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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 22, 1916
Page
2
FRIDAY 25th FEBRUARY 1916 item notes Ace 2 paw with later publication details. The scant fragment mentions a forthcoming issue and a possible shorthand reference to a sport or event labelled Ace 2 paw.
In Western Australia Supreme Court probate jurisdiction a notice to creditors of the late William Humber of Muggs Muggie Wongamine farmer invites claims and demands by 21 March 1916. Executrix to distribute assets to those with valid claims, solicitor for executrix Kidson and Forbes of Northam notes.
Mr and Mrs Thos Harrison express heartfelt thanks to Dr Roskett and Mrs Throssell and to Mrs Fernihough T Dyer and Ede and others who helped ease the pain and suffering. They also thank those who sent wreaths and messages of condolence and acknowledge the Scout Master and Boy Scouts.
A Western Australian note reviews local affairs from Northam to Katanning. The piece critiques labour papers and agricultural shows while discussing council decisions on buffalo grass, riverside promenades, and show schedules. It cites prominent figures and local politicians amid a broader look at farming and municipal issues.
A mixed report from Northam area covers Wesley Sunday School donations to Ameso Cottage funds, upcoming Holy Masses at St Joseph's Church, bread prices at Katanning, and local business notes. Mr A Room of Northam is praised for quality tailoring, while a Swede Andrew Hanson faces a fine at Northam Police Court. A clearance sale by Elder, Sheaton and Co follows Entwridge Brom, and the Northam Swimming Club reports strong growth and ongoing programmes. A social event at Railway Institute raised funds for the Sandbag fund with good attendance and satisfying finances. The Sanday industry continues flourishing with keen effort and no pay for overtime, and unemployed residents are invited to join vigorous exercises on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
The obituary details a child's funeral held Sunday in Northam cemetery. The procession included the Salvation Army band, 42 Boy Scouts, and many friends. Adjunct Ede conducted the burial service as family and friends mourned the bereaved parents with floral tributes and messages of condolence.
The writeup covers round results with several close singles and pairs contests. It lists players such as Foreman, Beverage, Morrell, and Stewart, along with match outcomes and a partial draw for the next round to be played Wednesday, including byes for Dunkley, Edmendes, and others.
A cablegram last weekend suggests Lieut Hugo Throssell may be aboard the Orontes due at Fremantle, with a long list of relatives and friends named in the notice. The funeral arrangements and local figures are listed by M. C. Tres, chemist, Nor thai Depot.
A recruitment drill at Northam's drill hall drew complaints as men were scheduled for medical examinations at two o clock yesterday but faced delays awaiting the doctor. One man left work in disgust after waiting until three, fearing future delays will hinder recruitment efforts.
A ten year old boy of Norman Millars Timber Co East Northam suffered a severe injury near a planing machine. His fingers were mangled and doctors amputated three. He is progressing but in pain and shock.
Consternation in Bene lt of Mr Geohere onoak as infant allegedly swallowed a dummy. Child taken to Perth to locate the comforter and expert advice sought. Condition described as not immediately dangerous though novel in features.
Our Advertisers describe a trip to Perth with familiar district guides. They praise Horseshoe Coffs central location for a cool dining room and reasonable prices. The note suggests exploring transport options like wheelbarrows or small carts as practical travel ideas.
A group in a corner discusses footwear costs. A salesman favors thirty shilling boots for durability while a judge notes some wear on different wearers. Harry Griffiths, York’s member, is cited as one who wears boots slowly, with a single pair lasting about six months due to frequent travel.
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