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This week in history: April 17, 1925
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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This week in history: April 3, 1925
The Murray Bridge Football Association is discussed, a local shop owner protests to council and Brinkley's harvest is reported.
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This week in history: March 27, 1925
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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This week in history: March 20, 1924
A parliamentary delegation visits River Murray settlements, a quoit club is formed and Mothering Sunday is celebrated.
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This week in history: March 13, 1925
A war exhibition opens, Monarto reflect on rain storm and the Rovers Football Club could leave the Association.
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This week in history: March 6, 1925
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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This week in history: February 27, 1925
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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This week in history: February 20, 1925
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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This week in history: February 13, 1925
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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St Joseph’s School celebrates 100 years of Catholic education
See the old photos, watch a video and hear the stories from this Murray Bridge school's 100th anniversary gala.
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This week in history: February 6, 1925
One hundred years ago this week, an engineer asks to close Bridge Street, the council considers a septic tank system and three pubs get upgrades.
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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”.