Butter Prices Rise Likely to Climb Higher
The notice notes butter prices are high and may rise further. It suggests using the Dahlia or Sylvian Cream Separators to extract more value from butter production.
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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 10, 1918
Page
2
The notice notes butter prices are high and may rise further. It suggests using the Dahlia or Sylvian Cream Separators to extract more value from butter production.
Waeel delegates return from Red Cross Conference to announce a jumble stall and sports to raise funds for April’s £25,000 goal. A local program features readings, songs, and performances by Mrs Rhodes, Rev. Riley, Miss W Merrell, and others, with helpers including J Collins, A Morrell, and E Collins.
A grateful letter from a bereaved parent dated May 1918 thanks Dr Rockett and Northam Hospital nursing staff for attentive care to a late son. The writer recalls constant support and comfort provided to both patient and family during a difficult period.
In a hospital a wounded man responds to a nurse's sympathy while a chaplain's absence leaves him with an orderly. A dying man confesses sins and fears hell, but is reassured that any place may offer mercy. He dies peacefully after the exchange.
An advertisement claims Martin's Female Pills are sold by chemists and storekeepers in Australia with a claim to cure female complaints. It is signed by Martin Pharmaceutical Chemist, Southampton, England, urging women to obtain the product.
A collage of items reports on state elections in the legislature, local cooperative meetings, a major sheep sale in Katanning, and a Kalgoorlie cemetery double interment. Other notes include a dingo club formation at Tammin, a cattle and pig relief fund drive, and wartime dispatches from New Zealand and Melbourne.
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