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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 13, 1915
Page
4
The People's Emporium promotes its winter stock with low prices on raincoats furs shoes umbrellas millinery coats and warm underclothing. It urges shoppers to spend now to save medicine costs later and invites country customers to request a free mail order guide.
A brief item notes a July round involving Ramblers club against Jennacubbine at Federal course with Ram as the likely local team. Attendance and exact scores are not provided in readable text.
The list records upcoming agricultural show dates across multiple towns. Entries include Perth Royal showing October 19 and various other towns such as Albany and Katanning with tentative or unspecified dates. Several items note dates not applied for or uncertain, and some entries are incomplete or garbled.
To the Editor the Woman's Motor Ambulance Fund asks for support to raise £500 for wounded services. Women across the states have pledged 2 motor, and in Western Australia the drive has begun. Funds aim to involve district representatives collecting shillings via the press to publicize the appeal. Mrs Frank Andrew Mrs Wilford Mitchell joint honorary secretaries.
The Northam rainfall for 1914 was the lowest since records began in 1877, at 975 points, far below the 1625 point average. May had unusually light totals, with 20 and 29 points in 1913 and 1914, and officials note genuine winter rains are expected in May. The report includes a battalion-like monthly table and notes the ongoing Northam accumulations for 1915 compared to last year.
The report lists rainfall records for five months with daily figures up to 8 a.m. for various years including 1884 and 1835. It notes abnormal June rainfall followed by heavy rains later and describes November and October rainfall patterns, with points tallied and references to exceptional June eastfalls and Northam totals.
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