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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
3
The community hosted a Monday ceremony with Mayor and Bishop speaking in tribute to returning servicemen. Songs, testimonials, and a funds drive accompanied the procession, followed by a public dance as residents expressed pride and gratitude for service.
Moon Rem and have com manent oparations on ties gual meemrrs al Monday night lat lage inten Lee The contention for toa Commerial wei teens tae led Sse work
A cryptic report details a clash involving Tetra Scram and the rival Mis thah yee with costs and notable figures Cost Gaur anderry, and Rana referenced in the melee.
In a windy Gladstone match, Gladstone conceded goals as Laure and Thomson led a late surge. Despite a strong rally from the Reds aided by Neativlie and Berry, the visitors fought back with Fags and Butter scoring, but the hosts prevailed as selection for tomorrow's Jamnnbo game neared.
An August boxing show at Coven Stadium drew a solid crowd for a twenty round bout between Larry Foley of Broken Hill and Bay Lg pabosant. Promoter Sone arranged six round undercard fights including Breve from Malas and Nelson who survived a tough exchange after a hard exchange and saving clinch.
A Wednesday contest is highlighted for its strong performance within its class. The event confirms the team’s position as one of the best in the division, underscoring rising form and competitive stature.
Fragmented news notes from a 19th century newspaper including local names and events. Mentions General Botha, Mrs Mary Poole, Mr Will 020k, W. Broadway, and Robert Dennis among scattered references. Includes weather, religion, politics and social quips with brief oblique references to deaths and marriages.
A fragmentary note describes 1676 memories of revenge at a home, a wife’s illness, and a journey to procure a larger bottle. The speaker mentions a promise to deliver a remedy to a person named Piven, with unclear details and dates, ending amid garbled statements about complaints and a complex bet.
New South Wales is urged to subscribe 29,600,000 to the Peace Loan as part of a national effort. The appeal emphasizes national duty, notes returned servicemen face new employment challenges, and argues funds will help reintegrate veterans into civilian life.
A fragmentary line discusses batter wording and emphasis in a toast or speech. It hints at avoiding overblown phrasing while maintaining impact. The fragment suggests caution against excess but does not specify names places or events.
A Georgetown newsletter reports a brisk coursing meeting on Wednesday August 27 led by secretary H J Speck with George Paloosi acting as judge. Prizes ranged from 225 to 3 pounds across various dogs, and the event showcased ideal weather and strong local support including plans to prepare a recreation ground pitch and related facilities.
Mr E H Waddy leaves Port Pirie after four years as Commonwealth Bank manager to join Ashkaw Stance in Adelaide. Town thanks him for leadership in patriot, school, and park projects, with Mayor and councillors praising his service and wishing success in his new post.
In Port Pirie a public farewell honors Mr Waddy with praise from Pars Pirlo and supporters including Mr Thompson and Mr Bond. The Mayor presented a gift as townspeople, YMCA leaders, and local church figures joined in thanking him for his service and dedication to the community and Sunday school work.
Saturday August reception in Solomontown with returning servicemen and their wives, welcomed by Red Cross Ladies. Guests included Sgt. Renny and brother from Agnes Ellendale, River Parsons and family, J Tangley of the 50th Battalion, and Tommy Stepat. Town officials led by Dr. M. Goode and local citizens praised service years and attached units.
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