Driest Month Yet Buoys Mount Templeton Hopes
Mount Templeton news notes drought on the feed outlook for farmers, a slim rain prospect, and a small August revival with a 10 point gain. School teacher Grenfell falls ill after 30 years, plans to retire if recovered, while football and cricket teams claim easy wins over Lochiel and Everards. A large annual concert and dance drew over 200 attendees with Misses Phillis, Gleeson, and A. Baum presiding and a patriotic address about defending the British Empire.
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Mount Templeton
Grenfell
Mount Templeton School
Education Department
Lochiel
Esay
Agsivst the Everards
Mt Templeton
T. Gleeson
W. Hirst
F. Angel
Hirst
Hirst Bros
Everarda
J. Mitchell
O. Mitchell
Balaklava
Seaman
Alsa
Phillis
Gleeson
A. Baum
Robinson
Wileen
Hancock
Mecare Steig
Wilson
Doan's Kidney Pills Promised Cure Featured
A testimonial from Mr. W. B. Smith of Port Pire West claims severe backache head dizziness and general poor health were cured after taking seven bottles of Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad urges readers to buy locally or by mail from Foster-McClellac Co. in Sydney, noting the product helps kidney trouble silently.
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W. B. Smith
Government Road
Port Pire Weat
Eage
Dean
Aix
Foster-McClellac Co
Pitt Street
Sydney
Hamley Bridge Dominates Balaklava Final Clash
In the Woorcore Football Association premiership final at Balaklava on August 29 Hamley Bridge defeated Owen 4-18 to 3-5. Owen Club lodged a protest which will be considered at a meeting on Monday night, September 7. Hamley Bridge finished the season undefeated except for one watch.
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Balaklava
Hamley Bridge
Owen
Als
Marriage Myths And Demands In Masculine Views
A commentary notes that many men hold a wholly false notion of marriage and imagine they will control outcomes after marriage, reflecting on gender expectations and relationship dynamics.
Mission Meetings At Balaklava Church Draw Large Crowds
The Gospel Mission conducted by Mr W Brooker in the Church of Christ Balaklava drew strong weeknight and Sunday crowds. Evangelist Brooker shared practical gospel examples from his Port Adelaide work, with 170 conversions noted by week’s end. Special men and boys services are planned, and Father’s Day will see attendees wear white in memory of fathers.
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W. ©. Brooker
Church of Christ
Balaklava
Alexander
O. H. Finlayson
Port Adelaide
Jenua
Bilaklava
W. Brocker
Christ
Father
Anniversary services at Solomontown Methodist Church
Solomontown Methodist Sunday School held a highly successful anniversary event on Sunday August 16 with morning and afternoon sermons by Rev Hugh Morris and Rev F R French. Special music by children conducted by W E N Laver, large Monday attendance for The Building of the Temple, reports by E D Mitchell and Cottle show strong attendance and sound finances.
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Solomontown
Hugh Morris
F. R. French
Galilee
W. E. N. Laver
Huntaloares
L. Trestrall
W. White
E. L. Mitchell
E. Cocking
B. Overland
Micara Bates
Mies Pimlott
BE. Sedan
Mesara A. Bullivan
C. DiDiar
Cottle
Improvement of Port Wakefield debated before Parliament
Mr Arthur Searcy told the Railways Standing Committee at Parliament House that the Harbors Board plans to spend 15 000 to 20 000 pounds as a first instalment on Port Wakefield improvements. Work was about to start and could cost double for modern port facilities. He critiqued railway facilities and noted Railways Commissioner shifted superphosphate trade to rail from Wallaroo and Port Adelaide, upsetting Port Wakefield. The committee thought trade would be small, and Searcy warned the projects could reduce it further.
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Arthur Searcy
Harbors Board
Railways
Parliament House
Port Wakefield
Wallaroo
Port Adelaide
P. T. Heggaton
Saint
Walcomins
Pocacion
Gutherinia
Agit
Anid
Uae
A. Kemp
Lom
Evidones
Thia
Mr. Cornish
J. Handerson
W. H. Bill
Nearong
T. Cornish
Port Piria
W. Butcharé
J. Hemera
Europa
W. J.C. Cole
M.P
C.A. Kemp
Sparta
A. A. Currie
Farewell to Major Barrett at Port Pirie Rifle Club
August 29 Port Pirie. Members of the Port Pirie Rifle Club gathered at the Harriet Hotel to bid farewell to Major Barrett who volunteered for foreign service with the Expeditionary Force. Speakers praised his rifle work and leadership in the Light Horse and hoped for his safe return, with plans for a farewell social on Tuesday.
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Port Pirie
Larrett
Conran
Barrett
Gros
Hear
Morse
Arsa Dilicer
Albury School
A. G. Palmer
Ewen
Wen
RB. H. Forgan
Major Barrett
P. Brandt
Rifle Club
Applaves
Wade
H Warren
Cola
Rowell
Miell
Macwsmaten
Light Horse
Lord Denman
French
Soma
Empire
Australia
Major Barratt
Excelsior
Brais
Toseday
Col
Facewell
Cadet movement gains new air officer captain Cresewall
Captain G Cresewall, deeply involved in the Cadet movement and proven in training duties, is appointed to succeed Major Barrett as Ares Officer, signaling a shift in leadership for the cadet program.
