Never Increase Most W H Deebie Gladstous
A compact note references W H Deebie and Gladstous with a phrase about maintaining limits. The terse item hints at a policy or saying tied to restraint or steady conduct without detailing events or dates.
05 Dec 1919
Page 1
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Newspaper
Laura Standard And Crystal Brook Courier
Location
Laura, South Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
1
A compact note references W H Deebie and Gladstous with a phrase about maintaining limits. The terse item hints at a policy or saying tied to restraint or steady conduct without detailing events or dates.
A historical Laura directory lists federal Grey division MP A Poynton and state MP H N Barwell among local officials. It includes churches, banks, hotels, telegraph and post offices, town council leaders, and numerous local clubs and societies with meeting schedules and officers.
Readers are informed about prepaid advertisements for The Laura Standard. Payment terms require advance ad copy and deadlines. place requests by Wednesday to ensure publication. Ads accepted until 108 p.m. on three Wednesdays prior to the chosen issue. include weapon ticket details when relevant.
Fragmentary notice indicates exemptions for vehicle lights on nights for motorcycles or cars. Mentions names or places including Welcome Home and street addresses such as Herbert Street and Laura.
General notice from Laura Post Office detailing daily mails to Adelaide and southern districts, routes to Stone Hat Wirrabars Boolerco Appila Yarrowie Pine Spring and Reetaloo Valley Tacadaya Bri, with stated daily times. Office hours, banking services, private letter boxes, money orders, and postage rate outlines for domestic and international mail. Includes telegraph exchange partners and local merchants.
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