Crystal Brook Show Showcases Port Pirie Attendees and Fine Stock
At Crystal Brook on Wednesday about 4000 people attended, with 1000 Pirie excursionists by train. The day featured strong merino displays, notable cattle and horse entries, and praise for judges including A. G. Gebhardt. Exhibits showed high quality sheep, cattle, dogs, and poultry amid dust and wind, with notable winners from Port Pirie, Gilberton, and Adelaide regions.
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Port Pirie
Crystal Brook
Pirie
North-Western Agricultural Society
A. G. Gebhardt
Gilberton
Gebhardt
Eames
Adelaide
KC. Church
Bes Beem Assoc
Messrs
G.E
J. H. Cleggett
Bors Ranger
B. J. Dennis
New Zealand
Dennis
Smeese
A. W. Davideom
W. Martin
Gawler
Charles
Mesars Gilbert Bros
J. Richardson
Strathalbyn
Hurtle Growdan
BH. Mahoney
Tao Durham
Davidson Bros
Mereford
Mahoney
G. Wridge
T. Harris
T. Smart
McGarry Coode
Oaklands
J. 9. Angas
L RB. Wake
J. Sinclair
Fith Moasre Ben Huot
R.C. Church
John Young
L. C. W. Lewin
Elien-streat
Prias
F. Snowball
H. Willsmore
L. C. W. Lawin
H. J. Claridge
C. E. Martin
Johnny Walker
Wall
W. C. Slater
Paddy
Snowball
Little Billy
F. Nicals
Lan Lewin
Nicacs
Garry Goode
A. G. Stewart
Cable Pomeranium
Clarms
Port Adelaide
Job
Leghoro CIA
Goulter and Palmer
G. P. Williams
Salisbury
Sim Lewis
E. D. Dennis
J. N. Lawson
Evan Bros
Fort Pirie
Mre
B. Slater
Coventry
Mesers
A. J
J. H. Lawvon
Lewcock
Luncheon at North Western Agricultural Society Meeting
About one hundred attendees gathered for the luncheon chaired by W. W. Lovelock. Toasts honored The King and The Visitors with speakers E. D. Nicholls MP and James Forgan. Appreciation voiced for secretary Mark Weston and notes on Jock Forgan, a bard, and local show attractions. Mrs. Bartlett ran the publican’s booth at a port noted as a dry area.
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W. W. Lovelock
North-Western Agricultural Society
E. D. Nicholls
M.P
James Forgan
W. W. Robinson
W. Morrow
Mark Weston
H. Newman Barwell
Institute
Balvation Army
Bartlett
Royal Exchange Hotel
Fort Pirie
Unclear historical showday crowds and wind impact
Report notes a satisfactory business day with no accidents. A large crowd gathered on the show ground while numerous ionic parties were scattered on the oka and in the bed of the cresk despite brisk wind and asr.
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Oka
Cresk
Adelaide Show anticipates strong entries and royal visit
The Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society council expects a successful September Show at the Exhibition Grounds with Governor General and suite likely present. Open on September 11 with luncheon next day and record poultry and dog entries. Cattle entries exceed available space but extra accommodation to be arranged. Blood stock entries notable. profits to patriotic funds.
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The
Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society
BE. H. Crawford
Henry Galway
Balaklava Liberal Union Chooses Delegates to Adelaide Meeting
Balaklava Liberal Union holds September 1 meeting with President O Uppill presiding. Delegates to the Adelaide annual union meeting set as R L Butler A W Robinson MeP and George Reid. Debate on coalition policy and household suffrage with dual vote for Legislative Council, resolution to back the proposal. A public meeting and speaker Mr R P Blundell planned for September 21.
