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Goomalling Dowerin Mail

Location

Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Jan 16, 1920

Page

5

Country Party Gains Strength in Parliament and Tariff Debate

The Country Party plans to join the next Parliament with strong representation and aims to avoid coalitions while shaping policy on tariffs. In Western Australia factions split between free traders and protectionists as the party seeks a common approach across states. Sir W R Birdwood visits Northam with a reception of soldiers, officials, and locals, highlighting wartime service and local support.

Country Party Ait Eee House of Representatives Farmers’ Organisation Federal Country Party Western Australia Hang Aimee Fit VFU Ihtwa Helen Down Eas Mawse Ember Victor GC Riseley Emanuel Buildings St George's Terrace Peeth

New Traffic Act Takes Effect January First

Officials remind motor vehicle owners and cart operators that the Traffic Act begins January 1. Licenses must be obtained and regulations strict. drivers should read the rules at police stations to avoid future trouble.

Th Ie Turege Alan

Obituary for Me Willan Moos at Fermoy Mission

Me Willan Moos aged about 60 years, long resident of farm near Meenaar, died at Fermoy Mission Northen on Saturday. He was a former district Cratoni yews official, survived by a wife, with mourners including Mes (wife), Mes A Hooser (daughter), Mr A Banger (son-in-law), and Mes Stewart. Burial took place Monday afternoon in Northam Cemetery with Rev 1 Kaull officiating. The funeral arrangements were by Mie J W Parslawe.

Fermoy Northen Ape Mehidis Northam G Fox Mie J. W. Parslawe

Railway Fatality in Northam Claims Local Bootmaker

A man named Alexandar Tomlinson, a bootmaker aged about 35 from Chorney Lancashire, was killed when struck by a goods train near the Northam Hotel. An inquest was held, adjourned to 10 am Monday the 19th, with MR W J Stewart acting as coroner and a jury.

Geo Christmas Foley James Fitzgerald Street Northam Alexandar Tommyson Rockett Tomlinsey West Northam Kellerberrin de Rockett W J Stewrt Cousie Messrs Bloxsidy T Leer Ana F York Warn Chorney Lancashire Urigland W Tomtingon Funers Northam Hospital St Joseph Northam Cemetery Father O'Donnell W Tomlinson RS V Curlewis Military Department Bagler Catdy Tast J W Purslowe

Australia’s Ministry and Prime Ministers Since Federation

An article notes Australia has had 14 ministries since federation and seven prime ministers, with three deceased. It mentions 40 Hughes and Sir Joseph Cook as remaining active in politics, and cites Walter H. Willcocks of Northam as author of a birthday gift guide for all ages.

Australia Me Hughes Sir Joseph Cook

Trayning Wheat Handling Criticized In District Complaint

A January 7 letter from Trayning to Merved in Mercury laments the wheat handling in Trayning calling it an absolute disgrace. It notes about 1200 bags with only one weighman and two lampers to manage them and accuses officials of poor management and excessive sweating. Previous year’s handling was praised, this year described as rotten and inefficient.

Parliamentary Country Party on Railway Freights

A meeting of parliamentary representatives at Parliament House discussed railway freight rates from a producer viewpoint. Leader Mr Harrison said iterations and charges on the slow schedule were reviewed, anomalies noted, and a year-end report to show senate operations was agreed to aid review of rates affecting farm products and passenger traffic.

Country Party Pariament House Seader Harrison Tlarvigon

Profiteering Rumors From Kilgoorlie Miner

Perth correspondent reports rising prices as Java stock runs down. Beer at fourpence a quart, bread near a halfpenny, sugar closer to sixpence, tea and tobacco prices climbing to new highs as shipments fade.

Perth Kilgoorle Avarshell Mick Haif Java

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