Wheatgrowers Association delegates meet at Yongala
Delegates of South Australia North Eastern Division gathered at Yongala on September 28 with F I Loeb presiding. They reviewed the Central Council Conference in Adelaide and praised the Wheatgrower as the state’s leading farming voice while noting the retirement of secretary F C Stott and the appointment of Venning as General Secretary and Editor. The group backed the Wheat Storage Bill and discussed debt adjustment and tenure security, planning new district organization and hopeful future steps. Afternoon tea hosted by the ladies was a highlight.
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Yongala
F. IL. Loeb
See
P. J. Dempsey
South Australia
F. C.stott
Vensing
Wheatcrower
Stott
Central Council
Kilderry
State Bank
Association
Furthr
Indies
Death of Mrs Mary Jane Grubb at 79 in Norwood
Mary Jane Grubb widow of Alfred Grubb and mother of F C Grubb of Gladstone died at Norwood on Saturday after a period of illness aged 79. The obituary notes a long illness and offers condolences to the bereaved family.
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Norwood
Mary Jane Grubb
Alfred Grubb
F. C. Grubb
Gladstone
Queen of Children Leads Back to Gladstone Event
In Gladstone the Queen of Children Miss L Budge leads the Queen competition as votes show Miss N Coe and Miss E Creber in strong positions. A billiard tournament and a bridge evening raised funds for Queen of Sport and Queen of Railways and Commerce.
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Queen of Children
Miss L. Budge
Queen of Sport
Miss N. Coe
E. Creber
B. Thomson
Queen of Railways and Commune
B. Creher
R. Smith
L. Fitzximmons
Bridge
A. Harris Sa
Joe Leese Fendhre
Mesdames J. P. Martin
J. Creber
Narridy defeats Gladstone in B Grade cricket match
Narridy won after scoring 76 in a match at Narridy. Key performances: G Gui ney 17, R Nicholson 16, M Smart 7, D Teacle 7, Sundries 4, total 76. Gladstone bowled by D Prior 4 and J Coe 11, M Harris 18, with Yates 4 wickets for Narridy.
Northern Areas Tennis Results From Saturday Play
Gladstone Blues defeated Railways in sets. Reds defeated Waratahs 11 to 4. Singles and doubles results list W Cook and Harris strong in men’s matches. spotswood tops Miss Smallacombe in women’s singles. Reds finish with 114 games to Waratahs 95.
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Gladstone Blues
Railways
Reds
Waratahs
L. Read
R. Nancarrow
Higgins
T. Hiskey
Harris
J. Noonan
Hewett
V. C. Todd
B. Spotswool
F. C. Spotswood
D. Smalacombe
H. B. McLachlan
M. Tyler
R. J. McDonald
Miss Angley
Miss Spotswood
Miss Smallacombe
Spotswood
Todd
McLachlan
Miss Tyler
McDonald
Sporting Notes From Unclear Racing Card
The snippet lists horse names and purses with several unreadable entries. Key entities include Benil, Haen, Romeo, Navice, Derm, and Peter Pan among others, but many items are garbled, leaving the exact races and outcomes indiscernible. The fragment resembles a late edition betting page with mixed jockeys and horse pairs lacking clear results.
Croquet match results from Gulnare and Gladstone wins
Gulnare beat Gladstone by 5 points on October 4 in a wave teams match with 26 21 26 18 26 12 scores for four pairs. Glamstone totals show 104 to 60 as local ladies claimed a second match at Gladstone on Thursday, 26 11 26 19 26 8 26 23.
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Saturntey
Gladstone
Narridy
Wave
Gulnare
Mesdames Burgess
Speckman
Mesdames H. Osman
G. Crafter
Mrs. Syms
Miss McLean
Mesdames
N. C. Hewett
H. C. Bennett
Mesdames J, Thomas
E. Smart
Mesdames EB. A. Gale
H. Alvey
Mesdames J
Thomas and
Sandow
W. B. Creber
AC Harris
Guln
Mesdames W. Shephard
Harris
Gale
Mesdames Chandler
Quigley
Glamstone
Governor Gladstone Opens Institute Hall and Agricultural Show
His Excellency the Governor Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven and Lady Hore-Ruthven visited Gladstone on Tuesday meeting the mayor and citizens before touring Port Pirie where the Institute Hall was officially opened. They stayed overnight and next day opened the 58th Belalie Agricultural Society Show at Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven
Hore
Jamestown
Belalie Agricultural Society
Buttons and Badges Catalog From Areas Express
A brief note describes samples of buttons and badges for celluloid memorabilia and club souvenirs, noting charitable and other appeals. The item invites inspection of samples to obtain quotations from Areas Express.
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Express
Gladstone
JAN STOWN PRIMARY SCHOOLS INTER-HOUSE RESULTS AND VISITING DAY
Shiels reported grade averages in spelling mental arithmetic and honors for grades VI to VII with high scores in Gold House attendance and a Penny Bank rating. Honor roll lists several students across grades I to VII. Inter-house results show Green leading over Gold with totals. Visiting Day is scheduled for Friday 21st October at 11 am with an invitation to see the children at work.
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Shiels
Penny Bank
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THE
S.A. Wheatgrowers' Association
HT. Haslett
Elary
Walter Thomas
Rocky River
Bowling
G. Yates
Wkts
K. Guiney
M. Harris
Wits
K. Maddigan
Howling
B. Nicholson
Smart
B. Darley
Laragy
Sporting Notes
Vilem Benil
Kineora
Mary Rob
Sermnet Ray
Noganda
Peter Pan
Induna
Laura
Stown Primary School
M. Partington
D. Crawford
C. Brooks
C. Bottrall
R. McKnight
Z. Moore
D. Gibb
D. Jamieson S. Knibha T
Kirkland
E. Deering
Y. Charless
E. Bouts
R. White
B. Wehrmann
N. Lawrie
C. Fleming
C. Graham
B. Cornelius
R. Brown
H. Wilson
J. Gribble
B. Williams R
Wilkinson R. Couzner
B. Jones
N. Axford
E. Moors
R. Hawke
J. Wilmshurst
C. Cornelius
M. Burton
Y. Stacey
R. Sandercook
R. Dickson
J. Finn
J. Axford
W. Hockey
R. Hall
D. Bottrall
D. Jones
B. Lane
M. Carmichael
P. McKenzie
New
Clarence Kirkland
Dunlop