Australia Day Funds Collected by the Mayor and District
A record lists contributions from Mayor Mr E A Gals and District Connell among many individuals and firms, totaling £1114. Proceeds include Railway Ball £278 and overall funds raised to date £1111 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E A. Gals
Connell
C. Budge
A. E. Blesing
J. Growden
Merdames A. Levarigator
JT. Hill
J. Prior
Meeers F.C. Grubb
J. B. Shepherdeon
Hancock & Osborne
R. Rampoon
W. H. Deehle
J. 4
Fisher
Rev
A. K. Jones
W. Odgere
A. Richarde
W. B Creber
HU. Bennett & Son
C. J. Baogater
C. Read
G. A. Fisher
A. J. P. Kumnick
W. Cor
W Bedmary
Meagra J. Page
P. Millard
I. Mewett
I. Mewett. 10/ es0h—Mra Brayley
Meeere
H. J. Hillier
G. R. Criddle
Messra W. Cook
KH. B. Barelsy
H. B Hewalt
Miss Read
Mesera W
Reynolde
W. King
Miss McKenzie
Messrs
J. Eley
J. Pitman
Gladstone notices recount local war loyalties and school moves
Personal notices honor widow Mra T Kerio of Gladstone and praise Mr A J Kumonick newly in charge of Gladstone Public School after six years as assistant at Hindmarch Goodwood and Port Pirie. The piece notes Kumonick’s cricket, teaching, organization roles, and a letter from Private Wally Kedwarde to local youths. It also mentions local families with sons at war, including four Bitmead siblings and Lieut Harold Both, and reflects on letters from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally” Kedwarde
Gladstone Boye
Careleen
Mr. W. Bitmead
Gladstone
Jack
George
Frank
Germany
Charlie
Sydney
Jolly
Patia
R. E. Lines
Harold Both
J. H. Both
Caltowie
Physical Sins and Safer Constipation Relief NUJOL
A short health feature argues neglect of constipation harms health as decaying waste poisons blood. It warns laxatives are habit forming and promotes NUJOL as a safe non medicated lubricant laxative made by Standard Oil. It notes NUJOL does not grip or absorb, is pleasant to take, and sold by chemists and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
U.S
Vis
Shore
Ivebristen
West Australia
New York
Gladstone Council Minutes Show Support for Returning Soldiers
Friday July 12 meeting attended by Mayor and councilors Cre Wyner Creber Ward Quinlan Hanon Goold and Town Clerk. Minutes read and confirmed correspondence noted including flood water works and repatriation employment. Overseers report received and council backed Ward apology. Motion passed to assist returning soldiers and repaint pound yard board and repair wheelbarrow. Paysheet and government grants accounts approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cre Wyner
Creber
Ward
Quinlan
Hanon
Goold
Grent
A.R
Cr Quinlan
Cr Haan
Cr Goold
Cr ‘Quindan
Cr Hann
Pound Yard
Cre Han
Health Board Reports Diptheria Carriers in Gladstone
Adelaide Hospital and Officer of Health report two children from Gladstone were diphtheria carriers. Central Board of Health to supervise milk testers. Chairman noted town swabs were clean. Proposal to require reliable patients to take a final swab for a clear bill of health when needed. Carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Hospital
Gladstone
Central Board of Health
Sams
Hann
Goold
Gladstone District Council Meets July 1918
The Gladstone district council held a Saturday meeting with Chairman and six councilors present. Minutes approved and finance discussed. by laws adopted. road and land matters reviewed. approvals given for budget, contracts, road formation, and extending Flavel’s contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Dre Lehmann
Bleeing
Heaslip
Humphris
W. E. Bradock
Central Board of Health
Cr Lehman
Cr Humphris
Cr Browden
Cr Blesing
Cr Heaslip
Cr Humphria
Govt. Gazetta
Dr Humphrie
Criddle
Cr Lehmann
Cr Humphries
Flavel
Blesing
Cr Humphrie
Daly
Manatoo
Automobile Association
Eucalypti Extract Praised By Auckland Family
A loyal user writes that Sander & Sons Eucalypti Extract has been a household staple for 42 years. He recalls starting in 1876 when his wife suffered neuralgia and the remedy provided rapid relief. The letter claims continued trusted results from internal and external use and laments a substitute failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers
Sander & Sons
Y. Hopeing
Auckland
Laura town notes and updates from 40 years ago
Forty years ago Laura residents discussed railway delays and urged prompt actions. Crystal Brook named Sussmann stationmaster at Clare town while Georgetown Port Office additions and Gladstone office rooms were proposed. National Bank Laura manager Tothill moved to Kapanda. Usitowie’s Ponfaht replaces him. Mutual Improvement Society formed at Gladatons with officers elected. Morris received 18 sovereigns token of appreciation at institute. A phonograph invention by Adelaide’s A Dolbie showcased. Local surveyors mocked by town’s current growth. A roaring creek splits church hill from town center. Caltowie station access described as appalling. Crystal Breck and Caltowie plans to build an Institute for £1500 with £95 already subscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caltowie
Crystal Breck
Cheer-Up gift evening in CalTowie Institute Hall
In CalToWIE July 11 Cheer-Up Society held a gift evening with euchre, dance and supper attracting a large audience and a varied gifts collection. Lieut Both spoke on enlistment and wartime service while A McGallum presided and M F Leahy and A Goldfinch spoke. Dancing and supper closed the event. Australia Day plans were announced for August 23 with a general committee appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caltowie
Institute Hall
Alex McGallum
Both
J. H. Both
Gallipoli
Signal Coy
France
A. V. Batten
E. F. Both
Fragmented Australasian era notes mix war news and oddities
A dense mosaic of wartime snippets and general trivia covers Australia’s war effort, weather notes, financial figures, social events, and local notices. It mentions Australia Day, the Republic of Haiti declaring war, crop damage in Queensland, golden wedding anniversaries, and random quips, all reflecting a broad, disjointed 1917-era newspaper page.
