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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
2
A series of religious events page the Sunday schedule at the Baptist Church. Services begin at 11 a.m. with a divine service and 3 p.m. Bible class and Sunday school. The program includes an anthem and a sermon on lightening the Gentiles with a later social and a talk by Rev P W Cairns.
Tam Holy Communion at 7.80 pan Evensong at 8.15 p.m. at ST JAMES. Wam Children’s Service TL a.m Holy Communion 180 pan Evensong COUNTRY SERVICES 4 pan. Tennamuulin A pan Katrine Alban Taxmoore Marshall Rector J P Davorgn Assistant Priest.
A mission will be conducted at the R G Church Goomalling by Rev Father Tracey of the Redemptorists commencing on Sunday in the current month and closing on Sunday the 14th inst. Services begin at o'clock on Sunday the inst. The convent will be opened formally. Father Costanares invites all denominations to attend.
Britain’s Parliament debates Ireland’s self government as Home Rule looms. John Redmond warns only King’s assent or a dissolution can stop it, while Ulster’s anti rule bloc weighs a six year exclusion offer and future referendum. Sir Edward Carson’s stance remains pivotal amid a tense imperial debate.
Brief note indicates no new developments in the political situation as of now. Mentions that if any distinct indications arise, the crisis is very near and tax matters are approaching.
The Northam column covers smallpox concerns linked to Bunbury's outbreak, vaccination efforts, and visitor reporting. It notes Galldonree’s population rising past 5000, and reports on local clubs, church events, a football meeting, Scouts growth, and a new draught horse book plan with budget details.
Rainfall finally ends a long drought across the southwest division, with Northampton reporting 23 points and Terwh tallying 222 points. Streams and crops benefit as weather shifts from threatening conditions to steady showers. Farmers expect to proceed with planned winter sowing across the region.
A meeting at the Avon Bridge Hotel discussed forming a Co operative Society in Northam. Attendees reviewed reforms to cover all trades and limit member liability under the 1903 act. Mrs Pastell may address meetings to recruit shareholders and boost co operative movement support.
The message notes Miss KM Cisse's entavement as the daughter of Ms f and the late Mr Abvhur Dries of Migselton. It mentions official visits by Mr Charles Mahler Williams of Northna Lassector Gladman and references Mel O'Driscoll of Grass Valley as ill, signaling concern in the community.
ALocal ad notes electric brushes installed at Tim Harmett's hairdressing saloon claim to strengthen hair and give a new lustre. The write up promotes an electric face massage course at Tim Harmett's establishment as well.
The renowned Strasburg clock model draws wide attention since the Northam exhibit opened last week. The final two days are Friday and Saturday with a Saturday matinee for children from 2 to 5, when every child receives a souvenir.
Palace program lists dramatic photo play A Lady of Quality by Flayera Co. A tale of Clorinda’s birth, servant upbringing, disguise as a boy, marriage by wager, murder, concealment, and later life with the Duke of Ormonde. Other acts include Jealousy and Acrobatic feats.
Despite poor weather, the Salvation Army band festival drew many patrons. Mr. A C Green presided as the program offered four varied pieces with solo performances by Miss Purling, Miss Cutts, Bro Holland, and Captaine Bartlett. The Choris, instrumental trio, and quartet received strong applause and the event concluded with thanks to the organizers.
A Western Australian minister expresses weariness with two years of economic pressures and calls for rural peace. An Eastern writer cites New South Wales as a place of high taxes and conflicts, while Scaddan urges dairy farming in the South West. The piece praises a Treasury milk strain as key to steady revenue.
A humorous venting rhyme complains of a midnight voice urging a mustard poultice while rejecting eucalyptus. The speaker insists on Woods’ Great Peppermint for relief and mocks others who favor gentler remedies.
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