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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
2
The notice lists sermons by Rev W F Turton with morning at 11 and evening at 7 90. It mentions a third in the series and a half hour switch by the Fire Prophet, indicating a schedule update for religious services and a related program.
Messrs Ewing and Manning announce subdivision of Wangamine proparty into 60 to 120 acre blocks. They promise excellent homes for workers on some of Western Australia’s best land with reliable rainfall and water. Blocks offered on good terms after a committee meeting in the Mayor’s Chamber. A parish dress ball and Children’s Glain and Fancy Dress Ball rehearsals are scheduled, with notices for a public meeting at Kelly’s Store in Jennscubhine to form a committee.
Wanted notices run in a small town column seeking a blacksmith able to shoe and perform farm work, with wages to be stated. Also ads for tailors and a wood crew, plus a separate wanted to buy chickens or poultry from Northam Hotel, Norbhns.
A fragment from Northam shows a schedule of meetings and shows including a theatre supper, a ladies luncheon, and preparations for the Northam Show. It mentions tickets, prices, and several local businesses like Storer and the Northam Police Court report.
The Northam Tower Hall will host a Friday evening program featuring children’s plain and fancy dress, with events designed to engage young attendees and promote creative attire.
Well known local figure in Northam promotes attending a style event. Readers are urged to book orders now for show dresses and hats ahead of the event. The appeal highlights available garments and accessories, inviting customers to secure items promptly.
A fragmented letter from Colac Victoria discusses newspapers, rainfall records, and a China inquiry. Northam post office vital statistics for August show births and other changes. A public meeting is announced for Sunday at Jenna Club, with local rally support noted.
The metual daily gaugings of the overload of the Avon weir measured by the river gauge in Chea record extraordinary tolling survey. Data show notable fluctuations and rising water indicators, reflecting upstream rainfall and flow dynamics.
A September 4 letter from a reader in Northam asks about proper dress for a fistmonger and questions the nudges of tradesmen and YMCA judges. The writer seeks guidance on correct attire and paper tone for the event.
Persatal and Mr Geo A Paqualin seek donations for the W.A. Deal and Dumb Institution. Last year Paqualin collected over 30 troth in Northam as locals contributed to the town’s charitable drive. Prizes include a vest and a silver-mounted pipe. Dalgety and Co. report weak weekly sales of sheepskins and gris with prices mixed.
Unable to determine a coherent news item from the provided text. The fragment appears garbled and lacks identifiable people, organizations, places, or events to summarize into a newspaper card.
Public Works report details Avon river gauging at Northam as part of a broader irrigation plan. Notes government interest, ministerial visits, and the Mundaring scheme with a 1600 million gallon reservoir capacity. Gaugings show large flows and potential irrigation benefits for farms and towns in the Avon Valley.
A discussion notes that quantity alone cannot assure safe water, as summer flows bring high salt and magnesium levels. Experts may test whether treatment or storage changes improve quality. investigations into storage plans and distribution costs proceed. Citizens in the Avon Valley urge government action to prevent waste and secure reliable supply. A water department sampling effort began, with Perth awaiting results.
On Simday several sembsere visited the range for practice at 500 600 and 700 yards. Scores listed include 300 800 700 TL R Wallace Mo 1G omg J Martin 8k 30 Bans 538 90. Next Sapday the frat round of the H Williams Trophy will be fired over 00 600 and 70 yardle, and members are urged to attend.
A reader recounts dramatic kidney and back pain improved by Doan's Backache Kidney Pills after doctor visits failed. The testimonial touts relief from severe pain, urges others to try the remedy, and notes availability through Foster McCrettan Co with price details.
Fragmentary text mentions Australians and inventors, referencing a promised peppermint care product by Woods and a claim of universal knowledge or benefit. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR and lack of concrete actions, dates, or named events.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions unclear names and phrases. The readable portion hints at a cryptic notice or remark without a clear event, date, or identifiable entities. The item resembles a damaged public notice or column fragment with no coherent action to report.
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