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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 26, 1901
Page
2
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Market notes describe prime bullocks and cows selling at diverse prices, with range from £3 to £9 for cows and higher for prime stock. Sheep demand remained strong though supplies eased. prices varied by weight and quality. Pigs and store stock also featured, with overall market activity described as active and prices recovering from a earlier dip.
Miss Abbot Werglis presided over a lively showcase at the Millicent Institute Hall on Monday and Tuesday evenings. The event featured a stage performance with local talent, a crowd of attendees, and notable vigor as patrons engaged despite disruptions from a few burly onlookers.
The inspection in Millicent was not held yesterday as the Commandant could not attend and the team was not paraded. The Minister for Public Works, Hon. WW. R. Foner, will visit Millicent with other Members of Parliament on Saturday, November to discuss Mount Hopraranage matters.
The Mount Gninibier Building Society case involves Archdewron Young of Mount Guybier and a settlement dispute. The court remanded the defendant on perjury charges at the Millwwens Local Cart hearing, with Me. C. Spelt opposing the remand.
A riotous show at Millveat features riders and buyers amid a complex catalog of horses and ponies. The event highlights include rider refusals, a veered fall, and a lengthy price list for fillies mares and ponies led by Hearle Kinpovat and Rohagn Old Times.
Fragmentary 19th century account describes disputes at a wool processing site as workers accuse managers and parents of low wages and coercive discipline. A roll call reveals refusals to work, threats to discharge, and union terms being discussed, with pay rates cited and regional organizers attempting to reconcile wage cuts.
A neighbor rushed in with a bottle of Colto Cholera and Dist ing Whea. The child suffered severe brain cramps and was given OP. After three doses the boy regained consciousness and improved within twenty four hours. Mrs Mary of Mount Crawford Virginia reports the cure. The remedy is sold by Walter Campbell, Agent.
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