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Newspaper
Donald Times
Location
Donald, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 13, 1918
Page
2
Gur Accounts, PE settion notices warn subscribers and advertisers that yearly accounts for Pie Tanes are due. Delays create costly production losses, so customers urged to review and settle arrears promptly to avoid further charges.
Notice to advertisers requests acceptance of capital advertisements. Advertisements must be delivered by specified hours. Post horas indicate deadlines for Monday and Thursday submissions only.
A chaotic mix of notices and dispatches cites holiday closures in Fsipay, Currumba, and government advisories. Reports detail Gallipoli veterans, military medals, and aviation and postal matters alongside a sensational shipboard explosion and distant weather glimpses.
Notices recall the death of Mr Thomas Cuonths aged about seventy, with references to survivors including a widow and son Robert. The report lists memorial services, cemetery rites, and local church events, plus other community updates on auctions, anniversaries, and public notices from Maryborough and surrounding areas.
A historical note outlines the United Red Cross UW merger with the Wat Shea Gaited Beit Cross Society and presents year end financials and charitable activities. It lists meetings, attendances, relief work, hospital supplies, medicines, clothing and comfort items, plus assorted donations and expenditures including gifts from individuals and organizations. The document records cash donations, in kind gifts, and specific expenses, reflecting operational scope and community support.
A man named Connellon, son of Mr and Mrs Po Gomselian of Waterhem, died instantly when a petrol engine exploded his clothes as he attempted a repair. The incident occurred yesterday morning near Waterhem. He was 19 and leaves parents and sisters in deep mourning. Miss Maggie Connection, a teacher at the Higher Elementary School, Doualy, is mentioned in grieving notices.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls aboriginal life and early pioneer farming dreams along the Richardson River. The speaker recounts chasing game, native life, and shared labor with settlers, detailing land grants, memory of sleep visions, and plans to cultivate farms, churches, and livestock on vast acres under imperial settlement.
The Oversea Club Lottery Fund seeks immediate fundraising to supply tobacco and cigarettes for voyage homecomings. Each returning fighter should receive a parcel on arrival, with stamps and a greeting card to thank contributors. Questions may be directed to the Melbourne offices.
In a parliamentary session, concerns about the Den's Tank Railway and settlement in the northwest are raised. Proponents argue the railway would boost production, settle lands, and reduce rabbit problems, while critics challenge costs and forest-expenditure waste.
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