Farewell Social To MRO And Mrs Shepherd At Balaklava
A farewell social gathered church members to honor Mr and Mrs G M Shepherd. Presiding Rev A H Reynolds noted decades of service across church work. Speeches by H V Eyre D W Hendrickson and others praised devotion and wished them Godspeed in their new home. Supper prepared by Ladies under Mrs Raynolde and Mrs M R Higginson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae
G. BM. Shepherd
HL Reynolds
E. Kirby
Leute Ohoir
Er. Sloman
Mien Nowell Alu
Wang
Mary Resnolde
Shepherd
Warren
Tha Badog
H. V, Eyre
Mrezxs
D. W, Hendrickson
D. W
Pomciatee
Earl Perdant
Mre
Reynolde
Shephard
Raynolde
Shep
Img
Amocistes
G.P.8
Balaklava
M.R. Higgion
Kidney Trouble Cure Advertorial Mockup
An older style testimonial claims kidney trouble, backache, and fatigue were cured by a patent remedy. It touts headaches, dizziness, and sleeplessness as symptoms and promises relief after taking the pills for several doses, with pricing and a mail order hint to purchase through McClellan Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Road
Adarance
Ted
Monk
Lange
Mission sermon boosts town church growth and effort
A gospel mission led by Mr. Wwe Bi Brooker at the Church of Christ drew strong Sunday night attendance. The lectures impressed many, with over 130 baptismes reported in recent years and more than 300 members in the congregation, while leadership under Mr. O. H. Bloleyson and organist Mize 1 Lochler aided a successful series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Brooker
Church of Christ
Belekleya
Menacoe
O. H. Bloleyson
Lochler
Bruukys
B.J. Finlayesn
Adelaide
Oil Crops Seed Yields and Weather Impact Highlight Farm Notes
The article discusses oil crop farming from mid September to mid October in the West, noting seed yield benefits from timely cultivation and soil looseness. It covers drill spacing, horse-drawn implements, and repeated passes to sustain growth, plus thunderstorm resilience and recovery after dry spells. It also mentions a Church service at Balakiays with a large crowd and choirs under L Chambers, led by Rev. F. Bullock citing Psalm 95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
Mvaizn
Gyosing Delaluts
District Council Meeting Notes and Local Actions
Council chair Frank McArale and members discussed completed street works on Livre Street and Edith Terrace, ratepayers’ appeals on assessments, and paving plans. Items included path maintenance notices, council take-over of verandah paving, parkland work, lighting inquiries, cemetery allotment transfer, Whitwhaeta Bridge opening, and new constables sworn in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McArale
RB Chambere
P.P. Kiely
Wm Smith
Jae. Thorpon
G. Belling
W. P. Boarder
Livre Street
Edith Terrace Hall
Th Marchant
Oehlman
Manley
Upton
J. Bridgman
Port Wakefield Council
Wilnen
Verco Brot & Go. Ltd
Lake Dellow
J Dellow
Whitwaeta
Crown Landa
Mayor's Patriotic Fund
Thompson
Goldney
Central Mission Brotherhood Meeting Review and Debates
The article describes a disorderly gathering at Piovanretrent Hall where Me W. MrRiggam presided. Speakers attacked tyranny, warned against oppression, and praised Socrates Garibaldi and Washington, urging virtue and civic duty. The piece condemns heavy spending on gambling and calls for moral youth leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piovanretrent
Sumlay
W. MrRiggam
Dot. Varin
Boaters Vente
Seton
Baein
Raora
Socrates
Ddeath
Moeps
Garibaldi
Mensioi
Woon von Maltky
Torba
Australia
Munhood
Snhood
TD. Wille
Bishop Wilson Pirie Visits Port Pirie On Sunday
Port Pirie hosts Bishop Wilson Pirie rector of Walkerville and archdeacon of Adelaide in a 17 year Melanesia tenure. He addressed St Pauls Church children praising mission work and recounting Patterson's Pacific ventures, followed by a sermon and vows to renew parochial support for missionary efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilaco
Walkerville
Adelaide
Melanesis
Port Pirie
Poer Germem
St. Paul ‘Church
Beroarda
Solomontawn
St. Paul's
Patterou
Nukapa
Rorfalk
Ues
Patter
Barnaba
Norfolk Taland
Koroe
Port Pirie Smelter Operations Report 1914
Melbourne report outlines activity at Broken Hill Proprietary Co plants including Port Pirie smelter, Port Adelaide operations, and associated works. Details cover grinding, roasting, smelting, lead and copper production, coke ovens, and railway facilities with progress on storage, ore handling, and new equipment. Regular updates note intermittent aerial ropeway use and plant completions in September 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyort
Guineas
Swierernad
Tang
Erie
Bern
Woantalle Neuer
Ind
Bloon 10
Portirie
Lsright
Lloyd Bigot
Non Knob
Cove
Eniebe Bios
Yebto Arts
Port Pirie
Joroace Department
Noiog
Tn Band
Bae
Almoath
Port Phillip
Bellamel
Orion
Dickenson
Melbourne
Footballers to the Front Honor Port Pirie Volunteers
About 120 Port Pirie volunteers from the Proprietary Football Club prepared to join the Expeditionary Force. Guests included Primates, Bushell, and others. the club praised their hosts and promised to uphold the club's honor. The Chairman and Mr Wiss KC noted the squad would fight for Australia, with four guest players from Port Pirie present and toasts given to the front line spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morphetville
Port Pirie
Primates
Bushell
A, Bushall
B. O'Neil
Sugttliere Corgl
H. J. Holwards
Santeeton Danie
Thare
Khair
Central
India
Earl Kitchen
Ib. A. Mela
Hondaawsters
Anstrstia
Wiss
K.C
Endura
Chatraua
Port Pirie Brod
Bom
Ubaix Ovary
Jerey" Owoll
Tiny All Hays
Nick-Miiase
Snowy
Ehny
Beisig
Uiay
Stalin
Ayee
Prapa
A. Bundell
Fragmented notes from a gathering with faded names and events
An unclear excerpt records a gathering with numerous garbled names and remarks. It mentions songs like the National Anthem and Auld Lang Syne, with scattered references to individuals and potential groups, but readable details are sparse and uncertain.
