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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 30, 1904
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text describes a football scene with wreckage and a ship's bow, mentioning a person and a momar acts. The readable parts are nonsensical and names are uncertain, providing no clear event, date, or outcome.
Police reported a death ruled as self-inflicted at a location near the tram where a man reportedly took poison tea. An inquest led by Mr W. Bax Coromer examined the circumstances and the presence of temporary interim arrangements.
A Kennion Council dispute questions the council over drain works and responsibility for uncompleted tasks. The letter argues the overseer should be cleared or replaced and asks for managers who received payments to be named with amounts and services. The case appears debated and unresolved.
An evening masque ball at the Institute Hall on Wednesday July 2% raised about £25 for Cottage Hospital funds. The event featured numerous attendees with roles such as Queen of Night, Courtier Louis XV and various nurses, milkmaids, and flower girls, all listed among the participants and sponsors. a festive reflection of the community’s charitable effort.
The event featured tasteful greenery, music, and a supper for attendees. The judges praised the ball’s costumes and decor with numerous period outfits named such as Britannia and Lady of Lowa XVI. The scene highlighted vivid color blending and refined attire without major faults.
Thursday July 28 Justices Before Menare Jamis and S Stuckey Nitechke charged with obtaining liquor at a hotel on July 17 not being a traveler pleaded guilty fined £1 and cont a 159 on the premises
Millicent beat Factory 2 goals 4 behinds to 1 goal 2 behinds at Millicent ground. J Newberry captained the field in a closely fought match with both sides short of players. Team selections for Millicent against Tantanoola next Saturday August 5 were listed, including Plunkett Matheson Towers Browning and others.
An aging tale argues public expression can reveal truth while personal testimony from John Benson praises Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. Benson cites relief after five years of pain, endorsing the product sold by chemists and posted by the proprietors.
Dr Wille and Scheanon led a council meeting where Nituchkw Boolir and Muda inns faced election critique. Mulhouse urged adherence to the Ballot Act and questioned poll integrity while the Returning-officer and chairman sparred over votes and possible purging of the poll.
Fragmentary minutes from Norwich record a Returning-officer dispute over questions at the poll, a refused vote by McDonald, and property lease questions. Other items include insurance notes, Crown Lands notices, road works, hospital matters, and boundary contract queries with various officials and fee adjustments.
The Western Medical Review extols Royal Eucalyptite Extract as a universal remedy for many ailments. It claims protection against fevers, syphilis, malaria, and other infectious diseases and prescribes morning mouth reductions and drops in water to bolster health, with instructions for quick relief of rheumatism and related pains.
A troubled council meeting features resignations, interim clerks, and audit disputes as auditors flag unaccounted cash. Resignation of clerk Korner prompts temporary appointees amid financial rows and planned adjournment to settle audits.
For sale by Walter Campbell, agent. This advert promotes a cough remedy marketed as a great favorite with children for colds, croup and whooping cough, claiming prompt relief and harmful side effects.
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