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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 21, 1917
Page
4
Sunday services list morning worship at 11 by Rev Horace Faull Junior CE Society at 11 Family Service themed A Christmas Gift with Children's Choir Christmas music and choir carols. Anthem selections include The Herald Angels Sing and Sounds of Joy.
A community Christmas service was held at Goomalling St Vauls with Holy Communion observed. The event included carols and a sharing of bread and wine among attendees.
Salvation Army announces a prayer session at 11 am and Holiness Service with Young Peoples Meetings. Adjutant Ede, Orticer in Charge, leads activities on Avon Street with open air gatherings in the morning and afternoon.
A concise statement asserts universal obligation regarding naval or military training. The remark underscores the expectation that all eligible individuals should participate in or support military preparedness efforts.
Under Section 142 of the Defence Act all male inhabitants of Australia who are British subjects and resident six months within five miles of the training area who will reach 18 in the year ending 31 December 1918 must register during January or February 1918. Guardians are responsible for registrations and penalties up to 10 pounds may apply. Note lists specific birth years affected and requires immediate registration for those who moved within five miles or were missed at last registration.
The remark suggests a former proponent would switch sides after the Prime Minister’s statements on the wheat scheme finances. With the critical question decided by the ballot, the piece anticipates a positive outcome.
The piece challenges claimants led by Mr. Hughes that selling wheat to Britain in 1916 was a great deal and accuses officials of misreporting payments and delivery. It argues the Imperial Government failed to ship or assume control as promised and criticizes ongoing limited compensation for farmers.
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