Boots P04 Shoes Listed By Local Grocer
W E Jordan Grocer advertises boots and shoes with Kroringy catalog line The Jon Bunter Boot Co and LTN branding. The notice lists Boots p04 for Kearings.
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Newspaper
Burra Record
Location
Burra, South Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 30, 1902
Page
2
W E Jordan Grocer advertises boots and shoes with Kroringy catalog line The Jon Bunter Boot Co and LTN branding. The notice lists Boots p04 for Kearings.
The Boororowie Methodist Church held its Sunday school anniversary on April 10 and 21 with Rev. A. Grewen of Saddlesouth delivering sermons. A children’s special singing and Miss E. Millar from Leighton presided at the organ, assisted by Mr. A. Swih. Proceeds of the anniversary were noted. The Bouborowie Literary Society began meetings on Wednesday with good attendance and fortnightly sessions planned. Officers elected: G Lambert chairman, Mrs PL Farrelly secretary, J Forsyth treasurer, E J Goodidge vice-chairman. Lant and Reynolds performed songs. Votes of thanks to retiring officers marked the close.
A garbled item describes a social scene with a young woman wearing another's hat and garment, followed by a medical anecdote about partial paralysis and a patent remedy. The text reviews weather shifts with rainfall figures, then praises a Burra Cricket Club concert funding a clean season balance and lists performers and organizers.
A fragmented report describes travel hazards and a cholera remedy marketed by T. W. Wilkinson. It mentions an Adelaide jury verdict of manslaughter against Creek for driving horses against a train. The piece also details a Bay Villa Cape Colony store run by O R Luson selling Chamberlain remedies and testimonials of their efficacy.
The fragmented OCR text outlines broad claims of merchants and factions shaping world affairs and finance. It mentions wealth, influence, and supposedly coordinated actions across commerce with references to global players and economic systems.
Mr Haskins on behalf of Brighton thanks contributors during his canvassing tour in the Burra district. The message acknowledges support and gratitude from local residents and stakeholders.
Directors report that an agreement for erection of a tailings plan with Elder Smile and Co and Mr F HL Snow was signed. ore from Burra heaps tested in Mechernich works showed satisfactory magnetic treatment results. A Mechernich plant with planned modifications will be built, steam plant equipment to be bought in Australia, but work on the company account is postponed with £5000 fixed deposit.
District Council discusses health act compliance and mainland ratepayer concerns. Anne Ward requests reduced dog registration fees. Canowie Pastoral Co granted permission to fence and gate across a road. Local trades and hospital donations noted. Clerk’s salary and contracts reviewed with ward-level budgets and April dates referenced.
A fragmented portrait discusses nerve tonic claims to strengthen the nervous system and avert weakness. It mentions Saint William Fanning in Fremantle Western Australia and hints at heroic acts, though text is garbled and unclear.
In a testimonial from an Adelaide resident, the writer details years of stomach pain, weight loss, and insomnia. After trying many doctors and therapies, the subject credits Clements Tonic with restoring appetite, easing abdominal pain, and improving sleep, urging publication of the account.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a council or committee discussion mentioning chairmen and members including J. H. Rogers and G. Athiog. It references crossing safety, potential accidents, equipment, payments, and inspections at Hanson station plus assigned tasks to several individuals. The garbled source lists various names, numbers, and items without clear coherent events.
The record lists appointment decisions by the chairman and several councilors with varied votes. It notes receipts to the General Fund totaling £74 and payments including £156 for some warrants and £16 for general expenses, plus a wage item of £79 183 for wages.
A Redruth notice outlines a Jubilee Ball to celebrate the Methodist church enlargement at New Wilke Hall. Funds from the event support the church and Sunray School, with help from local churches and Salvation Army. The plan includes pledges and a staged program, with ticket revenue aiding the renewal project.
Fragmentary, garbled OCR text appears to cite a statutory declaration narrative. It mentions cure, observe, and a legal tone with names like Clemente and references to truth, oath, and official care. The readable portion is incomplete and lacks a coherent, verifiable event.
A notice describes memorial stone laying ceremonies with large crowds and a Sunday service. Funds raised are reported at £187 by Die wars stone servis, with £70 expected to be covered by Wastees. The Bible Club stones at Manse and related events are noted as part of the observance.
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