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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1901
Page
3
Fragmentary patient note describes a woman in Yorktown area facing sudden illness after exposure to rain. The text references fog, irregular heartbeat, swelling, and a search for remedies. It mentions women’s health products and a Georgia-based vendor, with references to treatment and speculation on cause.
A damaged account describes a butter factory project with a weekly update on construction status. It notes the building’s framework showing carpentry work, floor and wall finishes, and upcoming features including storage chambers, a boiler, and refrigerating equipment as the firm progresses toward completion.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Meendiel Coble and a reference to Milwaukee Avenue, Ter ra, and a supposed event or city detail. Content is incomplete and obstructed by errors, making precise facts or dates unavailable.
Reuters Telegrams report British press criticizing General Buller for urging Ladysmith surrender and defying War Office orders. Times correspondent notes intensified Boer guerrilla fighting as British forces press attrition. Notices include a Cape Colony import permit restriction beginning 1902 to curb unsuitable arrivals.
November report says the Toongabbe and Rosedale cricket match was not played due to a misunderstanding. Bateman aligned with last year's programme causing confusion. Rosedale would have visited Toongabbe if followed. The issue is hoped to be resolved amicably. The sawmill works resume but bolting has problems. new carts and improved practices noted.
Readers review French experiments and expert opinions on submarines. Analysts note limited periscope visibility in rough seas and question their naval potency, while French orders for 23 more subs signal optimism about harbor defense and open-sea potential.
Morwell Shire Council discusses road improvement needs including repair costs for Morwell Bridge at £4 10s per year and requests urgent action on road access from J F Daly Hazelwood and E Prininas Boolarra. A circular from the Parliamentary Reforms and State Retrenchment Association is noted, with general support from Or Macmillan.
Messrs A M'Lene and Co report a fair cattle yarding at Maffra with strong demand. Prices range from £4 15s to £7 7s for oxen and cows, fat steers up to £7 4s, store cattle £3 10s to £6, dairy cows £12 to £19, milking stock and springers sold. Yardings at Traralgon Warragul Morwell and Billy’s Creek saw buyers active, with prices largely holding last week’s levels and several notable consignments sold. Further entries include poultry, sheep, pigs, and horses with varied prices, plus land sales near Biggs Paddock and Pooley.
The meeting discussed stray cattle causing nuisances on roads and examined tenders for road works at Porter's road Flewin's top of cutting and Mackay's road. Proposals include reforming formations, improving drainage, sealing, and extending maintenance for Morwell Creek to Morwell. The session adjourned until December 19.
Meeting of the LO Rechabites and Mancheesee Tuily Lodges announced for Mediaiva on Tuesday night in December 1901. Agenda includes to appoint committees in connection with Premio. Notes list building materials and bargain items sold at Peoples mart.
A fragmented 1901 notice promotes a talent show featuring Albert Broad and a string of Appleby family vocalists led by Mia Ada Appleby and Mim Lila Appleby. It mentions doors at 7:30 and a performance by Bobby Howells, described as humorist. Included are notices for cattle sales, horse breaking services, and local tradespeople with names like Jas. Boyd and D. P. Nicolson, reflecting a busy community event page.
An auction notice describes a sale of a mill plant including a 30 000 timber, paving bucks, and multiple components. It lists participants Athieson and Davis and several partners in a joint venture. The document references equipment such as a vehicle, circular saw, and block wiring gear.
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