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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 18, 1914
Page
2
A public notice warns that as of this date all stock and property on J Hutsmuirs Farm in Dowerin is subject to action. It cites trespassing occurring on September 1, 195?. The notice names persons and outlines potential legal steps for trespass incidents.
A notice announces a Special Meeting of Ratepayers at the Mechunten Institute Goomalling on Saturday September ny at 2 o'clock. Members are advised to attend and remarks of the Board's Offices Jamess Street, with G Whitlock as Secretary and Engineer.
The report details a looming harvest failure with no funds to meet current liabilities for fuel farm inputs and debts. It discusses wheat shortages, lack of hay for horses, water scarcity, and urgent calls for Treasury subsidies and emergency measures. It critiques Mr Scaddan's approach and questions how settlers will secure food, water, and land support in the coming months.
Amid a heated session fight over the emergency tax for settlers in the wheat belt the Premier's plan stalls in Parliament with two months delay. Scaddan vows to reintroduce the tax next November as opponents warn it harms water and settler interests amid mounting political pressure. The protest centers on the intolerable corporation and urgent appeals by settlers for relief.
A chaotic report describes Liberal voters shifting to Labor amid war concerns and Senate majority limits. It notes Libs losing ground to Labor led by Cook and Ervine, aided by pensions promises and protection appeals. A Labor gathering for Northam, Toodyay, and Avon candidates at Railway Institute drew about 150 attendees.
W A O'Connor of Fitzgerald Street Northam argues the Liberal press and rhetoric failed to save the Cook Government. He claims the Age and Times misinterpret votes and asserts the Fisher program was preferred by electors over the Liberal offer. The piece ends noting the purpose of elections is to reflect voters' wishes.
The death of Mrs Charles Lloyd of Balbaline is reported. Funeral details follow a long obituary noting she leaves 24 grandchildren. The Wongan State Hotel faces condemnation after Mr Bell accuses the hotel of serving intoxicated patrons, sparking calls for management removal amid broader criticisms of hotel duties and local evangelistic movements.
Shrossell Son and Stewart relocate from Big Store Peel Terrace to central FitzGerald Street opposite the Post Office. Departments include drapery with spring and summer goods, and a replete grocery line. Walmet’s Book Store offers latest articles from direct importer Lan cy Woods with low prices, plus large stocks of music and periodicals.
Fragmented text reflects a partisan exchange accusing the Liberal press of disloyalty to the Labour Party and questioning its alleged existence and motives. The lines reveal heated rhetoric about loyalty and political alignment without clear factual events.
Northam Race Club announces a revised programme for its meetings with reduced prize money for Me J M Carrol chairm an of the sis events. The principal event was struck down by illness last week. Other races include Farewell Handicap, Flying Stakes, and Spring Stake with varied purses. Nominations close with secretary A Rengley on Saturday October 19. payments due October 25.
W B A OConnor notes from the Courier office Northam on polling day power voting and Mr Joseph Cook’s appeal to electors. Fisher becomes Prime Minister amid a Liberal party critique blaming 49 reasons for defeat and defending protectionism as portrayed by press and public discourse.
Fragmentary editorial comments on liberal policies and the electors. References to Mr Cook questions, a cablegram, and the idea of reform versus antiquated rules. Mentions a Sunday Times stance on federal elections and a swing against the government amid modern tensions.
The Palace theatre schedules two nights, Saturday and Monday September 1 and 21, featuring the Loppedone Company direct from Richards' Tivoli Perth with John Simpson as manager and H. D. McIntosh from Richards' Circuit. Star acts include English comedian Josh Dixon and Edward Panier, famed Dickens impersonator, plus Alma Tate. California Rodeo feature shown. full details in advertisement section.
Miss Kell of the Cunfardine school cannot resume teaching for about a week due to ill health. She is under Dr. Finn of Perth, suffering from acute nasal illness.
The Danberrin branch elected officers led by President J. R. Baird with A. E Dug fale and C. Burteaux as vice presidents and Jax Knowles as hon. secretary. Resolutions pressed for immediate settler assistance after crop failures. A drought relief gathering and timber funds operation were noted, with a forthcoming monster excursion at Nomgarin in October.
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