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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 28, 1913
Page
2
Med Gold Thorpe is elected without opposition to fill the Northam seat vacated by A Ewinge resigning from the Nor tham Conveit Abe. The Railway Gazette notes rail matters and the Railway Committee announced proposals published by the Color provinces.
Funeral arrangements for Donald McKimzie are announced with burial at a local cemetery. The notice lists many relatives and attendees and notes a serious fall at Tattersall's Hotels and a separate fire incident with property damage and injuries in the area.
Incomplete readable fragments describe a wedding or notice involving individuals and dates. The garbled OCR prevents clear identification of names, places, or events.
The fragment notes rising temperatures affecting daily routines and a vague tally of yesterday and prior days. It mentions register activity and vending counts, with unclear references to days Mis Min Saturday and Sunday Monday. No clear people, places, or organizations are determined from the text.
The Vie Musical Association of New South Wales announces a national song competition with prizes including a 10 pound award for the best musical setting of Arthur Addison verses. An entrance fee of five shillings is charged and net proceeds support a Commonwealth Musical Scholarship. British residents in the Commonwealth are eligible.
An examination was completed by Captain Mifner and Lieut Bech on Monday week to qualify men for commissions. The list names Private Semis Corporal Foeeniitis and others, with ranks and notes in order. The ceremony will be at Whfhand on a date in April. the list will be published.
A note from the expat group reports an evening gathering at a local venue. Officials indicate plans for demonstrations and a need to present proof of certain memberships or affiliations.
At the Lalace Theatre tonight a program of exceptional merit features The Nabob a Vitlest Pathé Freres story of a peasant’s rise to affluence led by M Bernard famed from Los Miserables. The spectacle promises moving drama and strong performances along with several supporting acts and musical interludes.
Tonight at the Town Hall the Reynolds Denniston company presents The Man on the Box a comedy drama praised as lively and well acted. The cast includes Hugh C Buckler Violet Paget and Kenneth Brampton with strong supporting players noted for distinct character roles in Amelia England and Australia tours.
A deputation from the Produce Merchants Association clashes with Minister Mr White over a bill to allow Governor in Council drafted regulations on agricultural agents and dairy buyers. Farmers and agents argue the measure favors agitators and factions, while supporters claim the bill protects producer interests.
An extraordinary election to fill the vacancy on the Goomalling Road Board caused by the resignation of Mr W Courthope was held yesterday. The poll result was declared last night with F B Lockyer securing the royal majority.
Despite oppressive air on Tunabay night, a cheerful audience attended the Northar Town Hall fundraiser for St. John's Church. Performers included Mr Hodges, Mine Hikke Col., Col. Hine, Mr F Dijzht, Mr Thompson, Mr TD Mocrell, with tableaux Love's Old Sweet and others. Miss Backhouse directed. Audience enjoyed cream stalls and aromatic confections amid decorations and stage dressing.
An unclear OCR fragment describes a transfer of business at Northam station and a planned shift of duties to a new manager on a Monday in December. It mentions pension payments, notes, orders, and the suspension of old accounts during the transition.
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