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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 25, 1910
Page
3
The council discusses funding for gas supply and street lighting, road works, and drainage projects. Cr Dunbar and Cr Pettit push for timely land leases, footbridge at a noted spot, and cleaning drains with local landowner cooperation. Financials show monthly receipts and contracts due, with emphasis on waste and sanitation, road repairs, and preparations for upcoming grants.
The Secretary replied to Dr Dunbar that steps were taken to remove the fence along the road fenced by Mr English. He stated Mr Monds and Mr Knight were instructed to remove it and that the road would be opened this month. No further action on Campbell's road was reported.
The group aims to visit Bairnsdale for two matches starting Saturday with a Sunday lakeside stop. On Monday morning a return match with Bairnsdale is planned, followed by an evening train departure. The trip is expected to boost local bowling ties and showcase the improved green, faster than before, aiding team strength. Dr McLean and Sie lead in a recent draw with Duvets prominent, and Meyers trophy now on the green inviting players to enter.
A newspaper fragment describes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a popular treatment for bowel complaints in children. It mentions a man who saved his fourth child with the remedy after losing three to dysentery, claiming medical advice was insufficient. The notice targets chemists and storekeepers as distributors.
A young man aged 28, Mr P Fuge, died in a tragic accident at a local pit. The incident occurred near a Bale Hox pits area as he was en route to the institution and collapsed shortly after arrival. A magisterial inquiry will be held to determine the cause.
Council discusses rubbish removal in Traralgon with Pettit Dunbar and the secretary urging an urgent solution. They consider compulsory by law, ongoing inspections, and trial with Me Whalley while noting risks of careless burning and gutter dumping. Chamberlains cough remedy ad appears in the minutes.
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