Port Pirie Union discusses wheat progress and coop growth
A shareholders meeting of the 5.1 Co-Operative Union at Opera Hall Port Pirie heard T Johna preside and Stonhouse and Yolland address on the Union s progress. Wheat remained the principal line with holdings and stores expanding, new offices planned, and 4 per cent deposits discussed.
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5.1
Co-Operative Union
Opera Hall
Port Pirie
T. Johna
Oni
Stonhowsee
T. E. Yolland
Unon
Stonhouse
L.A
Emercas
Union
Port Victoria
Port Adslsijle
Savoie
Volga
Henton
Ehargea
Umion
Smith
Bell & Co
Ihs
T. E. Yelland
G. Holland
Reas
Themeslves
England
Germany
Belgium
South Australia
Atother
Meears
T. Johns
H. G. Hawkins
Teague
H. Laming
G. Greig
J. Wall
Roseworthy farmers weigh sowing timing and soil tests
An address to Roseworthy farmers discusses whether to sow wheat early or wait for rain, the value of bare fallow, and dangers of dry autumn. It covers fallow benefits, seedbed care, and timing for germination, plus manuring debates on superphosphate and sowing methods to optimize yields and grazing.
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Ral Klova
Rosewolly
Cevte
Soelie
Rand
Chow
Gallego
Lowrie
Foon
Ibonts
Great Britain
New Zealand
Roseworthy
Rothamsted
Staent
Dows
Perkins
Hamley Bridge railway precincts brightened by paint work
Government painters refreshed the railway town with bright coats on station offices dwellings and roofs improving appearance as new housing strains persist and break of gauge questions loom. Local events include a Point Mcleay Mission lantern talk by J E Read with Reggie the native lad.
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Congregational Church
J. E. Read
Point Mcleay
Read
Reggie
Literary Society
C.F. Beeton
Hamlet
Ophelia
Mr. Beeton
Port Pirie Railway Employees Outing a Brilliant Roscommon Picnic
The fourteenth annual Port Pirie Railway Employees outing at Roscommon drew a record crowd with over 600 attendees. Major and Mrs Miell hosted, while J Callaghan led the committee and C A Kemp and J Milburn organized secretarial duties. A large train service, extensive event programme with 27 competitions, and generous community support highlighted a successful day, reviving finances after bad weather disruptions.
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Aucars
A. Marcrini
UML
Hor. Fushten
Jo R. McNeik
W Rett
Peeswent
Itin
J. W. Towe
Mic
Major Mill
de Payee Et Mert Drie
WL Morin
Medars
Chiwela
DL Iaaekseasoml Wfo Ute Aly W. Robertson, M. le Vives, J. Metuire
A. Amorson
Hepdovaon
Diawek
Pad WU Mabie
Cosmithes— Meese
PN. Stephens
Charmmand
JE Nelson
J. Mitchell
A. Hiralington
A. Weleby
J. Hbichens
J. Walsh
WW. Olllev
TL Johnstone
Sal Mesere
A. Kento
J Milburn
Mesera
A. Maddeton
T. Clarkson
Hefercen
Ma. Morgen
Mandicappers—Meesre
T. Ibinoan
PF. Nelson
A. Huntington
Eid RK
Juhestone
Sturter
A. Welshy
Port Pato
Kiscommon
Miell
Roscommon
Palic
C. A. Kemp
W. 3
Creae
Thoze
Port Tire
Dge
Frasu
Mosers
CA. Kemp
J. Milburn
G. A. Middleton
Crystal Brook
Gladstone
Warnertown
Portiris
Roseniumon
Major
Mia
Mick
Majo
Adelaide
Local Sports Meet Yields Wide Field of Races and Winners
In a sprawling program at Roscommon, competitors from Solomontown and Port Pirie district schools led boys and girls events. Olive McKenzie won the schools championship girls event while Olive McKenzie’s rival Nellie Bushell took second, and MARRIED LADIES RACE prizes went to Mrs Myers and Mrs Bealley. A series of heats and finals determined placings in events from obstacle races to the Railway Employees Handicap, with H A L Brown and J Milburn carving top finishes in several sprints.
