Gladstone Narrowly Defeated By Crystal Brook In Wind Aided Clash
Northern Areas Association match saw Crystal Brook dominate at Crystal Boule as wind favored the home side. May topscore for Crystal Brook with 7 goals, while Gladstone’s J Manligan nets 3 and P Leesue 2 in a 4-2 final after a windy opening term gave Crystal Brook the lead.
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Graystone
Crystal Boule
Mo Read
Leesue
Gladstone
Gen
Yates
Smith
Brooks
Nds
Ghulstone
Brooks Wil
Ghat Lone IL
Les
Crystal Brook
Git
Martin
P Oebms
Sith
Van—stone
May
Gim
Allehaych
Sims
Gehme
J .Manligan
P. Leesue
Fletcher
G. Yates
Weather mood shifts amid bustling city markets and rivers
Fragmentary notes describe damp fields and cool air as crowds gather near yards and yards of cloth. An observer mentions people buying sleep and watching humidity while traders mull prices and feel the market drift.
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Napoleon
Troy
Moscow
Segay
Concent
Big Shuily
Nin Hynes
Wei
Phu
Diay
Oran
Georgetown District News Bulletin Highlights
An elderly resident Mrs George Millard suffered a thigh fracture after a fall while entering her home. The community mourns the death of Joe Ford, long-time resident and WWII veteran, with multiple surviving relatives and a Baptist church funeral. Several anniversary services and tributes mark the local church calendar, including arrangements for Miss Odgers and farewell gatherings amid community support.
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George Millard
Jamestown Hospital
Joe Ford
Ford
M. J. Ford
Ciy
Loonuns
Wilfred
Francis
G Burl
Mesdames Mayjou Miller
Lily Croser
Georgetown
Toal
Baptists
Asco
Fay
L. G. Mook
Wellington
Mise Gwen Smallacombe
City
Gladston
Hart and Webb
Slarper
Adelaide
Sam Holl
Sambell
Cant
Odgers
Mex
Pillion
Stey
EB A. Mulcahy
Cath. Odgers
Waptis
Ovigers
Teavity
Anewston Hospital
Jude
Roy Treasure
Isilon
Ivy
Brook
Sid
Giliard
Golf
Letters on flour quality and wheat variety in milling
A May correspondence from a miller argues for separating wheat varieties by quality at the mill. He criticizes Ford Sultan and Sword crosses, contends bread quality drives consumption, and urges emphasis on milling and baking traits over mere bushel yields.
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Mir
Bose
Ford
Sultan
Tam
Stan
Wren
Gladstone Institute Minutes Note Palmer Resigns
Meeting held in May with resident Mr L Carthow presiding. Mr W L Palmers resigns from the James Inn committee with regret and thanks. Letter of acknowledgment planned. Proposal to extend membership to Fok. treasurer Mr W Larter reports a credit balance and overdraft figures for the hall.
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L. Carthow
W. L. Palmers
James- Inn
Troy Gladstone
Lutnr
Palmer
Committee
Lis
Yiser Dion
Fok
Bya
Meuiorks
R. Boden
WU. Larter
Gladstone Tennis Club Holds Centennial Victory Ball
The Gladstone Tennis Club celebrated the Delalie Association premiership win by the Gladstone Blues with a Centennial Victory Ball at the Institute. President W McKnight and association president Mitchland congratulated the team, awarding a rose bowl to captain R B Vickers. Easter Tournament trophies were presented to Hewett Virgo, J M Read, J Page, Higgins, Read and Lawrie, plus a silver cigarette cane to B L Harris. Carnell's orchestra provided music as refreshments followed in Memorial Hall.
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Gladstone Tennis Club
Institute
Delalie Association
Gladstone Blues
W McKnight
Gladstone Club
Rives
Mitchland
Association
R. B. Vickers
McKnight
C. Hewett
M. Virgo
J. M. Read
A. Lawrie
B. L. Harris
Carnell
Memorial Hall
A. J. Lawrie
W. Bawden
P. and B. Cook
P. Stewart
J. Spotswood
M. Hamp
L. Smaltacombe
J. Harris
J A. Page
Exodus of Country People to Adelaide
The school holidays prompted thousands of country children to visit Adelaide for the Ceremonial Exhibition. Parents and adults also used cheap rail excursion fares. At Jamestown the early train sent 107 passengers on Friday and 80 on Saturday mornings.
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Adelaide
Jamestown
School Concert at Gladstone Institute Delights Attendees
The St. Alban's Sunday School held its first Gladstone Institute concert in years on a Wednesday evening. Proceeds benefited the Women's Guild. Highlights included Miss B Morcom's dances, songs by Mrs. S W Thomson and Master C Norton, and cornet solos by Mr. H Kidd. The program closed with the play Who Stole the Rabbit, and a dance followed with thanks from Rev A White.
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St. Alban’s
Gladstone Institute
Bruce Haines
Women's Guild
S. W. Thomson
C. Norton
H. Kidd
Mary of Argyle
5. W. Thomson
The
Force
Boye
B. Morcom
B. Haines
M. Vaudrey
L. Norton
A. White
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Urysal Brook
Ghalstone
AM Exellims
Vorgetown
Sauuiay Dust
T. Till
Geo. McCarthy
Seor
Gauls
Behinds Funestown
Pebiants
J. Page Hynes
Saunders
J. Noowau
Myall
Johdcock
Culer
Jiewes
Gerke
Trevorraw
Doy
Carinaly
Parsons
Hynes
Leo Myall
Pawl le Pts
Brooke
Preetow Bi
Caltowiea
McKay
P. J. McCarthy
Commonwealth
New Zealand
Forgan
J. & R. Forgan Limited
Crystal Brook and
Port Pirie
Hearne
Relalie Pailosypher
Miles Pewer
R.a.ca
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