Cattle Sale Notice for Fat Cattle at Calle
A cattle sale listing shows 10 fat cattle offered from Calle area. Buyers are invited to view and bid as part of a local livestock market event.
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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 10, 1929
Page
2
A cattle sale listing shows 10 fat cattle offered from Calle area. Buyers are invited to view and bid as part of a local livestock market event.
A forthcoming book presents a graphic, 80 page expose of the reasons subscribers to the SA Wheat Compensation Fund did not receive value. It includes extracts from minutes and letters, plus full judgments by Chief Justice Sir Adrian Knox and Sir Isaac Isaacs, to explain failures and guide future readers. Orders before press via local agents or BUG Printing Hindmarsh Square Adelaide. Local Agent-4, HORSBURTHL
Public notice states poison for vermin destruction has been laid on properties within multiple sections of Tid 115 298 50 49 602 340 374 342 348 322 575 488 487 489 490 Stainless 509 five hundred eighteen Sia 519 522 583 B24 in the Hundred of Belalie indicating action under local regulations.
An offer promotes Special Books from the Reference Library Adelaide inviting subscriptions at 18 shillings per year or 4 shillings 6p per quarter. Subscribers may receive 3 books and 2 magazines and are urged to join now.
Classified notices list wanted and found items for sale poultry orders and room rental options. Ads promote “NEOLA” Guest Home at North Street offering comfortable accommodation for visitors and permanent boarders and Mrs Saunders with contact numbers for bookings. Other listings show vacancies at LLENELG Moseley Street and refined guest home services with local telephone contacts.
Mrs M Smallacombe and I express sincere thanks for the kind messages and expressions of sympathy received during our recent bereavement.
In loving memory notices from Schmidt and Landers families dated May 1926 to May 1928. Entries express sorrow and enduring love from spouses, daughters, and grandchildren with brief poetic lines and personal dedications.
Messrs Elder Smith & Co. Ltd will hold their monthly market at Crystal Brook on Wednesday offering 3587 sheep 37 cattle pies poultry implements and sundries as advertised by the firm.
The second term of the Gladstone Branch begins May 13 and ends August 10 1929. Pupils and intending pupils are asked to note the schedule.
A Tuesday evening dance at the Gladstone Institute raised funds for new seating. The event featured music from Mr. W. Kratz via a gramophone with electrical pickup, and catering by Mr. A. C. Masters. Secretary duties were efficiently handled by Mr. W. L. Evans.
Special services planned at the Methodist Church for Mother's Day with white flower distribution aided by a group of girls. A car will assist elderly or infirm attendees to morning services, and the event will see the League of Worshipping Children inaugurated.
An old advertisement touts Sander and Sons Part Volatile Ebu calypts Extract as the best remedy for flu catarrh bronchitis pneumonia and winter ailments. It promotes use in baths mouthwash and on handkerchief and claims awards including First Order of Merit and Gold Medal NZ 1926 and an Amsterdam award for purity and potency.
Sunday May 12 1929 Georgetown holds a 2 pm choral service with anthems and duets. Miss Clare Kotz performs in a 7 pm recital with Rev T Geddes White leading. Monday features Baptist Union speakers Rev B E C Tack and others with musical items and coffee. Gladstone Mother’s Day services at 11 led by Rev T Geddes White. Inauguration League Worshipping Children solo 17 by Rev D Shaw with duets and wear a white flower. Huddleston 3 includes communion led by Rev T Geddes White.
The Areas Express announces a poundkeeper vacancy for the Town of Gladstone with applications open to May 15. A ladies meeting at Gladstone Institute Tuesday at 8 30 pm plans a refreshment booth for the June 3 football match Port Pirie vs Northern Areas Association to benefit the TB Soldiers Society.
Announcement of Georgetown Baptist Church anniversary services with choral offerings and a recital by Clare Kotz. Also notes that Bander and Son's Pure Volatile Eucalyptus Extract won First Award and Gold Medal at NZ and UK exhibitions and Amsterdam, praised for purity and medicinal uses.
The annual Lower show for tele, convert and dance in connection with St. Alban’s Church will be held at the Gladstone Institute this afternoon and tonight. The Mayoress opens at 3 pm with vocal and instrumental items, followed by a grand concert and the crowning of a queen by Mrs. Ray Boucaut, and a concluding dance.
The third set of games is planned for tomorrow with Laura visiting Gladstone and Crystal Brook hosting Jamestown. Lineups list Glaystone J M Read captain and Jamestown led by Pesc oe H captain with White R and Boucaut among reserves. cars depart at 12 45 pm from the square.
Local residents from Gladstone and nearby areas enjoy holidays in Adelaide and other cities. Names include Mr N P Travers Miss Mona Peake Mr Roth Deeble Mrs J G Desble Mrs Langsford and families with travel plans and visits to Port Lincoln Port Adelaide and Freemantle. Travel ongoing with several groups pending returns this week.
The column lists entries for a Saturday meeting with horses and handlers. Notable names include Steeple-Best Man Bang, Joan Hatan, Perfect Star, White Nose, Alfred the Great, and the totalizator names Glen Anton and Merab.
Anxiety from the long dry spell eased at week start as rainfall aided seeding. Gladstone reported 93 points, Huddleston Beetaloo and nearby areas recorded over an inch, contributing to Ir. 2 inches 25 points total rainfall at Gladstone for the year so far.
A recent circulation claimed discord among Canada’s provincial wheat pools led to resignations by President A J McPhail and others, but officials say the report is unfounded. A Melbourne cablegram from Australian correspondent C Judd states the claim is a fabrication and harmony exists among the pools.
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