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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1904
Page
3
The readable fragments reference a chairman, a response to a complaint, and a minor discussion about a payment or penalty. Names and clear details are missing, leaving only vague references to duties and a formal reply within an organizational setting.
Local notices describe a scheduled event at Milicent with performers including Foley and Hex, noting unusual audience turnout and the presence of Australian acts. The report mentions plans for a major circus closing in coming weeks and predicts strong attendance for the next show as organizers tout a premier performance in the region.
Newspaper clippings praise Foley's Circus for value and generosity while critics warn of refuted ads and curtain shows. Bendigo audiences recall twenty performances with some noting closeness to advertised promises and charity matinees.
A letter from ML L Holzgrefe argues for amalgamating Millicent with adjacent districts to form a larger council. He claims shared governance would benefit Tan tannale Taptanoola Millicent Mount Suirhead Kennion and Beachport, enabling two councillors per district, full-time engineers and clerks, and overall cost savings despite local opposition.
Health ads tout Sander & Bons Eucalyptus Extract as superior, claiming protection from typhoid malaria and lung diseases. The article cites Victorian-era promotions, mentions Barnstown Ballarat and Ballarat brands, and references government import actions and cross-continental sales without clear proof.
The council discussed main road money and a drain project on Renula and Millicent roads, with Cr Patterson and Cr Cameron pushing for action while expressing concerns about costs. Public Works was asked to confirm financing and the clerk to notify authorities. Overseer reports flagged brid ge conditions and maintenance needs across multiple roads.
The notice lists wool sales and prices from London during the current series. It names firms such as Disnery and Custany and references multiple bale quantities and prices for various grades, with notes on future shipments and regional demand in the South and Northeast. The fragment mentions a correspondent, Walter Cuaphull, and Chamberlain’s office involvement.
Minutes describe a contentious session with councilors Hawn Kiely and Bodey Cr, election results for Drs. Bodie Hana Kiely, and clashes over boundary road questions. Earlier remarks claim misstatements by the Milligant Council overseer, while audit delays, unissued notices, and unsettled accounts prompt calls for a government audit and a fresh clerk appointment.
A historic testimonial promotes Down's Kidney Pills with Millicent cited as a confirmer of relief from back pain. The ad urges purchase from Daniel's Pharmacy and lists price and multiple distributors, claiming lasting benefits after use and warning against imitation products.
A damaged district record lists several names including Malone Gardner McCill and Chifford as present. It notes UF Kis peemont evillamation and a pledge by Dr Flits chko to carry out duties, plus planned road work, tenders for footpath at Millicent North, and a meeting date on a Saturday with town officials.
A detailed match report describes Millicent and Tantanoola in a windy game with multiple goals. Victorinu’s Smith scored from a sharp angle in the second quarter, Millicent’s Bosse and Matheson stood out, and Tantanoola’s Smith brothers shared key plays. Umpire Mr. J. Wright kept play orderly as Millicent sought practice.
The Matherleigh Gun Club held the No.4 Trophy and a 5-third sweep as July 16th rounds were fired. Wallis led with four kills while others like Seework, Chitford, Tow and Suework posted notable scores. a politics note mentions weakened support and government plots. International tone notes naval tensions under the Putin treaty, with ships warned near the Black Sea and Japanese involvement cited. overall it reflects a mix of local shoots and broad geopolitical chatter.
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