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Balaklava
The
Liberal Union
O. Uppill
Messra R. L Butler
A. W. Robinson
George Reid
Adelaide
W. J. Gleeson
Liberal Party
Wjnion
M.P
Mnd
Facta
Legislative Council
Gleeson
F. Hacker
KR. L. Butler
R. P. Blundell
Blundell
Facks and Roomers War and Warms in September
A patchwork of notes and maxims references wars strikes and weather from Riga to Broken Hill and Victoria. It notes smallpox in Germany, a train accident at Goodwood, and LW W prisoners at Broken Hill. It quotes moral aphorisms on love charity and divine impartiality with various dated references and statistics on South Australia.
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Riga
Germany
T. Ryan M.P
South Australia
Victoria
Bank of England
I.W.W
Broken Hill
John MeKennstt
Kapunda
British Empire
J. J. H. Fry
Wayville
Goodwood
LW W
Mitchell
Stock Exchange
South Australis
Thomas
Nowteon-atreat
Railway Town
Chas. H Nicholls
M. A. Moons
Paton-street
South Broken Hill
Chas. H. Nicholls
Allan
Mc Nicholla
Kossece
Witnew
Driscoll
Genuine Sander's Extract Promises Safe Eucalyptus Use
A 1916 Melbourne report about eucalyptus lollies poisoned about 30 girls is cited to urge reliance on Sander's Extract. The ad claims it prevents meningitis and infectious diseases, aids ulcers burns and sprains, and relieves colds bronchitis rheumatism neuralgia with no harmful effects.
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Melbourne “Age
Sander
Forty Years Ago Notes on Parliament and Railways
A 1877 retrospective mentions a motion in the Assembly for pay tentional members and the Arcaa Ex pores debate, with reflections on Russia and Serbia. It notes rail developments including Gladstone Jamestone line sleepers arriving, a Gilal stone Institute site, and a railway to Redhill. Local events include Laura farewell for A Galloway, a planned Masonic Lodge in Georgetown named Areas Lodge, with £140 subscribed, and the Foresters’ dinner postponed due to Mr P Blake’s illness.
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Asem
Arcaa
Ilea
Odione
Russia
Servia
Gladstone and Jamestone
Gilalstone Institute
Rediillon
Australia
Laura
Thureday
A. Galloway
Georgetown
Methodist Yangya Sunday School Marks Anniversary
The Yangya Methodist Sunday School celebrated its anniversary with a Sunday service, tea meeting, and a programme of children’s sports. Addresses were given by Rev. AE Jones and others, with singing, recitations, and prize presentations. The annual report showed satisfactory progress and attendance rewards.
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Yangya
AE. Jones
E. A. Qale
J. Sargent
Mies Potter
Catford
B. Greig
G. Hollitt
A. B. Jones
Gillis
Mra Smelt
Tree Planting and Employment of Returned Soldiers
A letter from the Returned Sailors' and Soldiers' Imperial League of Australia urges local councils to create employment through tree planting. The Victorian Minister of Forests, Hon. T. Livingston, initiated the program, already practiced in Ballarat and other towns with soldiers’ names on tree labels, appealing to patriotism and public need for jobs.
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Imperial League of Australia
Foreate
T. Livingston
Ballarat
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Hunter River
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Bhendsmet
Rundle Street
Telaphona
Poynton & Claxton Ie
Poynton, M.H.E
N. Claxton
Amber Stock Exchange
Adelside
Register Chamber
Grenfell Street
Methodist Church
D. Geo. Lands
Royal Exchange
Stock Exchange of
S. J. Asher
Member Stock Exchange of
OLD Exchange
Pirie Street
Woods
Ares
Theas
Elas
J. A. Gallasch
W. L. Parsons
Chas
H. of Nicholls
Gladstone
Glasstone
Jamestown
Chas. H. Nicholla
Baen
Thana
Cass
Nicholls
E. M. Stees
Wallaroo
Morchard
Ik Ko Ba
C. H. Nicholls
M. A. Sampenson
J. Toop
J.P. Victoria Street
Petersburg
S. A. Mrremma
Shanton Treet
Eczama
W. P. Duseraxn
Alco
Rasxes Lipp
Mr. Nicholls
Gawler Chambers
North Terrace