1921
State's population passed 500,000.
Killalpaninna, Kopperamanna and Etudanna taken up by Lance Powell.
Total value of gold production in SA $22,326.00. Baroota Reservoir completed.
1922
Peter Waite died on 4 April. First lock on the Murray completed at Blachetown.
Harry Butler bought Cannuwaukaninna for $600.
William A. Webb appointed Chief Commissioner of South Australian Railways. Ross Smith and Jim Bennett, killed when their plane crashed in England.
Bert Swift manager at Wooltana until 1930.
1923
Moonta Mines closed.
Total wool sales from Myrtle Springs $18,000.00.
1924
Waite Agricultural institute established.
Thousand Homes Scheme launced.
First radio stations started broadcasting.
Total wool sales at Myrtle Springs $18,260.00.
A.I.M. created the 'Border Sisters'.
Technical Education started with the opening of Thebarton Junior Technical School.
United Aborigines' Mission established a home at Oodnadatta.
1925
Showgrounds at Wayville opened.
United Aborigines' Mission established at Swan Reach.
At Wooltana 41,600 sheep shorn, produced 1090 bales of wool.
1926
Work started on the Oodnadatta-Alice Springs Railway. Don Dunstan born on 21 September 1926.
1927
Angorichina Hostel opened.
Colebrook Home established by the United Aborigines' Mission at Quorn.
New Teacher Training College opened in Kintore Avenue.
1928
Gordon school closed. First Australian pedal radio in Australia produced by Alfred Traeger.
1929
First train left Adelaide for Alice Springs.
First talking pictures shown in Adelaide.
Robert James Lee Hawke born at Bordertown, United Aboriginal Mission established at Nepabunna.
1930
Dough Chappel manager at Wooltana until 1933. Cordillo Downs closed down. Andamooka opal field discovered.
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