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This week in history: January 30, 1925
St Joseph’s Convent opens, Murray Bridge’s Olympic rowers attract criticism and police move on three “undesirables”.
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This week in history: January 23, 1924
A drunken railway passenger is fined, Harrison Ford stars in a movie and a columnist stands up for female cricket fans.
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This week in history: January 16, 1925
A Catholic school is established in Murray Bridge, wireless pictures are transmitted between countries and Murray Bridge's racing club secretary retires.
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This week in history: January 9, 1925
Murray Bridge's bowlers go on tour, new rules for vehicles with metal tyres come into force and the Advocate makes an appeal to racial superiority.
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This week in history: December 19, 1924
A hospital matron extends a Christmas invitation, Mannum prepares for New Year's Day sport and GR Handley overhears a conversation.
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This week in history: December 12, 1924
Two local students earn School of Mines scholarships, Mypolonga's Methodists hold a fete and the Murray Bridge corporation campaigns for a court house.
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This week in history: December 5, 1924
Railway workers picnic at Ambleside, former council chairman W.G. Hannaford is farewelled and dairy producers face a vital vote.
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This week in history: November 28, 1924
High school students sit for their examinations, Mr F Robertson wins a prize with his gladioli and Vic Raison dies suddenly.
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This week in history: November 14, 1924
Murray Bridge's Catholics plan a school of their own, a strawberry fete is held at East Wellington and a man is arrested for forging a cheque.
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TAFE SA celebrates 100 years of vocational education in Murray Bridge
Staff and students past and present have gathered at the Swanport Road campus for a centennial event – see the photos old and new.
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This week in history: October 24, 1924
Mypolonga's Sunday school students and Brinkley's schoolchildren attend picnics, while the Labor Party warns about a threat to railway jobs.
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This week in history: October 17, 1924
The first Tailem Bend Show is held, the railway bridge's builders stop work and a football match raises funds for a new grandstand.