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.
From the archives of the River Murray Advocate...
Labor fair
A fancy fair in aid of the funds of the Labor Party was held in the Murray Bridge Institute Hall on Friday, and was opened by Mrs Gunn, wife of the premier.
As Mrs Gunn entered the hall she had to pass under the wards of a guard of honour of fairies, consisting of little Misses Kathleen and Jean Pill, Audrey Whisson, Hannah Schmidt, Dot and Iris Murray, Lucy Monaghan, Rita Halliday, Marjory Halliday, Mados Bridges, Muriel Sutton and Kathleen O’Brien.
Mrs Gunn said Mr Gunn had always impressed on her the wonderful enthusiasm which existed in Murray Bridge among the Labor people.
