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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 07, 1911
Page
3
Telegrams report a Moscow cell escape attempt where a convict used a pretended work order to seize a revolver and shoot a warder. Two warders were killed, two convicts took revolvers, a storeroom refuge followed, a fourth warder was shot, and a fifth was seriously wounded before military forces arrived and captured the convicts.
Fragmentary report notes Lord Curzon and the National Service League pushing conscription while opponents criticize the push as fanciful. The piece hints at claims against Switzer and Norway over solidarity or immunity, but details are unclear in the damaged text.
London report states APC Jane Hutchinson hosted a gathering at Delksith near Edinburgh with 16 attendees. All became ill after drinking coffee and several needed medical aid. Hutchinson and another guest died.
In a Sunday paper, a minister refutes rumors about Mr. Lloyd George, chancellor of the exchequer, suffering from a malignant growth. The report claims he faced illness while touring a campaign, but officials and the minister state no truth to the speculation as he expects to take his seat in the House of Commons soon.
The Evening Immdard reports full details of the tariff agreement between the United States and Canada. Experts say the agreement is far reaching and could alter economic preferences, with professor Howine warning it may deal a heavy blow to colonial preferences and boost British and other colonies.
A schoolboy named Hubert Kenwood drowned near the North Fremantle ferry rides after entering the river with companions. He was swept by the current and carried away. efforts to recover his body continued but only partial return was possible.
Bemaley defeated Colevatch by four points in the final of the Bowls 4 Goal in Uy singles handicap. The event featured scratch entries and multiple players such as Northam and Teall. Milimctom reported a fast pace and praised local venues like Gawler and Labourne.
Wheat stocks clog yards as Railway Department fails to supply trucks for movement. Farmers and agents face delays and rent charges for storing grain. Local notes report upsurge in traffic plans, motor vehicles for Rowe, weather woes, and community meetings outlining improvements and funds status.
The Dowerin line will commence on Monday the 7th with alterations to the passenger timetable on the Goomalling Dowerin lines. The Perth service at 10.44 p.m. is affected. Saturday service remains unchanged.
A resident magistrate dismissed charges against Foley in a Northam case involving a traveller selling tea samples for a firm with a warehouse. The Supreme Court later ruled the defendant not a hawker, exempt from the Hawkers Act, citing Spark v Mooney and highlighting the need for clearer law on itinerant sellers.
The Northam Municipal Council met Thursday with Mayor and several councillors present. They debated a tar spreading machine from London with 200 gallon capacity and a plan for a recreation reserve along the river embankment, plus repairs to main streets and water supply issues.
The Nur Vaid OWEU meeting notes the 3% valuation on Murork Estate, with Mr Luton present but urged for a second valuation by Mr Twton. Debate centers on office site choice in Fitagerald Street versus Wellington Street, with government grant considerations and a potential sale of Sir Clair's block.
At a Thursday council meeting in Northam the Mayor reported a Colonial Secretary inquiry on hospital control. A public meeting was urged after noting only a fraction of patients were from Northam and residents would bear the hospital’s burden under current conditions. The council voted to consider a public meeting following the bill’s passage.
A fragmentary note suggests a man named Tiekter aims to write nine better hooks and build a flighty machine to attract attention. The text hints at deceit and advertising while claiming a world will seek him out at his door.
The Jennapullen Agricultural Society held a Friday dance that drew about forty couples. Entertainment included spirited play and a lively galiard. Mrs Gorman won the Indies prize. Master George Oliver earned a prize. Secretary A L Morrell received thanks for long service. president McManmafa praised Morrell’s work.
A contractor began excavations for foundation work in Goomalling last week with opening set for late April. A ceremony planned at the Goomalling Hotel on Feb. 1 includes a banquet and grand ball. Progress on the Wongan railway is praised as farmers send wheat by train, while local meetings cover Liberal party matters and a push to unite with the Women’s League.
A fragmented OCR item lists yard measurements and small-quantity prices for assorted items, including no. fing and Zephyrs and a Crum's Trints batch from 4/9 dozen and Jap Bilhw in various colors, all quoted with four pence and related shorthand.
Fragmentary text suggests a local visit or meeting schedule involving Easley Stites Tix healtts and the mayoral Pry Byfiell. It mentions Hobert and Mea Hower, attempts to acquire knowledge, and references Dr. Rylean and committees within Euston Bintew.
Delegates were urged to attend a conference in York on Thursday February 4 to discuss joining several municipalities under the Fiedler gates plan. The majority favored aligning with neighboring towns while preserving local autonomy. The meeting divided on whether to restrict future annexations or pursue broad regional cooperation.
A letter from Professor Varie urges a conference on late experimental farm establishment in the Aegen Mitre and its value for practical Sericultural education. The Northam Ministerial Court, the Sericultural Districts, and the Agricultural Society are invited to participate at a designated venue.
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