Date Marked March 1 1913 Note
A dated remark records March 1 1913 as a noted entry point. The note anchors events or archival reference to the specific day in history.
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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 28, 1913
Page
2
A dated remark records March 1 1913 as a noted entry point. The note anchors events or archival reference to the specific day in history.
A dated notice from Water Services Secretary Cotreltowan in Northam warns of penalties and action for non payment of water supply dues. It mentions a police call rate and Meeker district, with references to premises and sales after a specified date. The notice requests payment by the due date to avoid further enforcement.
An auction notice describes Tropertr af 970 acres near Nambling siding, 4 miles from Dowerin, with 419 acres cleared. Instructions from Mr J. He Watta to offer by public auction a mixed stock including horses, cattle, a cultivator, harvester, machinery, tools, and wagon. Terms given, entries refused, sale aimed at liquidating stock and farm equipment with extensive gear and hardware offered.
In 1913 St Josephs Northam held evening devotions and a mass with Reverend C if D Grintes preaching. A separate note from The Goomalling Dowerin Mail recalls political controversy over gold theft prosecutions in Western Australia and critiques Liberal candidates Gregory and Fowler amid a royal commission inquiry.
Northam branch of the Farmers and Settlers Association plans a meeting tomorrow afternoon to debate policy questions including co operative shipments and machinery supply. Federal Elections are set by Melbourne cabinet for May, with rate payments for water due and notices to collectors.
Weskey Church dives into evening and afternoon services at Seabrook with Rev. H Tammer leading the Divine Service at 4 p.m. Sunday School continues at 3 p.m. and a sacrament class is noted for the evening.
The town endorses a letter from a fictitious correspondent called Nem-Party while the editor explains the piece and defends publication. The reply notes no defense was offered for a charge of wilful suppression and calls silence a sign of guilt as readers are informed of the column’s nature.
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