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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 07, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary notice lists a produce and coal yard sale at Bow Peeth with mentions of second hand chaff bags and a truck service named Jha tow trucks. Source text is unclear but indicates yard and supply trade with incidental business names and locations.
A garbled notice describes various public bids and missing cheques, listing addresses and institutions such as North Woolundra School and Hobart & Co. It mentions works for the Hos and a noon deadline on February 18, plus references to products like Soft Soap and Embrocation.
Local council prepares farewell for C Justice Brisk and plans a meeting for the Jenyaculybine Race Clary. Harvest services at St James and St John mark prosperity. Berry Hill school plans and road works update. A public notice on the Burke's Siding bridge tender and an election due to retirement will be held. A court case highlights a woman’s behavior charge and agency changes in Northam.
A meeting of the Farmers and Settlers Association delegates heard reports from the Victo rian Trial Producers Union and others. Discussions covered river dredging at Denmark, postmaster fees, railway rates, and a March delegates conference on politics cooperation and cooperative trading.
The notice lists church gatherings with a Sunday service at 8 and a public meeting at 7 90 am. Attendees from Pingelly and Kenneds are invited to attend the events.
A Wednesday morning grass fire broke out on the Bucklands Extete and spread over about a half mile. G. Demputer lost 200 to 300 acres of stubble and fencing. James McManus's property suffered 30 acres of grass and 30 acres of stubble with extensive fencing lost. The blaze started from a chaff cutting plant after an engine bolted, and farmers worked to contain it.
A reader letter discusses proposed Saturday closing to replace Wednesday and argues it would boost business and avoid harm to farmers. The writer urges voters to participate, record their vote, and support the change while addressing concerns about impact on trade and tradition.
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