Port Pirie Amateur Rowing Club Annual General Meeting
Port Pirie Amateur Rowing Club held its annual general meeting at Central Hotel on September 1. President G Morgan chaired a large attendance. Love reported progress in rowing, new members, and a forthcoming eight-oared boat. Treasurer Leonard praised results with a record gain, while Secretary Wills noted naval service changes and a death in the club, with plans for social events and multiple regatta successes, including Henley on Torrens and Port Pirie regatta victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirle
Central Hotton
Yast
G. Morgan
Capeain
Love
Havirg
Sraanu
Burutch
Brtmoen
Mesera Gray
Edwards
Falmer
RAEA
Rac
Murray Bri
Ttwan
oMivers
W. Leonard
Sun
BJ. Wills
Riztaon
Meg
Morgan
Woolnough
Marlib
Alwaye
Handa
Telub
Ucly
Hla
Mesure Smeedon & Go
Mnnsom
Stu Mater
Abtie Shy
Pearce
Nexson
Benneth
Joss Racing
Port Pirie
Henleyon-Torrenne
Harmer
Walker Binver
Lack
Middleton
Wallaroo Club
Inceerewe
B. Walker
Vistoria
Booth Australia
Mure Ray Bridge
Sietar Cluba
Tarmenia
Sueisl Funutlionn
Barrier Hotel
Mawram Club
Arnold
Darby
Wallaroo
Walsh
Priz Tradevell
England
Mfr
Pyerce
Ike
Club aims to foster pure and real sport in rowing circles
An account of a meeting chaired by Dr O Lelab outlines the club’s goal to gain prestige as a leading rowing body in the region, focusing on genuine sport and youth development. Members express thanks to J Luk for his service with the Expeditionary Forces and bid him farewell. Elections yield Dr O Lelab as patron and Morgan as president with officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Manoum
Frianda
Oraniuati
Real Aport
Real Aporté
Sien
Enke
Donine
Weldoma
Auocansota
J. Luk
Austtalia
Tose
Luak
Satoem
Oilowe
O. Lelab
Prial
Dent
Morgay
Messia O
Pleasant evening ushers in national anthem event
A community meeting outlined an October public demonstration led by a committee including W J Leonard and B Wile with auditors Maan Hughes and Mokuchlan. Officers and organizers were named though several names and roles were unclear, and a plan for a national anthem program was noted as a highlight of a calm, well attended evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Leonard
B . Wile
Boworth
Pearce
W. Maley
W. Watke
G. Dunstrues
Maan Hughes
Mokuchlan
Locker Brewant
McO
BR. Jones
Dulogainbo
O . Butterworth
Pexy
Mautsn
Captain Love
Vine
Harmer
R. Bonotawort
Owenw 10 Expeditionary Foren Relates and Adelaide Ford Meet
Fragmented report mentions Owenw 10 front male figures and expeditions away from home. Speech extracts include Monarc J McLachlan Tlordon and A D Terral Perowat Me with J Rone. Adelaide Ford agents Donconé Fraser Ltd announce twelve month growth and eight hour day aims with new gas formate payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesere
V. HH
Richards
F. Pickney
Owen
Mom Hora
Monarc
J. McLachlan
J. Tlordon
A.D. Terral Peraowat
J. Rone
Balaklava
Ina Youn
Donesn
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Christ Churel, Halaklava
Mro
GM Shed
Balakiays
L. Chambers
Mise Bullock
Mise Amith
H. Besisto
Bullock
H. Bosisto
F. Bullock
Gectieman
Balarlaya
Buchanan's
Commons
Scotland
Aud & Sons
Bona Admers
Gilbeet Place
Glen Ewin
Jams
Blight Brothers
Alexande
Commission
Bante
Pirie
Auacus
Ci Allison
KNAKE
Mapkineon
Marshall Pinon Vampenter
S. Marshall & Sons
Rusdle Street
Criterion
King William Steery
Mately
Cointat
Central Mission’ Brotherhood
Bishop Wilson Pirie
Mew Zealand Insurance Co Limited
Bararere
Cook
Uiha
Wiliam Street
Adslasa Bret
E ‘Louia Re Wicson
Manger ’Ab
Trexeaune
Philip Mares
Radway & Trott
North ‘Tartwen
Maraball's Chambers
Op. Bleke, Obemied
the Broken Hill Proprietary Co., LM
Bavdan
Birtles
Debiar
Fee
Markey
Port Pirle Amateur Rowing Club
ANS AL General Meeting
Docton
Huon
Clements Tonic Ltd
Trentiunes
Earl
Clemente T
Howe
Coffee Palace
Victor Harbor
J. & E Harvey
Tari
Emia
General Banking
BUGIS
King William Street
Sewanee
Ee Savings Bank Department
Euros Nureiton
Sevannon
Gresham Hotel
North Terrace
King’ William Street
Hk Hk. Duncan
Pormeblt
Rotel Geenare
Botal Exchange
Amaller
Waymouth Street
Adel
Tocal
Bennett, Gladatana
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