16 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Port Augusta Dispatch Newcastle And Flinders Chronicle
Location
Port Augusta, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
1
A fragmented Adelaide letter discusses labor unrest, wages, and employer-employee relations. It references public consent, a breach of contract ruling against drivers, and calls for orderly conduct. The piece mentions the Strangers’ Relief Society, crowding at Adelaide Town Hall, and observations on education, immigration health, and daily life.
A damaged fragment discusses the impact of artificial teeth on mastication and nutrition, claiming strengthened appearance and healthier bodies, with an aside about statistics and a unclear name. The unreadable text obstructs full meaning but centers on dentistry and wellbeing.
W E Thomas of King William Street Adelaide publishes dental notices including pricing thresholds for work valued at one pound or more and references to arrangements for extractions and cement work. The ad urges taking opportunities and greeting the new year with improved health.
An antiquated trade advertisement touts a new artificial tooth method. It offers £10 for no pain and £10 for any pain, claiming rapid extraction, adjustable plates, and a £2,000 guarantee from a Melbourne bank. The piece emphasizes global quality and novelty in artificial teeth manufacturing.
Market notices from Cradock and Port Augusta show steady demand and fair sales. Cattle, sheep, and dairy stock were sold with prices noted for cows, steers, heifers, and bucks, alongside implements and paddock gear. overall market activity described as smooth and fairly strong.
A rough OCR note outlines a clearing sale by rr & Co Limited for Mr F B Miley on a 1st of an unknown month. It mentions horses cattle and farm stock with prices ranging from a few pounds to around 39 pounds. Describes yearlings harnesses gear and farm implements with various amounts, noting relance and keen competition among bidders.
There was good attendance but few keen buyers leading to slack bidding. Fat wethers total 69 well woolled, hoggets 116 well woolled, grown 329 mixed sheep. Cattle included Bollocks and teok at 7 6 with starts at 1 16s 61d and cows to 4, paddies around 1.
Market note from Mesrn Exoen Surra and Co shows yarded cattle and sheep with varied demand. Prices listed include fat cattle and bullocks, with totals around 4 to 5 pounds for different classes. Attendance reported as good though demand weaker for both sheep and cattle.
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