Tragic News of Editor J Wallace Death in Adelaide
Gloom spread through Cowele as word arrived that J Wallace, editor and proprietor of The Eyres Peninsula Tribune, died in Adelaide at thirty nine. He had left Cowell for a brief holiday after overseeing operations at Snuther and was en route home when death occurred. Households mourn his untimely loss and colleagues recall his energy and dedication to local journalism.
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J. Wallace
Eyres Peninsula
Peibune
Adelaide
Wallace
Cowell
Atreaky Bay
Well
Tacide
Visturis
Mackenzie
Inta
Church of England
Grammer School
Melbourne
University of Melbourne
Streaky Dane
Hyra'a
Moninanla
Hare
Bramah
FL. Williams
Farmere Happy Son
Munday Teave
Port Pirie
W. E. Tlaetwood
Edithbug
Maria Annis Pautoloff
Hermann Schauer
Signor Marconi
Jack Johnson
Harry Rare
Collingwood
Victoria
Mocare Kidman
Caretare
Pewtons Morney Station
Queensland
Mr Morrow
Liberal Union Plebisite
Murray
Charjes Abbington
Himeslf
Broken Hill
Sandy Alexander
Basie McShee
Vaughan
Milang
Hugh Smith
Leighton
O’brien
Jackson
New South Wales Assembly
Willis
Public notices and headlines mix from distant times
A jumbled OCR record reports on a Wednesday public meeting with Rev Schafer and Mrs Simus as speakers, various local personalities, and a flood of incongruent items from war reports to deaths, marriages, accidents, and political notes across Australia. It mentions Turkish forces, Marconi, Jack Johnson, and local civic events with scattered dates and places.
Opening Out Burns Philps New Tourist Venture
Messrs Burns, Philp & Co of Sydney plan a large tourist department and have opened a new office in Grenfell Street Adelaide. The office will handle literature distribution and connect branches as a world information chain, signaling a major expansion in travel services. The article also references engines and machinery, noting limited usable content and unclear details.
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Messrs. Burns, Philp & Co
Sydney
Beecon'e Builings
Grenfell
Strect
Adelaide
Busineas
Jesa
Defence Act cases highlight drill duty and fines in court
The crowded court heard youths charged under the Defence Act for avoiding compulsory drills. Magistrate Mitchell urged area officers to enforce duty, fined several by varying amounts, and warned others to attend drills or face penalties. Parents pressurized to ensure sons comply as officers offer flexible drill times.
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B.C
Capetain Witt
Majoriny Ulanye
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Barwell
Benet
Cchool
Fajlows
Daniel Hughes
Roy Douglas Armour
Cecil Elijah Roy Bort
Herbert William Berry
Willian Jakes Codd
Daniel Michael O'Connor
Joseph’ Au O'Connell
Alfred John Cock
Richard Francia Jobls
James Brooks
John Anton Heveup
Thomas Jobo Myrtio
Thomas Tippent Fitzgerald
Roy Vereo
Ellie
Alfred Fernie
Keith Elliott Freeman
Robert Hugues
Sydnay
Ray ‘Key
Lenanderse
Francis Kilsom
William Feleon
Lawrence John Francis Melanghlan
Benjamin John Merritt
Ichael O 'Polk
Joseph McIverney
Deanery
James Lystiston O'Neil
Roy Victor Parisiers
Henry Pares
Royelund
Pilgrim Bunith
John Jamen Veal
George Garjor
Cee David
Stephen Alfred George Farr
Roy Morcom Kennedy
William Frederick Charles Ross
Gordon
Patrick Thomas Furner
William Meary Barber
Local Insolvency Court Docket and Public Notice
Insolvency Court Gladstone records a final for Turo William Charley Godfrey of Port Pirg, tailor, with proceedings before Justice Mitchell. Local Court orders weekly payments in the Leverington v Frank Gale matter. Public notice touts genuine Sander Extract with medical claims and cautions against imitations. court sessions set for Gladstone.
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Justice Mitchell
Turo William Charley Godfrey
Port Pirg
Accomntaat
Sander
Hamley Bridge Anniversary Services and Picnic Report
Anniversary services were held at the Congregational Church with three sermons by Tev. Depledys Sykes of Stow Memorial Adelaide. A public meeting suffered from bad weather. A show night concert impressed, and Hamley Bridge railway employees held their first annual picnic at Owen Recreation Ground drawing about 250 attendees. A large programme of sports followed with numerous prize winners listed among boys, girls, married ladies, and various handicaps.
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Adelaide
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Turf Anticipations By The General Gawler Run
A compact card of races and handicaps lists contenders and potential outcomes across events at Gawler on October 26 and related Kadina fixtures. Names such as Muidsne-Tromalien Luger Hurdles Granite Hotepar and Welter divisions frame the day with divisions featuring Mambs Star JD Lartaen Oeasin Gra Ames Kia Ora Amgooris and Korew.
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Ten years of severe coli attacks relief from Chamberlain's
A. J. Crogawell of Birregurra Victoria reports a decade of constant suffering from severe coli attacks with occasional unconsciousness. He credits Chamberlain's Colio and Diart hoes Hennedy for relief and states he never leaves home without them, noting they are sold everywhere.
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