Railway Dangers A Note of Warning Sounded
A brief warning highlights railway dangers due to careless working practices. Officials urge vigilance and stricter safety measures to prevent accidents on the line.
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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 06, 1913
Page
4
A brief warning highlights railway dangers due to careless working practices. Officials urge vigilance and stricter safety measures to prevent accidents on the line.
At a Labor supporters meeting in Totternall's corner, Wednesday, Mr B J Stubbe spoke on Sweated Industries Exhibitions in Glasgow and the plight of women workers paid pennies for long hours. Senator De Turre followed, with calls to support Labor against exploitation, referencing railway safety and regulatory failures, urging inquiry into abuses and highlighting political divisions over reforms and constitutional questions.
A bulled item notes chronic cheat complaints tied to a product titled Wouth Great Peppermint Cure dated January sixth. The entry records consumer concerns and potential remedy discussions involving the product and its efficacy.
Mr. H. K. Stanistreet spoke in Northam on Friday and Saturday addressing branches of the farmers cooperative, arguing for reduced farm costs and a dual political and trading role. He praised co operatives in New Zealand Australia Canada Ireland and Germany, urging unity to counter high prices and taxes while noting Manitoba grain growers turnover and cooperative activity.
Race event notes from Kalgoorlie describe the second day program on May 7 featuring a one mile and a half distance. Acknowledge contenders named Third Beat and James the Third Hs with remarks on hesitation in a low tone. Additional lines urge readers to act against illness and pursue a swift course to cough or cold relief.
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