Burra Store Founder Remembers 19th Century Life and Labor
A lengthy reminiscence recalls life in Burra and Mintaro SA from the late 1800s to early 1900s. The narrator describes moving to Purrell Flat then Burra, running general stores, a coffin maker, temperance tensions, railway work, and establishing a builder and ironmonger business. He notes passage to Western Australia, family moves, postal service duties, and the Aberfoyle Post Office, ending with reflections on faith and resilience.
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Purrell
Tether
Johnny Oleary
Johnny
Jimmy
Farrell Flat
Bleechmor
Mintaro
Piper
Free
Ely
Warner
Freeman
Jallys
Orugh Canaans
Happy Lane
Burra
Er & Balleyg Crus
Sara & Dunstan
Anglican Church
Abe
Arthur Leighton
Western Australia
St Adelaide
Premantle
South Australia
Dunn
Ruorn
Emma Iver
Broken Hill
Argent Street
Railway Town
Gann
AMA
Ick
BHP
Minu
Labour
Dann
Gletrich
Nsw
Mesars Steath and
Ferguson
Bya
Broken Ae
Sereat Creek
George Green
Western Austranls
Perth
Fremantle
Stu Wites
Aberdeen
James ‘Tiger Ae Bons
Frank
G. B. Wills & Co
Bryan and District
Aberfleen
Burra North
Duces
Charac
Hairdress Balon Ad Mentions Joss and Browning
Fragmentary notice references a hairdress balon advertisement to appear Tuesday in June. Mentions proprietors and readers who recall friends and friendship tied to the event.
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Balon ‘Peeieace
J.uid
Mar
3. E. Cooper
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Tyre
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Traster
Lucas’ Garage
Hallett
Commercial Hotel
Commercial Street
SDAY
Redema
Bik
Ser
P. J. Byrne
Shoe Store
Telephone
Ihooringa Hotel
West End
H.C
E. Jones
Moffatt
Joss
Ingite
Saimdressing
Balon
Australia
New Zealand
Daucere’s
Dalgetys
Pss
OULA
CLAS
Epeo Alt
W. & D. Young