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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
2
Alternative tenders sealed for the conveyance of mails are invited and will be received at the Deputy Postmaster General Turth office until 3 P.M. on Wednesday, November 2, 1913, for mail conveyance contracts from January 1, 1914 for one to three years. Details include routes in Tootapping Sinus and Trayning Toontanning Springs.
An auction notice for Toodyay Stock and Trading Company 20 Tlorsea listing heavy and draught stock. Cart gear and four cows, four stalls, and nine horses plus ancillary items described. Auctioneer WANTAL conducts sale.
The issue highlights demonstrations of explosive speed on the Geraldton line and mentions political dynamics between Liberal and Labor parties, including a potential 274 mile speed claim and a sedan pace reference. It also covers a Roman Catholic wedding at Northam, Goomalling, where R W Eaton and Miss Atio Hoddy wed, with remarks on health and wedding breakfasts.
Morning service at 11 o clock and an evening service at 7 30. The Young Men's Class will sing under the direction of Mr Morel with orchestral support. Additional pieces include The Cross and Crowns and Mighty Ope. The pulpit will be occupied by a church member.
The Goomalling Dewerin Mail notes a Friday edition dated October 31 1912. Local items likely cover community affairs, notices and small town happenings with brief updates and public notices.
The Januiapallin Agricultural Society holds a meeting in its hall to review a year of progress. President's address hails achievements while officers praise members, finances show income near 270 pounds with expenditure around 190 pounds and a net credit of 73 pounds.
The Wesley Sunday School annual picnic took place with many children and elders traveling by morning train to a seaside site for outdoor games and races. Notable winners include May Salter, Marjorie Uhews, Keith McLaren, and Doris Henley in various divisions. the event highlighted youth participation and church support.
Reports on the Jeawebold experiment in the Amurewuowidges Valley NSW where freehold is limited by irrigation. Tenants gain perpetual occupancy with improvements and valuation rights. The government funds capital improvements, while some settlers accept hardship for later benefits in the settlement area.
The annual Sunday demonstration by United Friendly Societies' Council funds charity. At Town Hall Nyethwai on Sunday afternoon in November, Very Rev Abe Deas of Smet will deliver an address. Local clergy, juries, and municipal staff are invited. regalia will be worn. music program planned. Mr W Lotter Jr. is secretary handling arrangements.
A meeting of the Farmers and Settlers Association was held Monday evening with D I Morrell as president and Vir Hannagan congratulating Morrell on his election. Delegates reported on work done, shares in the society were discussed, and tenders were distributed by the secretary. Charges from the recent assault on Constable Hannear will be heard in the Northaw Police Court this morning.
The page lists cinema items and shows a mix of mistaken spellings for titles and personalities. It mentions Nordisya and Vitagraph productions with a comedy program featuring several acts and a noted explosion scene. Also noted are various names and titles such as The Girl Pauvo and Faaha's Weekly, reflecting a busy listings section for the evening.
Fragmented text reports London of Duda theatre reopening on a Saturday. It notes remaing forces, a sugaraton, and a traveler with a map showing a well-known location. Mentions a 102,000 sum and a 9 15 minute round with announced new star subjects.
The Perth Metropolitan Liedertafel gave a concert in Northam Town Hall on Monday. The concert featured Mr Campbell as pianist and Mr Lacy as conductor. Abels singing songs drew warm praise and Guy Hesth’s "The Last Watch" was well received. The audience awarded an enthusiastic welcome to the performers, signaling potential future visits.
Fragmented text discusses a ballot system comparison and the value of information for public use. It lists numerous named figures and hints at a proposed parliamentary or civic study while noting potential industry implications. The jumble reflects an OCR damaged historical item with references to politicians and ballots.
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