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G. Cresewall
Hsa
Major Barrett
Ares
Broken Hill Proprietary Co four weeks ending August 20 1914
The Broken Hill Proprietary Co Ltd reports four weeks ending August 20 1914 including product from ore based. A critical remark notes a man who mocks gods and women in the dark, implying fear as the motive.
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the Broken Hill Proprietary Co., Ltd
Port Pirie Railway Employees Picnic at Roscommon
The eighteenth annual Port Pirie Railway Employees gathering occurred on a sunny day at Roscommon. A large crowd enjoyed two-track grounds, official luncheon, and Starks Band music, with special trains and road visitors. The event honored railway workers and featured races, prizes, and speeches by committee members and MPs amid wartime backdrop.
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Port Pirie
Crystal Brook
W. Saint
Col
Miall
Roscommon
W. Badenoch
Satyle
J. O'Mahony
International Hotel
Stark
Sydney Pearce
A. E. Knight
C G. A. Kemp
W. J.G. Qole
M.P
J. Henderson
Stuart Ronald
J. Gillen
Ww. J. Thompson
W.7.c. Cole
H. Jaskeen
QC. Goode
Lieut. Gol. Miell
Foreign Service
A. Kemp
A. Degenhardt
Roscommun
Ladies and Children Celebrate at School Event
A long-running ladies and children section highlighted the program with fruit distribution and refreshment tickets. The Schools Championships drew high school winners, fruitfully showcasing athletic events, nail driving, winding, and various races, with Mesdames Cockburn and Warren among top performers.
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L. Jones
T. Grey
Ray White
Solomontown
L. Munro
High School
Highool
C. Brown
Anthony’s
Dhat
Odd Hoota
Hay White
Maud Hayes
Ateady
Mesdamen Cockburn
Warren
Pavitch
Mise Whallam
Doga
Mia Cockburn
Mesdames Tauber
Eade
Mra Dettmer
D. Esanon
J. Johanesen
C. Kemp
A. Walters
W. Dale
W. Thompson
V. Johannsen
E. Thompson
G. Ellis
D. Brackenridge
A. Thornton
C. Gaier
R. Konesg
N. Anderson
Boya
W. Wehr
Turnbull
T. Brown
E. Cockburn
Thornton
Boya Onder
Flavel
Pelham
Paist
L. Geier
Walters
G. Sard
J. Kretchmar
P. Bawden
Zubernich
Turnball
Miller
L. Munro High School
Brown
St. Anthony's
Ladies' weaving winners and pairs at event
Ladies' Cotton Winding Mre Cock horn led by Mrs Tauber and Mrs Farla with first place. Ladies' Stepping the Distance saw Cockhorn lead while Mrs Taylor and Mrs Myera tied for second. Martied Ladies' Hace with Mrs Dettmer first and Mrs Richardson second.
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Cotton Winding
Cockhorn
Mra. Tauber
Mre
Farla
Mesdames Taylor
Myera
Martied
Hace
Dettmer
Mra. Richardson
Off for Foreign Service from Port Pirie Station
A large crowd bade farewell as Port Pirie sent its first Expeditionary Force detachment to Adelaide. The Mayor praised the volunteers for loyal service to the King. Additional contingents departed on subsequent days with St. Mark's Band playing and cheers for soldiers and country.
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Port Pirie
Adelaide
C. A. Degenhardt
Australia
Crowe
St. Mark's
Rundle
Sgt
Reed
Cpl
Martin
Lance Corel
Dawen
Plenty
Shadforth
Chamberlain
Clarke
Lehmann
Smith
Sehalts
Lizcuwit
McDonald
Mortimore
Watson
Conquest
Brooke
Lierach
Macpherson
Mosall
Duffy
Attwood
Imperial Army Retervista roster snapshot
The list names players: T. Perry Prichett T. Rowlands T. Bradshaw R. G. Bennett J. O. King G. Lee G. Robertson J. Smith A. Webster 4. Holland and T. Robertson as part of the Imperial Army Retervista group.
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Imperial Army Retervista
A T. Perry
Prichett
T. Rowlands
T. Bradshaw
R. G. Bennett
J. O. King
G. Lee
G. Robertson
J. Smith
A. Webster
4. Holland
T. Robertson
Warner's Safe Cure Featured in Patient Testimonials
A sequence of patient statements describes relief from liver, kidney, and digestive ailments after using Warner's Safe Cure. Testifiers report reduced abdominal and back pain, improved appetite, and regained well being, noting the medicine sold by chemists in original three shilling bottles and cheaper two shilling sixpence concentrates.
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Warener
Sam
J. Colgan
Guildford Road
Maylands
Perth
Warner
Sidney
Warners
wiWarner
German Descent Man Fined for Indecent Conduct in Port Pirie
In Port Pirie on Monday Johann Anderson, a Scandinavian, was sentenced after pleading guilty to indecent conduct and using insulting language toward a German descendant. He received 14 days imprisonment with 23 costs, and was fined 46 with 23 costs or a further month’s confinement. witnesses noted relatives fought in the Boer War and one complainant said riots could result if such insults go unpunished.
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Port Pirie
Johann Anderson
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