Port Pirie News July 1a Charge of unlawful possession
Port Pirie notes record a Wednesday Police Court remand for Edmund Johns on unlawful possession of straps. Another case, Arthur McDronuald, faces insult charges as a marine fireman. he pleads not guilty but is fined with costs. A concert at Pine Hall aids a Young Men's Club fund. Health officials praise town sanitation gains. Soldiers Memorial Park Arbor Day planned and Red Cross tea profits reported. Welcome home events for returned soldiers organized by Congregational Girls Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Rota
Nerds
Chester
Vreter
Edmund Johns
Tt Hagwe
J Wo Regan
Hague
Molige Court
Mees Rog
Siemends
H A. Chester
Arthur McDronuald
Jesse
Geers
Lornest
Freeman Robinsen
Elicl
Royal Australian Sava
Delemdant
Plague
Garnier
Naval Board
Euard
Lesander Street
Heer
Owill
Punn Hall
Pine Hall
Sweetland
Tonehell
Hyman
Williams
Pike
Central Quartette
Furler
Pearce
Sampson
Webber
Edgar Maller
A. Leonard
Central Board of Health
Cuncillors
M. E. Goods
North Ward
Central Board
Goode
A. K. Forgan
Dean Dawaon
Eileen Winter Ealls
Marjorie Skewes
Forgan
Adelaide
D. Skowes
Boucher
Kitchar
Broken Hill
Congregational
Wach Eoldier
Moesstre F. T. Rond
H. W. Wilking
Gedden
A. E B. Gara
Lieut. Head
Lance Cpl. Wright
Ee A. Forasith
V. Wilms
V. Sudkamp
Mesara T. D. Webb
Stan Parker
W. Sweetland
Mise L. Lewis
Ores
Manbera
Clu
Death of Mr William Sandery in Pirie West
The Pirie West community mourns the death of William Sandery at age 71. Long associated with smelting works, he lingered after a recent fall. his wife survives along with a son, Ther Sandery of Prospect. A large extended family, including prominent athletes, recalls his years in the local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandery
Pirie Wet
Willant Sawlery
Jural Seucling Works
Broken Hill
Pirte West School
Mr. Sandery
Cinesone
Ldwin
Mount Lyell
Pas- Wiaitia
Thil Sandery
Prospect
High Quality Flower Seeds and Horticultural Goods
An item listing nursery stock and garden supplies includes seeds bulbs vegetables feeds flowers wreaths ornamental trees palms ferns shrubs and related horticultural products. It advertises expert advice and country orders with a postal or phone contact.
Recruiting Talk on Voluntary Ballot in Port Pirie Delegates
In Port Pirie on July 13 Lieutenant W Robertson explained the voluntary ballot for recruiting to a meeting of delegates in the Institute Supper room. He outlined duties for local recruiting committees and the conditions under which a ballot would be unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Wakefield
Institute
C. A. Graham
L. Warland
Mra Lanyon
Inois
Port Pirie
Acheve
Towne and Diatricta
Whele Commonwealth
Din
Lieut
Robertson
Reliable Home Made Remedy For Colds And Bronchitis
A home remedy claims to cure asthma bronchitis colds influenza and sore throats by destroying germs soothing inflamed mucous membranes loosening phlegm and toning the system. The recipe uses HEENZO a registered home essence with warm water and sweetening per directions. Stores stock HEENZO and a ready-made cough mixture is also available.
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Gladstone Corporation
Govt
Board OF Health
Laura
Mr. Sussmann
Crystal Brook
Dames Town
Georgetown Port Ofice
Gladstone Cfise
Tothill
Kapanda
Ponfaht
Usitowie
Gladatons
A. Watt
LB. Anderson
Burndey
Jackson
W. dl. Morris
A. Dolbie
Woods
Australia
Tobiace
Circuit Court
Circuit Court Gadstone
Diliga Luck
Ace i
England
A of Lords
Hous
Loi
B.C
America
Atill
Quéenaland
Republic of Haiti
Indica
Amelia Grose
Moonta
J. N. Wiles
Glen Osmond
Edwin Davey
Normanville
John Bartram
Kingswood
Lord Forrest
London
House of Lords
Duncan Campbell
Ben
New Zealand
Port Piris
Lovely Ladies' Corps
Dow
Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes
Calhona
Ak Sale
Linsleam
W. L. Parsons Stores
William Sandery
Rardis
Philip Marks
Kelsay A Trott
North Terrane
Marshall
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