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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
2
A historic programme lists races at Jennacubbine including First Class Plate Second Class Purse and various handicaps with prize money. Details cover entry fees, weights, scratch rules, and nomination deadlines, noting officials and conditions for weight penalties and eligibility.
A meeting of sportsmen and all interested in trotting will be held at the Shamrock Hotel tomorrow afternoon at 4 o clock. President Jax Vrennan of the Trotting Association is expected to attend.
The Northam Roads Board urges property owners near the rosecuts to report rabbit and dog sightings and to act under the Act. Noncompliance will lead to penalties and legal action as enforced by the Department, with officials warning settlers to observe destruction measures and reporting requirements. The notice is signed by LEN CRAWFORD, Chief Tax Interpreter of Rebhite, dated December 31, 1912.
Taxpayers in the Perth district are required to file returns under the Taxation Act. The notice sets Feb 1 1913 as the deadline, with penalties for failure to furnish returns or making false statements. Envelopes and forms will be provided. notices will be posted at the Taxation Department Perth and nearby treaty offices and stations in the suburbs.
Wesley Church calendar shows morning service at 12 pm with hymns and anthem choir selections, preaching by Rev. Liern Faskobs, and Holy Communion. A rummage rummage sale at Askiovaes Tex Harn and Seabrook. 20 seats for various events. Matins and Evensong listed for James Church at 1 am and 780 cm. Evening prayer and country music program in Valley and Marsh areas.
Mr Maitland Alison University tutor teaches Animais Modern language Mathemation and full Curriculum at secondary schools Tropatce for matriculation at the University Coaches for all exams
The annual neutral meeting gathers at the Shamrosk Tote on Sunday and Monday at 3 PM in Mar Unter Tawen On the continent attendees discuss Tuttes sull s Trac euptanens on Day 4 of Dowsrin Wyalesthony with Northam hosting this week. Wil jiveewan weekeep at Falvetion Aray Hall Civic will speak on General Woot Capowyers T lae Northam Kone Montil warts in another column about vehicle cer fe atten licensing at cheie warning line station OW Plewer mops of gutom Che Kes Wee Tacobs of Meeker will preach at Wemley Church Sunday morning and evening, then at Lnstitiety in the afternoon. Saheah Mbt Ayaly TL Watty will compete service at pan income Tax Returns. Commissioner of Taxation issues notice on land and income tax routine year end November with penalties for late return.
A long, jagged extract recounts Mrs Stephen Nuotte of Nrenchown Crawford County LasA bearing 15 children in twelve years with thirteen living. It describes births in September and October, a complex trial with charges and evidence, and references multiple names, courts, and proceedings in a period newspaper tone.
Amusements note a Palmace Theatre programme of pictures promised for viewing at the hype theatre. The narrative references ancient Beth and the new capital of Todis, with dramatic mentions of coronets and a showman. A collection of acts including The Stranger of the Tax Cah are highlighted as entertainment for the audience.
A charitable acknowledgment lists donors and items given to patients in a hospital setting. The note thanks Northam Bay subscribers, Bowing Club contributors, and multiple unnamed supporters for sweets, wine, fruit, and other aid, recognizing broad community generosity during the holiday season.
The text presents garbled OCR output with scattered proper nouns and phrases. It mentions names like Woodie and Werner, places such as Lihue and Santa Cook, and references various unclear events, numbers, and terms. The fragment lacks coherent narrative or identifiable news event.
The report describes a severe storm causing widespread crop damage and uprooted trees across the region. Farmers face tax burdens and debt from last year, while harvests proceed slowly with cautious optimism for the season. Moving pictures are promised, and local audiences await Tantmin performances amid weather fears.
Local discussions in Cunderdin focus on the future use of the town’s stockade and quartering arrangements. Figures urge decency, reform, and a careful approach to housing offenders and criminals while preserving the town’s dignity.
The readable fragments reference a late nineteenth century style gathering with mentions of women and a convention. Names and places are incomplete but show a public meeting with varied public figures and a planned sequence of actions.
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