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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1906
Page
2
The publication notes the two best answers to the prize question amid great difficulty due to many excellent submissions especially in the Gent's Competition, and lists the fellows chosen as the top responders.
The article notes that they operated on pure business lines, accepted small profits for quick returns, and cut prices to win public confidence, leading to rapid business growth and expanded operations.
The ad praises Grogan’s as a reputable store with straight dealings, low prices, courtesy, and truth. It claims broad growth, widespread reach, and a stance against extortion, aiming to ease customer worries and appeal to both rich and poor.
Local columns report on Mesers Wart and a secretary’s illness, road conditions, and council pleas for cleaner crossings. Mentions rail leave, a butcher’s accident, a railway case before the Privy Council, and various community notices including luck with a milking machine, horse racing results, yard sales, and a range of local happenings in Gippsland.
Mr Lee the agricultural superintendent gave an address on the sugar beet industry at the Mechanics Institute with Mr Lae explaining government guarantees for growers and seed price, plus improved harvesting and thinning methods. About thirty attended and questions followed.
The Trabalcon Agricultural Society minutes record a meeting to appoint delegates for the North Gippsland Agricultural Council. Decisions cover delegate numbers, representation rules, and payments to the council. Expressions of regret note the death of Mr Hag Campbell and a proposal to honor his support of the society.
Mr W Bell JP a well known and respected resident of Traralgon died Friday night at about 12 o clock. A long time Yar Gleay resident he lived at Brnckwood Flynn's Creek for nine years. He had been ill for four weeks and was attended by Drs Seley McLean and Hagenauer. He leaves a family and was buried in Hasedale cemetery. The Meshivie Church service was led by Rev Gapeland with the Pauls exyanee view of his preaching death.
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