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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1904
Page
3
A garbled diary style record mentions Millicent and a Labour party gathering. The text references liquidity, a meeting called by farmers, and internal disagreements about strategy. Names appear distorted, but the core clue is a party meeting and factional tension.
A garbled discourse discusses Labor Party effects on farmers, the South election, and the Farmers' Alliance. It suggests conservative persistence, opposition to the Lal party, and factions within districts opposing certain policies. The piece references agitation, demoralization of farmers, and shifting alliances amid local political tensions.
Fragmented letter discussing farmers' political concerns and policy tone. Mentions per capita value figures, local price issues, and calls for action by various branches with unclear details. The text reflects correspondence to the editor and approximate pricing debates among participants.
Boland Campbell criticizes legislative opponents and tainted taxation in a lengthy missive. He argues policy favors small holders but condemns large landholders for tax avoidance and argues for fairer rates. The letter defends progressive tax principles while targeting landowners who resist reform.
A reader letter questions Kennion Council’s refusal to answer a prior inquiry, accusing the council of hiding information for ratepayers. The writer cites a new revelation and mocks officials for partial refunds, likening the council to scarecrows that failed to scare away criticism.
A local resident recounts trying Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy after finding pills harsh on the stomach. The account notes preference for stronger options and mentions ongoing discussions with a local figure named Wales Campbell.
The fortnightly Hatherleigh Gun Club meeting occurred on August 2 with reports from members and a discussion on forming a farmers union. W J McKinson won the Lay's Trophy event with six kills, while J J Wallis claimed a sweep overall. The meeting addressed union structuring, branch formation in Millicent Mount Gambier Narracourt and calls for practical farmer organization against political factions.
A local notice touts Doan’s Pills for backache and kidney troubles. Mr Holyer of Millicent reports personal relief and recommends the remedy obtained at Cassals' pharmacy. The ad urges buyers to insist on Doan’s and mentions availability through Foster Maclellon Co. in King William Street.
A largely attended meeting in Millicent, held August 27 at the Institute West-room, formed a Farmers' Political Association. H Holagrofe chaired. speakers included J Bick and B Campbell. Debate touched on unity, branches in Mount Gambier and Narracootts, and a platform for farmers’ interests statewide.
McLaughlin and Co advertise a sale on ladies jackets shower-proof garments and waterproof macintoshes with special pricing and limited stock. The offer highlights fashionable outerwear for women and weatherproof raincoats.
Saterday records show chairman Cre Nance and council members approving appeals and reports. Topics include bank ledger postings, overdraft allowances, land office notices, property assessments, travel allowances, and the new Board of Health and Medical Officer. health sanitary condition discussed. December actions noted.
A Scotland Yard style medical pamphlet extols the efficacy of SANIER & SONA RUCALYDE EX EXTRACT for dental and fever prevention, touting instant relief and universal protection. The piece also references Australian political notes, retail remedies, and public notices from Melbourne and Adelaide.
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