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Newspaper
Burra Record
Location
Burra, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1902
Page
3
A long wartime sermon lauds the Allied victory and the courage of British and Boer soldiers. It reflects on national unity, divine guidance, and the sacrifice of those who fell, praising discipline, Christian duty, and the hope of peaceful restoration.
A religious discourse from Rev. J. Cave of Kimberley reflects on the Boer War's moral and social implications. The article argues the conflict will uplift religious and educational life among Boers and Kaffirs, shaping future governance in South Africa and urging steadfast faith in God.
An Australian promotion extols Bile Beans as a universal remedy, claiming relief for rheumatism and numerous ailments. It cites anecdotal testimonials, lists numerous conditions allegedly cured, and advertises the product through chemists and the Australian Depot.
The Ramblers select a large squad for today’s 2 30 kickoff against the Kooringas at Victoria Park. Captain Wheatley leads with A D Wilkinson, W Barkley, G Fustece, M Burns, J Burns, S Walker, H Vivian, A McLaren, Ewins, A Shortridge, Bo Hill, Crowes, Ax Neville, W Harvey, C Uren, R West, R Henderson and M Pederson.
A testimonial from GEO. BUTCHER of Sydney credits WEBBER'S VITADATIO with curing a 25 year stricture after hospital failures. S.A. PALMER of Adelaide advertises supplies and tests, urging others to publish results and seek Trell tests. Also notes medicinal price, and local watches for sale from LL Wreklein.
The assembly opened last Sunday with President of the Conference presiding. Two children and one adult were served in Jubilee Hall, attendance was low due to rain, a banquet followed by a history 330, with a tea meal and public meeting later. A fuller report will appear in our next issue.
A letter from a Burra reader praises Doan's Backache Kidney Pills for curing a child with weak kidneys, recounting a family history and urging others to obtain the remedy from Foster-McClellan Co. Also includes a humorous English golf anecdote featuring the Cobb family and a caddie.
In June 77 at Redruth court Madame Moris of the Greenwood Dramatic Company faced W. J. Davey of the Burra Record in a printing account case. The defendant failed to appear and the court ordered seven days’ commitment after finding debt incurred through defendant’s instructions to print work. The case closed with a full court attendance and a single heating and sealing case noted.
A fragment mentions someone named Suell seeking care after an illness with stomach pains and references a few garbled phrases. The text also alludes to a person or place named Sommer and a writer T. W. Wikinangy, but the details remain unclear due to corruption in the OCR.
Circular from the Education National Department discusses entertaining school children on Coronation day. Main road mileage to be rechecked against maps, tenders invited for drains and public works. Drains to consult Cockrum's road. Pond return noted. Ranger's diary read. Thanks extended to chairman Dr T McWaters for yearlong leadership.
A wartime homecoming celebration honors Corporal Hale with a community gathering in Gabowaus. Mayors, officers, and townsfolk cheer his return, while speeches praise his gallantry and the shared sacrifice of service members.
Dense rain over the past days brought 103 points to the local post office, with last year at 525 and this year 540. The wet spell was widespread around Sis Disbet but light at Mongolaia, while northern areas reported heavy showers reviving parched regions. Wellington officials note appreciation for services, with Warren and Gallagher serving as secretaries to the long committee.
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Sydney residents anticipate new policy moves as Coroestion Day is discussed. Jubilee Hall to be opened by the Mayor this afternoon. Joab Linchhife, 74, dies at Burra Hospital with no local relatives. A report notes seedlings, stocks, and garden items among shipments. Entires mention itinerant companies and Record establishment updates.
CORRESPONDENCE from Port Pirie reports rainfall has fallen at intervals over the last three days, aiding crops after a dry spell. Farmers remain wary, with some delaying selling or adjusting plans as they weigh how much relief rain will bring and when to act.
Friday June 20 W P Read and Co instruct to auction the entire plant of a blacksmith including anvils vices tires and benches plus tools of all descriptions with likely horse gear such as harnesses and hurdle items. Sale to commence at 12 and include saddlery and sundries.
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