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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1899
Page
8
The passage warns that winter's cold winds and wet conditions heighten danger from a feared disease. It describes a progression from a light cough to weakness, fever, shivering, chest pain, and shortness of breath, then a harsh cough and full pneumonia. It emphasizes severity and advancing symptoms.
Mayurra District council met with Present Cra Osman as chair and members Harris Hogan Hann and Hart. CORRESPONDENCE included Loch Sley Relief Fund request, W M Wehl peat drain 50 unfenced funds, E Mayell racecourse drain complaint, Penola Council star thistle on noxious weeds list. decisions to follow Penola. Transfers listed among many land allotments. various engine and assessment adjustments noted. Mount Mairhead and Mayurra to meet June 12 at 2 p.m.
Council discusses Mayurra section 10 road transfer, subsidies, and drainage at pound corner and drain 32. Reports on rabbit control, bridge repairs, footpath extension to Convent, and tricycle mail timing. Tender results listed. votes of thanks given as term ends. new council to decide on several items.
At the Millicent Agricultural Bureau meeting a paper by Geo Quinn is shared. It covers soil breaking, wind breaks, spacing about 20 feet for 108 trees per acre, purchasing from reputable nurserymen, pruning, pest prevention, and favored apple, pear, plum, peach, prune, and seedling varieties for local markets, export, or dessert use.
Frederick Villiers, renowned war correspondent, has landed in Australia and plans to tour the colonies delivering lectures on the Soudan campaign. The item notes his intention to speak across the region, reflecting press coverage of imperial conflict reporting.
A Paris census tallies at least 17 786 doctors in the city. Queen Margaret of Tesly owns the rarest pocket handkerchief in the world. The lace piece is valued at £5920, took 20 years to weave, and is kept in a gold case under an inch wide.
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