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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 31, 1905
Page
3
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Lexpos reports from St Petersburgh via Reuters that Russia, with French and U S backing, is willing to enter peace negotiations and has outlined conditions to end the war with Japan. Telegraphed details from Harbin note Russian armies in the south and shifting lines as Allied mediation proceeds.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions names and places with no coherent event. The readable parts show scattered personal names in a local context, lacking a clear date or action to summarize.
Fragmentary text hints at a local sports event with names like Evans and Messier. The garbled lines obscure teams, dates, and outcomes, offering little verifiable detail beyond scattered player names and generic competition hints.
A local league meets to oppose a proposed £1000 water reticulation scheme for Traralgon. Members demand economical, moderate reticulation, seek independent reports, and urge ministerial scrutiny before funding. Officers and a committee are elected to manage league business.
A garbled list references teething and various remedies or substances such as Chatobertalin Clic, Cholepy, Diarihi and Renedy. It mentions street remedies and medicines like Hl cae eraal to cleanse the asian Rhee inedicine ts pheqsant 41 lake Ajelis gwinhesay, with scattered names including Laat thy street remedy in Use tay bee MI Wel froithtes and Mevfield R.
The text outlines the Druids annual gala at the Exhibition with a zaal featuring a goldened Druid silhouette and a strong donation drive. Proceeds will aid Melbourne Hospital, with tickets available via local agents or the Home Sec, J.J. Breas Carlton.
A correspondent notes completion of a tank and dam at Toon galbie after rain, with excavation 165 feet long and 100 feet wide, centre depth unspecified. Rosedale shire council and Gourlwin praised for supervising the project, while volunteers assisted with borers and implements. Medic remedies and local names appear in fragmentary fashion.
The article discusses remount supply for Japan and effects of war on animal availability, noting potential gains for Australia if pasture stocks rise. It also covers Federal Attorney-General stance on High Court venue, debating Melbourne or Sydney trials and the cost implications of travel for judges and litigants.
Market report shows demand easing though closing sales were easier. Prime bullocks sold £9 13s to £10 10s with extras up to £12 12s. Good pen bullocks ranged £5 10s to £9. Prices for calves and heifers noted with varied bidding, including odd lots and smaller lots of beef cattle.
Deme Srnnemead, a manufacturing chemist in Traralgon, advertises photographic appliances and chemicals including chloride of gold and bi-chloride mercury in multiple sizes. The notice lists various chemical items for sale by the local chemist.
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