Agricultural Bureau notes and local meetings update
Gladstone branch notes a September 12 meeting with four visitors and two members absent. J B Sargent and R E Lines submitted tests. minutes of the prior meeting confirmed. Advisory Board asked to invite Manitoba and other flatmere to future meetings and to address October session concerns. Reports covered sore shoulders in horses and stinkweed as a weed improver. comments noted on horse collars.
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Mo. c
Bonustt
Povan
J. B. Sargent
R. E. Lines
Eml
Alo
Leurs
Veterinary Lodge
McGiltivrsy
Hextons Weed
Ikwan
C Hollitt
France
Belgium
Aducory Basid
J. Fisher
Gladstone Installation On Thursday at BW Bro W 6th
On Thursday a Gladstone installation took place before about 80 members at BW Bro W 6th with acting officials and several attendees noted. The fragmentary report lists names including Lewry Beyly and others, with references to local lodges and proceedings.
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See
Ae Poon
Lewry
G.W
Ingils
Beyly
Fottverch
Bros
Maddock
Dundey
Sie
Town Mall reception ends amid lavish decor and future plans
After the sorimony entreat talked at the Town Mall guests admired dozen tables set with white tovern vases as a couple departed for Adelside to begin their honey moon, traveling in a brown crepe de chine gown and adopting a foggy atmosphere, with Mr Pilkington and V Rose mentioned in passing as future settlers of the area.
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Sabower
Apd Aishes
Adelside
Pilkington
Daof V. Rose
Liberal Union Elects Uppill as President at Annual Meeting
At the Liberal Union annual meeting on September 15 Mr E H Bakewell moved for Mr Uppill to be re elected president. The motion received broad support with praise for his firm leadership and dedication to the union. Several members contrasted Uppill with former president Mr McDonald amid guarded remarks and laughter.
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Liberal Union
Ept
E. H Bakewell
Uppill
E. W. Hawker
McDonald
A. L. McEwin
McDousid
A. K. Goode
Mr Uppill
Mc Uppill
Rain Gods Attack Georgetown in 19th Century Letters
In a Georgetown letter from September 21 the writer laments strong winds and heavy rain, noting Jupiter Pluvius and Veulens as rain and storm symbols. The piece reports 14 inches of rainfall and predicts a bumper season, with flood concerns easing as the rain subsides.
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Georgetown
Rept
Jupater
Jupiter
Australis
Northern Residents Await Key Advices On Township Plans
Communication from local authorities notes importance to Northern Residents and urges adherence to advised steps. It mentions an unnamed scientist and formulates guidance for securing township cooperation and safety, with emphasis on individual responsibility.
North-Western Agricultural Society Opens Forty Years Ago
The annual show of the North Western Agricultural Society began on Wednesday and ran into Thursday with nearly 8,000 attendees on the first day. A Gleystone Institute meeting on Monday decided to call for tenders to add to the building for Circuit Court purposes.
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North-Western Agricultural Society
Gledstone Institutes
Wee Wae
Circuit Court
Rain and rumour fill a restless page
A garbled survey of world events and trivia mentions storms in Balaklava and Belfast riots, scientific oddities, misprints and quotes, plus notices about cinema openings, bishops, and local leaders. It compiles assorted headlines, witticisms, and brief items with scattered names and places.
Storm causes roof and chimney damage in rural towns
A weekend storm damaged Crystal Brook with severe roof tearing and wall collapse at the Methodist church. Chimneys blown at Uncre and verandah destroyed elsewhere. Gladstone weather minimal, September rainfall totals reported at 3.14 inches, above long term averages.
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Crystal Brook
Walla
Uncre
Moody
Gladstone
Rude Boreas Blows Through Balaklava in Storm
Severe cyclone-like winds struck Balaklava in the early hours of Prijay morning on September 16. A thunderstorm, vivid lightning, and a west wind felled trees, unroofed a showground shed, damaged roofs and glass, and toppled signage. Local horses panicked and several buildings reported damage including Christ Church and Bank of Adelaide area structures.
Farmers' Union Shares Advertised to Members
An advertisement urges SA Farmers' Union shareholders to buy insurance through their own company. It claims profits return to members, invites contact with the Adelaide office for information, and emphasizes avoiding outside insurers to keep value within the union.
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Varmers’ Union
L.C
Farmers’ Union
Adelaide
Cyclonic Storm Causes Wide Plant and Structure Damage
In the Terminus Hotel yard a large Moreton Bay fig was uprooted after losing half its branches while a pepper tree and a gum tree were also damaged. Two hospital tanks were destroyed beyond repair with losses over £80. A shed blew over at Mr H E Boeawotherick's and telegraph poles on the Adelaide line leaned toward the ground. The storm touched Whitwarts a and Mr W Tiller's, with lighter effects elsewhere. Windmills in the outer district capsize and fences were damaged, prompting shock at the near miss of town buildings. An amusing note: a man saved roof iron from the road only to learn it was his own roof iron.
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Peterborough
Mauretania
Fatty Arbuckle
Germany
Geo. Thompson
Lucknow
Adelaide
Eliza Hocking
Alberton
Tosgether
de Valere
Irish Republic
Berlin
A. L. McEwin
A. H. Hinton
Maitland
Landon
Thames
Waterloo Bridge
Blackshare
Thia
de Mannix
de Valers
Olay
England and
Wales
Lloyd George
Egga
Bread
London Hospital
W. Miller
B.A. Farmers Cooperative Union
Whitwartsa
Mr W. Tiller
Messrs
G@ Traeger
Zsoker’s
Tailors Dear Sies Praise for Dees Suit Fit and Quality
Customer writes from July praising Dees Suit for perfect fit and quality after trying other tailors in city country and London. He reports two orders for dress suits and several lounge suites and pledges future business if provided at comparable value and service.
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Sies
Mary Teilora
London
Present Day Living: Education and progress praised by speaker
Mrs A W Roblazen reads a Bala klava Mothers Union piece extolling Present Day Living. The note lauds universal education, night schools, religious activities, music, and public programs while noting uneven access and the need for discipline and growth in the new generation.
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A. W. Roblazen
Werecats
Balaklava Mothers’ Union
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