Welcome Home to Capt. Gallasch M C
A town holds a warm welcome for Captain Gallasch amid a salute and speeches. Mayor H A Gale notes most returnees from service and praises the returning soldiers for their resilience and sacrifice. Community leaders thank veterans and emphasize support for those who served in the war.
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Capt. Gallasch
M.C
Gladetans
Axtandin
Peelcomne
V.ie Lame
Rotane E Jonese
W. Udgers
H. A. Gale
Walcheres
Gat' Salnen Pares
Gladatoce
Mt i Aiaeanh
Wergeants
la Lance
Ian
Welomas
Gallamh
Gallaeh
Gladetune
Parsons
Tarnin
Ted Yemen
Galak
W. Gor
Abe
Gallasch
Notable Thanks and Anthem Close Port Event
The speaker thanked Red Cross Tisch Gombe and Soakbert for involvement and warmly acknowledged all participants. Proceedings concluded with the National Anthem, honoring the general welcome given.
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Red Cross
Tisch Gombe
Soakbert
Unclear historical note on a holiday event and figures
The readable fragments describe a holiday occasion with remarks about people and a send-off. Mentions include Mr J J Mo Auley and Mr Gulla with vague context and a scene of a routine gathering. Details are fragmentary and names are uncertain.
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J. J. Mo
Auley
Gulla
Fragmented Classified Offer With Broken Text
Fragments describe a lower price deal for large size boxes tied to a quantity offer. The readable portion mentions a break in the line and a bundled purchase, but specific product, seller, dates, and clear terms are missing.
Plans for an Inatutats hall at Cxltowis described
Forty years ago in the Press Express an item notes plans and estimates for an Inatutats hall at Cxltowis, projected to cost £500 with about 50K by 30% figures. Another entry mentions a bank donation drive for the Great Northern Racing Club and an open Thursday night event featuring curios, music, and readings including Miss Cate and Mr Beedey amid a stage program.
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Press’ Express
Cxltowis
Gilieress
Misa Cate
F. Teak
Geopbont
Bundey
Biewart
Parval
Ooy Rasisloas
Beedey
Deyoe
Merley
Reading
Anticipations and Odd Races From Port Adelaide
A garbled racing column from Port Adelaide lists events such as Franklin Hurdles and Aloholic or Peldlegien Handicap with references to Piatalada and Davingter Stapplé. The piece includes cryptic phrases about observers, a Park Handicap, and strained lines about a worried heart and a threatened child, ending with a plea for aid and a sign-off "With Word Grant Pappeemsiak Yours."
Fragmented 1919 world notes hint at weather and war debts
A garbled 1910s era collage mentions rain and crop woes, British debts to Armarins, Allied reparations, and public notices. It notes Prime Minister Cook homeward, a fatal death, and widespread poverty while mixing random phrases about weather, soldiers, and prices.
Real Tractor Demonstration At Georgetown Farm
A 00 Joes 4th event near Georgetown showcased the International Harvester Titan 10-20 kerosene tractor. It pulled a 10-furrow plow, operated all day, and impressed farmers with its economy, strength, and durability. Attendees praised the demonstration as the finest yet and noted the tractor’s low oil use and pilot wheel device for turning. Local farmer commentary hinted it could ease labor, with stakeholders urging attendance at future South Australia demonstrations. Details and dates available from The International Harvester Co. in Adelaide.
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Georgetown
International Harvester Com
Asid
Becade
South Austrais
International Harvester Co
North Terrace
Adelaide
Utilization of the River Murray
The Minister of Irrigation outlines three Murray Valley development zones including lower Tiwi swamp reclamation, conversion of higher lands to orchards, and river docking for irrigation and water conservation. Reclamation of Mobilong to Pampoota Swamps covers about 4850 acres with 22 miles of bank. Swanport and Pampoota ready for allotment. 220 settlers assigned. Additional areas at Mypolonga and Bend are progressing with hundreds of settlers expected, aided by labour expansion and tendered clearing work for 2,500 acres in Berri and Cadell.
