07 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
1
The Railway Gazette notes a remarkable rise in wheat shipments this season. Initial totals show a large increase over last year across districts including Great Southern and Central Northern, with a $14 359 increase in tons and more wheat in transit as the season progresses.
The article argues trees lower evaporation and wind speed, boosting farm value, sheltering crops and livestock, and improving yields. It notes a two-row evergreen belt forty feet high can slow wind to under five miles per hour at two thousand feet, with benefits growing in arid regions.
The census bulletin highlights wives who are mothers of Australian citizens, noting many large families and a high number of women with a single birth. Countries of birth include England New South Wales Victoria Ireland Scotland and Tasmania, with Victoria and New South Wales natives dominating tallies. Some entries reference legal time limits still active for those named.
A first class motor car offered for hire with long distance trips arranged. Suitable for race visits, picnic parties, and similar outings. Special line by appointment.
Poem exposes the power of trusts over a freeborn citizen who relies on trust entities for daily life from food to fuel and favors. It argues the public must own the trusts to be truly free, condemning corporate influence and urging collective action against the vascular grip of monopolies.
A fragment describes a reader noting how the Courier assigns a monoline man to shave, crop, and digest a swindled text, then when voting he marks a cross for Liberty with blind trust. It implies manipulation of truth and influence over public opinion through trusted lines and instructions.
A testimonial from Mrs. M. W. Hodgeon of Murry West Northam describes her husband’s kidney trouble and backache. After using Doan's Backache Kidney Pills for a few days, he regained relief and urges others with kidney-related pain to try the remedy. Pills are sold by chemists and retailers at 2/9 per bottle, or 16/3 for six bottles, from Foster-Mil Co.
A historical note on the Beale piano highlighting its rise in popularity despite prejudice, its establishment in public favor, and the advantage of direct sales by Beale and Co. with no middlemen profits. J.C. Cusack is named as the Northam representative.
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