserve water pipes and work tender approvals. The chairman and councilors were thanked for service and the next meeting scheduled for July 21 at Yacka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Lyons
P. G Thomas
J. H. Teakle
C. A. Smallacombe
P. J. Harvey
A G. Fuller
E. F. Smart
W. G. A. Thomas
W. Odgers
WW. Odgers
Conservator of Forests
Secretary of Lands
Narridy
Yacka
Wm. M. Goss
Ray Goss
Hector Goss
Yackamoo Rundie
Georgetown
North Park Lands
Ganger
J. Stewart
Crosbie
R. Forrester
A. B. Blesing
Gladstone
Fuller
McLeod's, Yacka
Harvey Wa
Howards
Smallacombe
G. Hill
H. Holloway
West Terrace
James Streat
W. Odgera
Cunningham
Gang
Fermie
Guinare
P. G. Thomas
Cr. Smallacombe
Teakle
Gyerseer
Nanner
Georgetown resident Coleman Fahy dies in Adelaide Hospital
Georgetown mourns Coleman Fahy 71 from County Clare who died in Adelaide Hospital after moving with his family 8.4 years ago. Survived by wife Rose Carter and two sons Tom and Will, funeral held at West Terrace attracted many ex-residents. Mrs Fahy in Adelaide seriously ill. community sadness widespread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Adelaide Hospital
Coleman Fahy
Mr. Fahy
County Clare
Ireland
Two Wells
Rose Carter
Tom
Will
Adelaide
Fahy
West Terrace
Ring Phone 21 for all your Motor Requirements
Local ad promotes motor parts and services with a focus on Ring Phone 21 as the contact for inquiries. It highlights available engines, tires, and repair options aimed at drivers and vehicle owners seeking quick, reliable service.
Personal notes on travel and health in Gladstone area
Mr Mark Botting returned to Gladstone from Adelaide on Monday. The Very Rev Monsignor E A Mulcahy, former head of Gladstone and Georgetown Roman Catholic Churches, is recovering at Calvary Hospital North Adelaide and hopes to leave when weather improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Botting
Adelaide
Gladstone
E. A. Mulcahy
Georgetown
Calvary Hospital
North Adelaide
Gladstone Club Holds Successful Institute Hall Dance
The Gladstone Football Club hosted a well attended dance at Institute Hall on Thursday July 10 with Rothr sheim's Port Firle Orchestra providing music. Mr G S Kearney acted as master of ceremonies and a supper was served in Memorial Hall supervised by Mrs E A Gale with numerous helpers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone Football Club
Institute Hall
Rothrsheim
Port Firle
G. S. Kearney
Memorial Hall
E. A. Gale
Mesdames J. Myatt
D. O'Brien
W. C. Cook
E. W. Winkler
B Ssniow
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Zephys
Clark’s
H. R. Clark’s
Gladstone Stores
Australia
New Zealand
Newfoundland
Kingsford Smith
Plume
Mobiloil
Kingsford Smith, M.G
A.F.C
Southern Cross
Sporting News
Harbour Grace
New York
Mobil Oil
Vacuum Oil CO. Pty, Ltd
District Council OF
Gladstone Croquet Club
Mesdames
J. S. Fisher
W. Thomas
Mesdames Thomas
Crafter
Mesdames Winkler
Chick
Thomas
Mr. Glenn
Mra. Chick
Mesdames Thomas and
Mesdames Fisher
Thomas and
Bennett
Chick Teat
B. A. Gale
Australian Dry Cleaners
American Dry Cleaning Co
Kent Town
Southern Union General Insurance
Wm. Moffat
Smediey Palmer
Pirie Chambers
Motor Spirit
Golden Summit
S.A.F.U
Leonard Rechner
HL C. Sleigh
Advanx
Peterborough
Advanx World
H. Ifould & Son
Town
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