Removal of Light Soil Scheduled This Saturday
Notice states expenditure details and removal of light soil. No tender necessary. By order of the secretary.
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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1901
Page
2
Notice states expenditure details and removal of light soil. No tender necessary. By order of the secretary.
Yarding mainly from Northern Territory and Beale districts with 193, 278 and 25 cattle from noted regions. Prices eased slightly from last week but brisk demand kept yards heated with average weights and prime cows fetching higher figures. A meagre supply of stock, especially sheep and lambs, underpinned prices as buyers competed for quality pieces.
The Millicot Literary Society held an evening of elocution in West Room with Mr W W Lyon presiding. Members Meares Millhouse Odgnes Campbell and Rev Simpkinson delivered readings while a forthcoming debate formed the main agenda.
A Nawma paper notes the Millicen Ladies' Grange changes its name to the Ladies' Mousehold Parliament and mentions an August meeting. It also reports on fox control measures, bonuses, and related council actions, including a Mount Muirhead council discussion and a cattle loss near Lake Saint Olfaimouhhood.
Fragments mention Mountaniner st AGatan and Teraunie with quotes. References to Sergeant Flan Troe allen rE Millent, Ian, and Miss E F Harris suggest a disrupted record of engagements. Mentions of Mr Wordmann and Adelaide imply a social notice context.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local event titled evilual sensionh opening Monday last with reference to caves. Key names, places, or dates are unreadable, precluding full factual reconstruction. The readable fragment suggests a new feature or exhibit related to caves but lacks verifiable specifics.
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