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This week in history: May 8, 1925
The finest music ever heard in Mypolonga was played, Murray Bridge railway workers question the future and Mount Barker is growing quickly.
Look back through the years and into the Murraylands’ past.
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The finest music ever heard in Mypolonga was played, Murray Bridge railway workers question the future and Mount Barker is growing quickly.
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Three fugitives were caught, a popular tennis tournament in Mannum and ten years ago on April 25 the Anzac troops marched into Gallipoli.
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A fancy ball is held to raise funds, Murray Bridge bowlers' are on tour for Easter and an unfortunate death occurs at the Oakbank races.
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The Murray Bridge Football Association is discussed, a local shop owner protests to council and Brinkley's harvest is reported.
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MPs visit Murray Bridge's dairy factory, the 15th annual agricultural show is held and women's fashions are reviewed at a fundraising dance.
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A parliamentary delegation visits River Murray settlements, a quoit club is formed and Mothering Sunday is celebrated.
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A war exhibition opens, Monarto reflect on rain storm and the Rovers Football Club could leave the Association.
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The Labor Party holds a fair in Murray Bridge, a Monarto couple is married and a man is jailed for being homeless.
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A foundation stone is laid at Monarto's Lutheran church, Murray Bridge Coursing Club gets going and the WEA comes to town.
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A rental housing shortage emerges in Murray Bridge, the Hansen family has a wedding and a columnist complains about motor cars and “sporty ladies”.
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A foundation stone is laid at Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Murray Bridge needs a court house and East Wellington gets some rain.
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See the old photos, watch a video and hear the stories from this Murray Bridge school's 100th anniversary gala.