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Harrigan
J. Walsh
W. Oferand
J. Milburn
Len
Murphe Hye
Whit Goo
H A. L. Brown
Sheffield
Major Miell
All. Brown
J. W. Norman Aind
Brown
Milburn
A. Leo
Quinn
Vavlich
Deed
Oliva McKenzie
Nellie Bushell
Sandery
Cropper
Cine
Joheson
Vida Zeven
G. McEwen
F. Cante
W. Affler
Palmer
Huntington
Miser. Smith
A. Moore
Ri. Grice
N. Leitchfield
J. McKanzie
Walsh
Erin
W. H. Hill
G. A. Middleton
Port Pirie
T Clarkson
Reternburg
A.welsby
1 Will
Broken Hill
Henderson
J. McGruire
Messrs. J. Harrison
H. Revell
J. McKenzie
EB. Hosken
W. Offer
H. Cavenatt
Railway Hotel
Excelsior Vice Regel Band
W. Duncan
Novich
Leo
W. J. Dead
H. D. Harrison
Ogunnaly
W. Bilge
Matthews
T. Lavery
FP. Edwards
L Quinn
Daly
G. H. Drago
A. Lawbert
C. Lo Devis
SN. Breannn
UG Yale
W. J. Deed
Pavlich
Fi Yile
W.d. Deed
All-Comeres
G. Matthews
C. Pavlich
H. A. L. Brown
W. Hemera
E. J. Thomas
C. L. Davis
Drd
T. O'Donoghue
G. LE. Drage
T. O Donoghue
G. H. Drage
W. Hemere
RB. Sandery
Solomontown Public School
BK. Jenetzty
Olive McKenzie
Myers
A. Beaaley
Gertie McEwan
Florrie Cawte
C. Barren
W.J. Deed
J. W. Norman
T. Milburn
C. Cunningham
W. Ridge
W. Osler
J. A.milburn
J Milburn
H. A. A Pan
E. Johnstone
ME. N. Brennan
W. Homers
I’. O'Tonoghue
H. A. G. Brown
J. Walah
W. J. Deeds
O. Jenetsky
A. L. Brown
Barren
M.N. Brennan
Uy Vyards
Lermings
Wan la
P. W. Homera
Wood
D. L. Davin
J. O'Donoghue
Lambert
Terri
J. D. Scotcher
J. Thomas
L. Langaford
Kipping
M. Wheaton
Rolihouse
T. Pigon
Prives
E. Veale
Voda
Watson
Clarke
D. Palmer
S. Stigwood
E. Neary
Nelson
Pickering
Paluer
Langsford and Obstacle Race Results at Institute Hall
Report details multiple races with winners such as Langsford, B White, J Maken, P Smith, Robrahim, W Roadock, and others. It notes a social evening with Mr. Hill, A Middleton, and a large audience, praising committee efforts, music by T Morgan’s Orchestra, and a prize presentation. Also mentions Chamberlain’s tablets and a Sydney Eight Hour prize draw with top prizes up to £500 and a local agent selling tickets.
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Riacquis Simone Pee
Institute Hall
Rae
Messrs. W. Hill
Loco
A ‘A. Middlston
J. Callaghan Ware
P. Nelson
A. Huntington
A. ‘Elaby
Kon
C. A. Kemp
J. Milburn
Mr. T. Morgan
Mesare
J. Callaghan
Miss Harrison
H. Stncey
J. White
W. Maley
Major
Miell
W. H. Hill
Sydney
Art Union
Aus.w
Theo. Wieite
Flinders Lane
Melbourne
Advertising lecture extols the power of ads in business
Mr A C Best delivers ten lectures on advertising practice for Young Men's Christian AU H. He argues advertising sustains business, elevates taste, and fosters thrift by promoting banks, purses, music, recreation, and essential goods. Advertising agents from firms like Grms and Beechem’s, Lever Brothers, and Gamage’s owe much to extensive campaigns.
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A. C. Best
Christian Au
Busines
Ohjsin
Organis Isations Ope
Beechem's
Leverthers
Gamage's
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