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J J. G Bee
Australia
Murray Valley
Tiwi
Murray
Muraber
Hon
Hon Reclamation Department
Mobilong
Burdet
Flat
Monteith
Wall
pStebsibort
Pampoota
Swanport
Coameae
Jeo
Mure
Bersi
Mcorece Ito
Hingston
Ton
Eatending Bend
Comarace
Berri
Cadell
Chanpellis
Berri Reaty
Qually
Jamestown Edges Gladstone in Opening Northern Area clash
In Jamestown on Saturday the opening Northern Area Association match drew a strong crowd. Jamestown defeated Gladstone 12 to 5 in a fast game with standout work from Thomson and Berry for the blues and Dickson brothers for the golds, as both sides showed solid forward and wing play amid a windy, edge-of-seat finish.
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Jamestown
Northern Area Association
Gledatons
Damésown
Sein
Lin
Sod
Vieitora
KR. Dickson
Dines
Kylah
Tay
Cronin
Sorien
Golde
Lambert
Kelly
Ayen
Berry
Golda
Gladstoven
Thowson
Delear
Harvin
Leo
Thomson
Tras
Martin
Alogle
P Sizer
Gladstone
Conole
Jarmentown
Golds
Thomann
Berrry
Deleary Kyloh
Harris
Blues
J. Dickson
Buwte
Gold
Dawes
White
Wuiter
Jumurtows
Thomeon
Kyloh
Thamso
Gindatone
Trojyne
Deonin
Jon Dickson
R Dickson
Delasr
Fewster
Hives
Contralehey
Byssmart
Gladatona
Kylob
Lee
Jamestown and Laure clash in prewar style draw at Crystal Brook
Jamestown 5-13 Gisdatour, 8-6 for the winners RK Dickson and Dickson Dance prominent. Laure players led by Thomson best on ground, tight contest with late fisticuffs. Goalkickers Crystal Brook Kearney four, Cheason two. Laure's Acott three. Teams set for Vladstone rematch amid hopeful junior debuts.
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Jamestown
Gisdatour
Crystal Brook
F. O'Brien
T- Drage
Laure
Gorge Smith
Leure
Oull
Eobive
Berewich
Tramp
Wong
Woniey Foothill
Ssvaral
Tangga
Epedstora
Northern Areas Association
Brooks
Laura
G. Brackenrid
Empire
Gwllon
Firat
Uryatal Brook
Tavara
Recond
Kearney
Cheason
Leave— Acott
Lowe
Curtin
J. Buttar
Hearts of the World to screen at Gladstones on June 17
The projection of Hearts of the World by Williamson Ltd promises a thrilling epic, with scenes of World War I battles filmed on French battlegrounds under military cooperation. Stars include Lilien, Dorothy Gish, Gisb, Harron, Fawcett, and Singtonman with Griffith directing a daring production amid explosions and bombardments.
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Gladstons
Meears
Frappe
Miler
Corse
Tanke
Flandersang
Bydnoe
My Griffith
Misses Lilien
Dorothy Gisb
Mra Gisb
Robert Harron
Geo. Fawcett
Geo Singmano
Nepal
Lloyd Jand
Griffith
Griffiths War Love Story Shown Before US Entry
The piece notes D. W. Griffith as the first American to reach the trenches before the United States entered World War I. It highlights the film as a war picture described as a love story of the war. Admission prices include 2 shillings for adults and 1 shilling for children with typical box office lines.
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Phot Bee
Orbers
Mr Griffith
United States
Payment of sustenance in Australian repatriation
Senator Millen, minister for Repatriation, analyzes sustenance payments for February 28, showing 114,600 men returned with 5,000 on sustenance, 4.36 percent, including 760 due to influenza. Many unemployed after hotel and theatre closures. some awaiting vocational training, others with prewar placement challenges.
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Millen
Commonwealth
Department
Victoria
New South Wales
House of Commons
G. J. Wardle
Labour
Wardle
Farewell to Mr and Mrs Alderson in Solomontown
The ladies of Solomontown bid farewell to Mrs Alderson on May 29 at Church Circle. Neighbors praise her kindness and willingness to help. A gift of crusted sugar stain was presented. A St Barnabas Hall farewell included music, dancing, and tributes to Mr Alderson who served in many church roles before moving to Adelaide.
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W. A. Alderson
Solomontown
W. R. Lard
Teague
Mr. Alderson
Mrs. Alderson
Peside
Adelaide
Fragmentary note misreads travel and plant dates
A garbled entry mentions an orange fruit or tree moving from Africa to Europe around 1090 and being planted in Australia in 1781. It also contains a puzzling line about a patient and a question on the liver, with several unclear terms and misspellings.
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Africa
Earupe
Hogland
Auetralis
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Hearta of the World