Premiership Clash Draws Big Crowd in Northern Areas
In a heated Northern Areas premiership decider at Gladstone Crystal Brook defeated Laura by six points amid a strong turnout and sunny, warm conditions. Key players included Laura’s Scott and Walter while Crystal Brook relied on Cottle, O’Brien, and Freabairn for multiple goals. Tomorrow Laura and Crystal Brook meet again in a challenge match with special trains arranged.
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Associa
Gladstone
Crystal Brook
Gatee
Hancock
Adelaide
Butler
Brooks
Bearlett
Hill
Leora
Sunman
Avott
Walter Ant
H Cottle
O'Brien
Fache
Shapley
Laure
Lehwee
Acott
Drege
Millan Drege
Cattle Bros
Pee McDonald
Laura
Gosle
Behde
X. Reichsteio
Drage
Bapman
Lehman Byoe
L Walter
Bartram
Scarlett
Robingon
Packer Jand
Cottle
Young
Roberts
Bime
O'Shaughnessy
Freebairn
Bandon
Shepley
Pavy
Scott
Walter
E. Robrebeim
Boerlett
Avett
C. Roberts
Beck
Freabairn
Weather and odds mix as month tides and tales collide
A jumble of notes reports variable weather with thunder and rain, plus moon phases and local events. It mentions Queen Mary age seventy four? and a range of aphorisms, quotations, and scattered facts about India, London transit, and American goods and crops.
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India
Turf Anticipations Port Adelaide San Gap
Race notes list mixed handicap events and potential runners including Rossland Juvenile Kap-Humoriet Elton Spring Hi Port Adelaide Breaplechave-Grong Grong Last Walter Antonine Tagela and others. The fragment hints at a racing card with several handicap trials and horse names.
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Port Adelaide
San Gap
Rossland
Kap—Humoriet
Elton Spring
Gulgvas
Grong Grong
Walter
Banoni
Tagela
T. Bosesis
High Quaker Seeds and Seeds and Plants Catalogue Note
Seed company advert announces a wide range of agricultural seeds bulbs and tools. It lists cat flowers ornamental shrubs ferns and bird seeds. Expert advice is offered and county key contact details appear for inquiries.
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County Key
Local Notes and Sports Roundup in Caltowie Area
Francis Jones, youngest son of A. E. Jones, broke an arm after a fall and was taken to Jamestown for setting by Dr Danstone. A large Institute social raised about £14 with performances by H. V. Betton, H. Bertram, Donn, Wilkinson, Yates, Baker, and Jamestown friends. Mt Look final saw Tarcowie defeat Caltowie 8 8 to 4 6. Dodd of Peterborough umpired. Premiers hold cup. next match eyed. Farewell for Mr and Mrs Ween at Methodist services with thanks from J. H. Both and W. A. Berill.
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Caltowih
Francis Jones
A. E. Jones
Jamestown
Danstone
Institute
Church of England
Mesdamen
H. V. Betton
H. Bertram
Mies Donn
Memre R. W. Wilkinson
Yates
Baker
Mt. Look Association
Mannanarie
Tarcowie
Caltowie
Kashno
Keding
Duffy
Twigden
James Harvie
Manvanaris
Cal‘towie
Thhe Gate
Gulnare and Yaoks contest draws crowd on Georgetown oval
Spectators packed the Georgetown oval as Gulnare clashed with Yaoks in a rough, evenly matched game. Umpire Jarman from Adelaide struggled to control play as players fouled and battled for the ball. The final score had Gulnare 6 4 and Yaoks 5 6. Busin esses close at midday for special Yaoks train. return service to start on arrival.
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Gulnare
Georgetown Oval
Iast Bel
Jarman
Adelaide
Yoaoks
Georgetown
Don't Look a Gift Horse In the Mouth Farmers Union Ad
S.A. Farmers' Union shareholders touts gains from UIC profits with no extra cash outlay. Farmers urged to insure through their own company and contact the Adelaide Office for details. The notice appeals to rural readers to switch insurance to the union.
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S.a.farmers’ Union
U.I.C
C.so
Farmers’ Union
Adelaide
Port Wakefield Sports Circle Opens Season With Crowded Hall Event
A Port Wakefield gathering at the Forent ex e Hall marked the season start with a crowded balling program. President M. E. J. McLeod and officials hosted, with action songs by schoolchildren and a dance after. Messrs E H Wickman and B J Suidedndorth assisted in organization. M Besdbrook and John M served as grand marshal.
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Port Wakefield
E. J. McLeod
Megger
Mp Gamer
A. B. Sheaner
E.H. Wickman
B. J
Tanra brewery roof collapse injures worker in cellar
In 1881 a roof fell into the Tanra brewery cellar trapping a girl and injuring a man who escaped with bruises as two other workers were unhurt. A ratepayers meeting for Gladstone District Council took place with Mr W T Cowan presiding. A 14 year old son of Mr Schaffer of Oatowie was run over by a vehicle and died next day. Wheat quoted at five shillings per bushel.
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Dia
Rees
London Bath
Gildstone
Crystal Brook
London
King George
Queen Mary
Chars
Coursa
Minne
Verchant
Jaken
Bill
Harvey Johnston
Ade Isida Botvirsity
T. Madigan
Lecsurer
Adelaide University
Peggy
Violet
America
Areas’ Express
Tanra
Gladstone
W. T Cowan
Schaffer
Oaltowie
Bashel
Gladstone Cricket Club Holds Annual Spouses Meeting
Gladstone Cricket Club met in the Council Chamber with President B A Gale presiding and strong attendance. A balance of £3 18s 1d was reported, with notes highlighting club health due to officers, ladies, and supporters. Rocky River Association re-formed with four clubs. Gladstone placed second with 5 wins from 7 matches. Total tally: 14 matches, 7 wins, 6 losses, 1 draw. 1,476 runs for, 1,216 against. New matting pieces, wicketkeeper gloves, six-pence, two balls, two broken bats noted. Officers and delegates listed. two life members named. Subscriptions fixed at 7s 6d seniors and 4d juniors. Practice match planned for September 4, with match Oct 1. thanks extended to President, Captain, and Secretary.
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B. A. Gale
Giab
A. J.P. Eumnick
Reed
Svara Thespians
Rocky River Assistion
Mladstone
Patroc
J H Latimer
E A Gale
BE Lioce
Messe
L Bennett
F Schmidt
H Damsn
Ea Davies
Leverington
EM Pascos
W Edwards
Ad B
Kommick
Gale
Phscoe
Gunt
Edwards
Kumsick
Messrs
Pascoe
Steentalft
Éion
Joes
Monara
J. Myatt
W Kyloh
Kumnick
Wedding Bells On Thursday September Ist In Pretty Ceremony
A very pretty wedding was held Thursday September 1 with the contracting parties Mrs mis of hes lide and hei De Haan of the Laura oo. minister Ray J officiating. The bride wore a dress and was married with Miss B among the bridal party. A reception followed with toasts and gifts including a copper kettle and water heater. The couple departed for their honeymoon Saturday.
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Celebet
Atte
Laura
Mis
Heslide
B. Nips
Hana
Returned Soldiers’ League
Balaklava Prizes and Handicaps Notice at Rail Stations
A Balaklava notice announces a specially attractive prize list and windstone with hampers to be posted at all railway stations. The document mentions handicaps and derry cows, with Mr Haery ben ed es Bish as secretary, Ostalogues.
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Derry
Haery Ben Ed
Es Bish
Ostalogues
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