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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 04, 1905
Page
3
Fragmented text discusses placing products in the Adelaide market and mentions carton counts and efforts to improve capacity. The readable phrases indicate a plan to direct operations and assess next steps for continued production and distribution.
The text presents garbled speech with disrupted phrases about societal roles, progress, and political tensions. It alludes to Japanese actions, a call for impartial judgment, and references to a labor movement and manufacturers. It reads as a fractured historical commentary on class and national issues.
The passage discusses shifts in shoe tending and trade labor balance, noting a larger share of gains and traditional relief, with references to a smelted battle and consequences for weakness in one side.
The February meeting at Millis Marsh church ordained Rev H Caldwell after reviewing his call as minister candidate. He urged character, simple sermons, and practical application, warning against overuse of theology or modern rhetoric, and urged binding, faithful service to the church and its congregation.
A Surliys church gathered to honor a minister upon his induction into the charge. The congregation, with Mr Nairn serving as counsel, urged unity, attendance, and support for the pastor. An evening public meeting followed, featuring readings and congratulations from local bankers and attendees as the event closed with prayer and farewell benedictions.
An obfuscated old advertise ment warns readers away from rivals and extols Sander and Sons Eucalyptus extract as a universal remedy. The copy claims teeth decay prevention and dental protection, plus asserted cures for fevers, malaria, colds, throat infections, and wounds. It promotes internal use of drops in water and inhalation for relief, with dramatic health guarantees.
A government report criticizes police handling of Aboriginal prisoners and the brutality alleged under a West Australian Commissioner. It details aboriginal youths and adults being brought in, charged, and mistreated during transport, with deaths and poor conditions cited. The document accuses officers of coercion and excessive force, noting the systemic abuse and neglect in custody.
A fragmented OCR item lists names and entities such as Agnew & Co and Burrows & Newbury, noting tender calls and medical product references. The garbled text mentions January and February actions, committee notes, and several firms, with Millicent referenced as publisher or subject in a local notice context.
Proceedings note a Thursday meeting with Chairman Sutherland and councilors to discuss disposal of Canin Works and appoint a representative. Tenders listed for embankment and road work. debate over Mount Hope drain and risk of wasteful spending. Auctionings and lists of names appear, with meetings and dates referenced, including forthcoming Millicent Racing Club sale.
The Kobe Racing Club held its annual meeting on February 1 with a good attendance. Results included Ricm-Georgie 9.6 (Cullen) first, Aroland's Eye second, Four lasted third. Taata-The Warker 1, My Polly 2. Maxpicar-Teet 0.0 first, The Worker 2. Futtse Harpicar-Gewrme 7.0 first, Beavaint Stucee-Tact second, Treland's Eye onward. Burkue-Wylie 1, Richie 2. Hace Meepres-Ireland's Ey 1. Sweep loan four competed. Won by rider Cullen, slightly injured.
A dubious public statement cites a Mill head as endorsing Doan's Backache Kidney Pills claiming rapid relief from back pain and sciatica. It notes the pill's notoriety amid imitations and urges readers to purchase through Foster, McLellan Co. and Walter Campbell Agent, while briefly mentioning a Johannesburg diamond discovery and a general warning against false testimonials.
The match at Hath erleigh on Saturday January 28 ended in a draw. Randelsharp batted best for July 113, with Ro Fuetar as top scorer and Hatherleigh posting nine wickets for 70. Cowan led the Hatherleigh batting with 18 as nine wickets fell.
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