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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 09, 1917
Page
3
The article condemns the Centralisation Government for rapid deficits since taking office, noting February results show a 75 305 deficit and seven month overspend of 1 557 329, with total debt rising to 12 051 568. It contrasts promises of economy with heightened spending and argues revenue fell little while outlays soared, signaling financial decline and political distrust.
If you live between Lion Mil and Merredin and surrounding districts you should go to Northam for final enlistment. The medical examination at Northam is final. Contact the Recruiting Officer Northam or the Local Recruiting Committee Secretary for full information and guidance.
A terse wartime rally call urges men to enlist as mates request service. The message emphasizes duty and national effort and frames enlistment as a shared responsibility among neighbors and friends.
Mrs A E Stanbury announces the takeover of the West End Stationers Shop and Newsagency from Mr A J Castleside. She asks for the support of Westenders and others through strict attention to business.
Notice is given for all persons with claims on the estate of Francis Joseph Antony late of Meckering Western Australia Farmer deceased to send written particulars to Jean Crawford Antony widow executrix care of Kidson and Forbes solicitors Norham Purser's Buildings Norham by 3 March 1917. After that date the executrix will distribute assets among those entitled having regard only to claims of which she has had notice. Dated January 1917.
Advertisement lists syrup of figs bottle salmon large tin tomato sauce sixpence bottle blue one penny dozen bacon by the side one penny per pound dried peaches ten pence per double tin and other common goods in a period price ledger.
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