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1935 - JAMES PINKERTON CAMPBELL The following obituary to James Pinkerton Campbell was published in the ‘Morwell Advertiser’ in September 1935 and gives an insight into the life and times of one of Yallourn’s most extraordinary personalities. James Campbell carved a prestigious name for himself in Australian history as a photographer during the Great War; and his contribution to Yallourn during the period 1920-1934 was highly significant and of lasting value.

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Caption: A Herald reader's amusing snapshot forwarded from Yallourn of an elephant belonging to a travelling circus dislodging a motor car which had been accidentally driven into a deep concrete drain around the local cricket oval. The help of the elephant was enlisted when other cars had failed to do the job! Source: ‘Herald’ Monday 11 April 1932. Page 1

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