13 Mar 1914
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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 13, 1914
Page
1
A controversial labor dispute at Geraldton centers on wheat handling and a fixed wage rate with stevedores. Government prosecutions follow after workers refuse to honor the agreement, highlighting tensions between employers, unions, and arbitration under mounting wartime pressure.
A notice in Northam proclaims a gathering of all interested in establishing a cooperative bakery. Senator Mew Horson will speak, outlining the cooperative plan and benefits to local farmers and residents. The event aims to organize support, funding, and participation for a shared bakery venture in the town.
Nor thamphivers won by 19 points as Kennedy Brimage McManus and Milagton beat Show's Title York by 6. Morrell Jul Morrell Chith lost to Marwick's team by 6. Donovan Golding Wiehe and Watts York beat Inkpen rink by 16. Hodges Dinky Colehatet Foreman Northam won by 6. Northant thos at iy pointss Northam Tournaments. Semis for Handicap Singles Forday 3 best Broomball 5. Norden will amp de Mjlimetge in the final. Kennedy Withing Menes yl unt det Richagilsim Voth jue Leedep Wy Miffington M12. Taylor Golding Wempster Vorenman hort Hokrkyese MeMumuts Gurete Coleharete 24 1. Electric Tight Pours Morret, Morret and Wells beat Fladgus Sinebilr Tresise and Beveridge 414. Rooke Wauhley Withnetl Millington beat Gy Ty Mrassell Hrimuge Chidlow Meers. Tonight the socom roid willy be pied Chen Photo Frames Castledine's
The Northam Road Board held a monthly meeting noting erection references to a Fuge and Lega property, weed control in Seabrook district, and efforts to fund eradication. Authorities discussed road additions, gate installations, and rate interest rules, with inspections arranged for district roads and property access.
In Goomalling the Evans-Doveig assault case drew two sessions before Mr. Woolf. Daniel Evans faced charges for allegedly assaulting Innes Dost on January 23, causing severe injuries and brain concussion. Evans was committed for trial, with additional fines and penalties imposed on accomplices, including Syred, who was jailed after a one month term.
The King's Pork Board considers transferring five acres of King's Park for university purposes in exchange for five acres adjacent to the park. The motion, supported by Mr Lovekin and Sir John Forrest, envisions boundaries altered but park area preserved for the public and educational ties.
Police reopen case of Tasman Rawlings, a 40 year old farmer missing since March last year from Korce Iwehing. He ran a partly developed farm, worked on shares for Perth solicitor S B Durston, and was last seen near the district before rumors he may have gone to Perth or Queenstown. The farm was later sold by the Agricultural Bank, with proceeds valued around £30, prompting theories of disappearance, suicide, foul play, or flight. Evidence suggests mental derangement as a possible factor, with inquiries now intensified.
A list from the Methodist conference outlines district assignments and church roles. Names such as Robert R. Flow, Robert R. Fleming, Morton Gilbert Melaren, Richard He Myson Mein, Alfred Defers, and others appear along with various mission titles and local church responsibilities across multiple districts.
The State Implement Works issues a circular and price list to assist settlers in obtaining cheap cultural implements. Buyers may pay cash or seek terms via the Agricultural Bank, with confidential financial disclosures required for credit. Orders become binding only after official acceptance, with one-third cash and two equal payments as the standard.
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