Wheat Stabilisation Bill Sparks SA Farmers Rally
At Kadina a large meeting formed the Primary Producers Protection Association to oppose the Wheat Industry Stabilisation Bill. The group aims to shield producers from government interference and resist socialisation of the wheat sector, with H J Cadd as chairman and Leslie Gairdner as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W.B.B.A
S— Methodist White
High School
St. Joseph Bledef
Methodist Blie
Presbyterian & Bay
St. Joseph's Brown
Kadina
Primary Producers Protection Association
Australia
H. J. Cadd
Moonte
Leslie
Gairdner
Chartered Accountant
Gawler Place
Adelaide
Mr. L. & Heath
Aeteniea
South Australia
Support for Injured Footballer and Local Fund Initiatives
Local sports figures rally to aid Ted Robbins and Horrie in Jamestown area. Donations and fundraising are organized through R. Park, A. Wenham, and Ai. Davey, with contributions from E. T. Daly and others. Farmers critique government wheat policies amid parliamentary debate and price disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noretherm Areas Association
Ted Robbins
Caltowie
H. Jackson
Jonestown
Booleroo
Horrie
Plaster of Paris
Torrie
Jamestown
Jamesown
Harper Sambell Wedding at Rosefield Church
Muriel Sam bell wed Ardrossan elder son Rev S T Harper in Rosefield Methodist Church on June 22 with a satin gown, orange blossom coronet and beaded veil. Bridesmaid Roma Wagner wore Marina crepe, best man Allan Harper, reception at Maple Leaf Cafe, guests in formal attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosefield Methodist Church
Muriel
GC. Sambell
Pullatton
Caltochelle Lyle
Cecil Bverett
Orange
Roma Wagner
Tames
Allan Harner
Uidégreonty
Ralph Sambell
Igner
Maple Leaf Cafe
Northern Areas Football Association Scores and Standings
Crystal Brook edged Wirrabara by four in a tight match as Jamestown and Laura split points in a one point win for Laura. Georgetown defeated Gladstone 14 12 to 5 13 with best players named for both sides. Jamestown's Friday lineup includes Daly and Gribble among others as Saturday's matchups loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Cvook
Wirrabara
Laura
Jamestown
Glidstone
Georgetown
Gladstone
BooYOOLIE Agricultural Society Meeting Plans Indoor Show
The BooYOOLIE Agricultural Society met in Laura Town Hall on Thursday evening July 18. It decided to hold an Indoor Show in Laura Town Hall and grounds on September 7 at 2.20 pm. Stewards were named for Flowers, Cooking, Needlework, Schoolwork, Pigeons, Poultry, and Children’s Pets. A stewards meeting will be held August 1 to finalize prizes and other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Town Hall
School children visit review office printing presses
Scholars from Hornsdale and Tarcowie Primary Schools visited the Review Office last Thursday. Led by head teachers Miss Lutze and Mr. Thompson, students inspected printing presses and machinery, with listed attendees from both schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornsdale
Tarcowie
R. Lutze
Mr. Thompson
Tareowie
Betty Smith
Messrs
M. Smith
A. Twigden
Five Local Candidates Address Electors at Jamestown
Five Liberal and Country League candidates spoke at Jamestown Institute on Thursday afternoon for 15 minutes each. Norman Vowles and M deN Lucas led the talks outlining farm subsidies, housing for veterans, wheat stabilization, and country development. James Gilfillan, G Stanley Hawker, and Norman Jamieson urged strong State and Empire ties, rural reform, and voter support in the Burra electorate. Ballots issued to about 1,000 SCL members with returns due by July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal and Country League
Burra
Jamestown Institute
H. K. Moore
L.C.L
D. McDonald
M.P
Norman Vowles
Spalding
M. den. Lucas
Hansom
Hawker
Bryan
James Gilfillan
Jamestown
Norman Jamieson
Canowie Bell
N. Vowles
House of Assembly
Liberal City League
Vowles
Tani
M. den. Lees
South Australia
Queensland
G. Stanley Hawker
Stockowners’ Association
R.8.l
1.C.L
Labour
Playford
Gilfivlan Sala
L.C.S
Resi Dent
S.C.L
A. 8
Jamestown High Hosts Peterborough In Mixed Sports Meet
Friday July 20 events saw Peterborough and Jamestown High School teams contest football and basketball at Jamestown. Peterborough won the football 12 19 to nil with goals by Tannebring Cunningham Shakes Gordon Miller and others. Basketball favored the visitors with Peterborough winning all divisions. multiple scorers are listed and best players named for each grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterborough
Jamestown
R. Tannebring
L. Cunningham
D. Shakes
R.gordon
K. Miller
G. Gabb
N. Godfrey
Haden
O. Pugher
M. Gibbs
J. Durman
R. Fosdike
B. Graefe
G. Lloyd
Dulcie Dennis
Marie Teague
Lol Phyllis
Dorothy Coombe
Pegey Luck
Barbara Lawrie
Patty White
Dorothy Hawkins
Molly O'Grady
Enid Cornish
Dorothy Davis
June Grimwood
Glenda Dawson
Daleie Dennis
Yvonne Cornish
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Country Party
McEwen
U.K
Suez
McCormick
Ino Tetor
McCormick-Deering
Peters Bros
Wade and Allison Pty. Ltd
Redfirm
Waw
Gitsham & Sons Ltd
Port RD
Thebarton
Yaraulie Bog
Harper—Sambell
Northern Areas Football Association
Booyoolie Agricultural Society
LCL
Lester
Jamestown Talkies
Lana Turner
Robt, Young
Walter Brennan
Eugene Palette
al, Mowbraw
May Whitty
Mokey
Laura Ice & Produce Go. Ltd
Golden North
Golden North Dairy Products
James Smith Caltowie
General Commission
Ford Dealer
HOE Shearer Combine
HOLT
Morris
Jamestown High School
Lea
Edith Harrington
Cyclax
Jamestown Pharmacy
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