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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 07, 1900
Page
2
Fragmentary report describes milled goods and supplies from various vendors, noting commercial pricing and market conditions. It references ports and paddocks, with hints of transport and quality issues, though many names and specifics are unreadable.
A detailed market note records sheep and cattle trading volumes, prices, and demand. Buyers and graziers showed steady appetite for prime merino and crossbred stock, with sales totals around 1857 sheep and 924 wethers reported, prices varying by quality and weight across multiple categories.
A garbled newspaper fragment from The Millicent Times mentioning subscriber issues and a partial notice about Weldtar Sill and related topics. The readable portions imply a sales or subscription note with scattered names and phrases but lack coherent detail or complete events.
A public speech cites Australia’s stance in imperial affairs, urging unity with Britain and defence support amid reports of imperial taxes and military needs. It discusses population, expenditures, and potential taxation shifts for the Empire and colonies.
The article argues the Federated Empire would require vast revenue for defence and wars. It estimates deficits of around £100,000,000 annually after land and income taxes, plus special war bills. Australia’s share could equal or exceed total tax revenue, casting serious doubt on the feasibility of the empire and urging prudent restraint.
The fragmentary text discusses horse prices and traders with references to Victorie and the Bauthy Trast, then shifts to a Milficent Gun Clik meeting at Tantrayn's Hotel on Saturday listing attendees and financial figures. It also covers a February/March review, weather expectations, a revival of the Literary Society, and aims to consolidate activities for an upcoming university event.
A garbled OCR passage references candidates, alerts, and a May 1 election date with names like Helin, Mig, and Stith. It mentions a Chief Inspector, Central town, and a corporation, but many words are unreadable. The piece suggests a political or security context with investigations and a planned sale or hearing, yet specifics are obscured.
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A fragmentary report describes a social gathering where guests behaved well and enjoyed themselves, amid notes on entertainment and a newly reopened club. The text shifts to a troubling account of a disappearance and a police concern, with mentions of injury, a note of suicide, and community reactions, followed by references to local events, performances, and a municipal or school gathering, concluding with weather and local industry remarks.
Laborer from Thulanwoli identified as suspect in a broader fraud scheme. The debut hearing set for Monday outlines charges and potential penalties as prosecutors seek further evidence. Witnesses and details remain overwhelmed by chaotic OCR text but indicate a financial crime across multiple parties.
An OCR fragment describes combat events, troop movements, and casualty figures with uncertain names and dates. It references a collapse of claims about leaders, prisoners, and battlefield outcomes, mentioning individuals such as Leona and Roberts in a disjointed narrative.
Amid Sydney panic reports of bubonic plague spread, authorities enforce strict quarantines and cleansing drives at stations while public spaces are cleaned. Officials cite fear of transmission as 2004 cases emerge, with citywide disinfection and bans on gatherings continuing through the week as health services race to contain the outbreak.
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