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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1905
Page
3
Readable fragments describe a sports or team scene involving Mor and Votan at a place named Fvulhe. Players or supporters appear, with emphasis on a competition or event. Details are sparse but indicate a local athletic item with named participants and a notable location.
A detailed account outlines a forthcoming Melbourne to Sydney motor and cycling event with a big prize, testing engine reliability and endurance. The race will cover rough Australian routes, measure per minute penalties for engine stops, and feature a three-section course ending at Razorback.
Council members debate dairy regulation and oppose certain clauses in the Milk Supervision Bill. Cr Kay moves to endorse the municipal station action and instructs the Secretary to notify parliamentary representatives. motion carried unanimously.
In a July report Field Commander Arunral Kustacka reports endowments in Saghalien and Siberia. A lighthouse incident near Thyni Castries disabled a squadron bound for Sern Mlexatsrovek causing explosions at Fort Uislincestor. Russians retreat from Mexandrovsk. Japanese advances threaten Sagfalas. Fugitives reportedly unapprehended thirty miles from Alex sadradshs.
A vintage ad claims a cough remedy with over thirty years standing and a two point guarantee. It targets croup and whooping cough and presents it as safe for children. The sponsor names J. Saree and Robert Aifiaon with locations in Taralgom Fosugsaie.
On Saturday at Rosedale the Toongabbie and Rosedale teams met in a tense contest. Rosedale led until five minutes remain when Toongabbie scored a goal to pull ahead and win by two points.
A Victorian report discusses Labour and Union frets over liberty of the subject, noting a senior man forced to pay union fees after resignation. The judge rules that leaving the union would deny him work at union rates, illustrating ongoing disputes within the new Unionist era and its impact on old workers.
Messrs Al Mfean and Co report steady cattle sales at Warragul and Morwell with buyers present. Prices range from £3 10s for alator cows to £6 11s for McCoys cows and fat bullocks at £5 14s. Store cattle and fat sheep also sold at market rates. private sales include lines of springers and working bullocks. Additional figures from Mathison and Davis show higher cattle prices at Pine Grove Elleneale Meadowlea and O’Brien yards with cows, bulls, and heifers sold to £10 0s or more. Pigs and sheep also listed with varied prices. numerous clients and acknowledgments of Melbourne office involvement.
Prices at Warragul and Traralgon reflect light yards and steady demand. Calves to 1 Guinea, cattle and sheep yardings small with many sold. Springers £5 to £5 10s, cows £5 10s to £6 8s 6d, suckers 42 to 64 Gd, porkers 9s to 10s. Also notice of a clearing sale by Jas Wik Avery Betty and local agents.
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