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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 24, 1933
Page
4
Jamestown Institute updates library hours with the library open Tuesday Thursday and Friday 3 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm. Public Reading Room and Subscribers Room operate Monday Wednesday and Saturday 11 am to 6 pm, Tuesday Thursday and Friday 10 am to 9 pm. Members can join during office hours.
Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills are described as helping prevent and ease illnesses caused by overindulgence in food and drink. The advertisement asserts the pills gently stimulate the liver and digestive secretions to aid digestion and maintain proper organ function, recommending regular use for ongoing balance.
Printed and published by the Pro Prietor L M W Judell, every Friday morning at the Review Office in Jamestown.
The Spalding district council discusses fire controller appointments led by O Y Roberts and team, requires new bush fire act copies, and approves purchases for fire breaks. Stubble burning banned before 1 March 1934. road safety work planned around Andrews Road. rabbit destruction cooperation with SA Railways. ف
James Henderson died at his Caltowie residence after a long career in the Stone Hut area. Born in Kapunidla, he moved north as a youth and served as steward of the Boogoolie Agricultural Society. He married Ada Louise Thistleton. his survivors include four sons Hyla Ray George and Eddie, and two daughters Vera Smallacombe and Bethel Henderson.
Ross McLennan shoots 73 out of 80 to lead the Jamestown Rifle Club Championship at 700 yards. Joe Cummings takes second with 70, Ralph Cummings third with 69. Ben Williams and H. Zimmerman also post strong scores in the Nov 18 club handicap event.
An unsigned breezy opinion urges wheat farmers to diversify into pig breeding to counter growing world wheat carryover. It cites seven year surplus rises from 279 to 669 million bushels and argues pork production can trap higher returns. The writer, “Warrigal,” promotes practical steps, stock feeding, herd plans, and collective buying while warning of low wheat prices and urging farmers to partner with hogs. He references trials in Wisconsin and Victoria and recommends a pig Breeders' Club in each district.
A well attended Mannequin Parade at St. Alban's Parish Hall raised funds for Sunday School. Performances featured lingerie costumes, encores, and songs by the mannequins with readers and a pianiste. Cast included Mrs. S. W. Thomason, Miss Audrey Harris, and Miss Joan Budge among others.
Jamestown will face Caltowie on the Jamestown rink this Saturday with a selected Jamestown lineup including Wilsdon Fr Henschke McLennan Daly Goodes Morris Humphris Moore and others. The season’s Electric Light teams championship opens with numerous matchups listed from late November to March including semifinals and finals schedules.
Despite poor weather Jamestown Swimming Club opened the 1933 34 season at the Jamestown Baths with Mayor F W Haese officiating and praising the facilities. The ceremony included prize presentations and a curtailed program due to conditions, with results showing boys under 14 and under 12 races and dive times.
Georgetown defeats Gulnare 8 sets 92 games to 7 sets 31 games in a Northern Areas B Grade clash played on 11 November 1933. Parsons and Todd top doubles with close wins, while O Connell Winton and Odgers lead singles for Georgetown.
Gladstone defeated Railways in a mixed results night with doubles and singles. Read and Cook secured decisive doubles wins while Read and Cook each posted singles results. Spotswood and Bennett led by example with multiple wins. Railways tallied 5 sets and 79 games overall.
Juryman cites insanity as the excuse for acquitting the murderer. The judge asks whether all twelve jurors shared the reason, highlighting a dispute over verdict grounds.
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