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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 16, 1912
Page
4
The advert lists prices on stock saddles plough collars and harness gear with terms like No 2 stock saddles and hames. Items include steel plough gear, buggy harnesses in nickel or brass, and navy canvas hoods with patent surcingle. Prices shown in old currency illustrate a broad sale of farming gear.
The Phot My Employees' Union reports strong displeasure with the Arbitration Court award and the workers' representative's conduct. The statement, read at a meeting in Northam, warns of wage injustices, compares NSW and WA rates, and calls for fair pay based on job difficulty amid rising living costs.
A letter from J. E. Edmunds of Northars, dated July 12, debates human origins and language. It discusses biblical creation, primitive belief, evidence for Homo erectus like finds, and the role of myth versus rational explanation in early humankind.
A monthly gathering of the Italy Os Mie PC McKenzie group drew large attendance. Officers L. Mi Hemiersoo Ls Mobienzw and 3M McCormack were named to act as Lruntoon of recreations. Sessions discussed railway matters and farming society branches with plans for future events and notices sent to Merron Rowe Ponet.
A large congregation in Northam gathered on Wednesday evening to bid God speed to Mr and Mrs Street and family. The vestry praised their service, noting Mr Street’s warmth and dedication, and Mrs Street’s long standing involvement with the Mothers Union as they presented a Bible in appreciation of her influence and faithful attendance.
The Progrean Association held its monthly meeting at the siding. Mir We Growden presided. A report by Mr. MelQacen on the Farmers and Settlers Association meeting in Perth discussed forming four trades, but the decision was postponed to the next wisemesson. A long aside recounts a Czaric episode from a royal visit and a tale of a page of Bouvente lamps sent to His Majesty, the stamps and cachet noted.
An early 1900s testimonial extols Doan's Ointment as a universal remedy for skin troubles. Mrs Frank Kirk of Mecredia praises its soothing effects, fast relief, and economy, urging readers not to suffer and to obtain the product from Foster McClellan Co for 3/8 per pot.
Local authorities report the death of Ring Otte of Maruria in an apparent self-inflicted tragedy. The record notes a prior family history and mentions Ludwig TD as a relative, with the corpse found near a lakeshore. Investigators proceed with standard inquest procedures.
A historical note reports Bronchitis coughs treated with Woods' Great Peppering Cure. The concise record mentions a one third portion or fraction connection, indicating a staged or partial trial outcome and interest from local readers.
A garbled text fragment speaks of Australia as a wondrous land with curious powers and animals. It references a jackass on a tree, a fox, and a pepper mint cure, all in a nonsensical, uncertain tone.
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