E Lander Presents Fancy Goods and Footwear Line
E Lander introduces a range of fancy goods, footwear, and gift items for weddings birthdays and other celebrations, showcasing new arrivals and seasonal selections.
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Newspaper
Laura Standard
Location
Laura, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 30, 1914
Page
3
E Lander introduces a range of fancy goods, footwear, and gift items for weddings birthdays and other celebrations, showcasing new arrivals and seasonal selections.
After the close of the basinam the Gulpgatas worn suvertained at tea by BR J Daidow L Rooney and J Molstoss were the speakart. The minting on Wedvanda toned space art well received, and the Hadatone shoir rendered valuable and accepteble a device oash evening. Delegates returned with high praise for the tome and Temper, believing the event would live on in memory for many years.
In the House of Assembly the Works Commissioner moved to approve the Baroota Creek water supply plan linking Bacoon and Port Pirie with a £200,000 cost. The scheme would store 800 million gallons for Baroota and serve a 50 square mile area, expanding water access while promising £30,000 yearly revenue, amid debates on interest and regional needs.
A concise column reflects on local civic contributions and editorial perspectives. It discusses community involvement, media roles, and the influence of public voices in shaping ongoing community efforts and discourse.
A reflection on stray livestock with sympathy for owners, urging steps to curb roaming horses and cattle. Advocates empowering authorities to impound strays under livestock protection orders and emphasizes reducing harm to animals and people.
The article references Britain's vow over a scrap of paper, pledging resistance to German threats and invoking loyalty to the Empire. It highlights wartime patriotism, acceptance of sacrifice, and local volunteers from the Red and Black football group shining as examples of national duty.
Middleton notes the Laure Janice Pooths Junior Football Club disbanded two years ago and claims a cash balance of 1/9. He seeks approval to transfer funds to W. He l, treasurer of a patriotic distribution, urging past members to back the action and restart the club. October 26, 1913, Oshkosh.
In a chaotic report about the Laura Kirberous Club, high officials discuss tightening rules after a publicity surge. Members face expulsion for rule violations as editors and censor chief prepare two original posters amid accusations of scraps of paper influencing the club’s internal strife.
Residents of the district express support for Laura Boys and Dou Suomen, praised for town service and reform efforts. W Wilaoe, chair of the Buoyocle Disirien Qovvet, endorses their candidacy as leading figures in local improvement.
Hon L W Loghlin returns from Booleroo Centre as Mayor speaks briefly. Volunteers cheer for departing King and for the King while bonds guard the train's departure. Monava Daves and Wilson note that both young men leaving are managers of the Laura Football Club.
A fragmented text speaks of loyalty, unity, and mobilization for a total war effort. It names the Laura and Boyoolie Patriotic Fund, local officials, and committees, urging support and public action to back national aims amid conflict. Names, titles, and institutions appear in a ceremonial pledge.
The society announces its next distribution of annuities will occur in December under the current year’s schedule. It notes that accrued benefits to members are substantial, with a divisible surplus for the year reaching £1,720,000 after adjusting for utilities and prior years. Over five years, cash bonuses totaled £16,760,000, while total member accounts stood at £31,000,000. The life assurance policy is highlighted as offering advantages over other investments, with annual increases and bonuses, though risks include future depression impacts on road funding and state-related issues.
Local notes report welcome rain aiding nearby areas and a week of unsettled conditions in November. Other items cover sensational motor incidents, a large venomous adder capture by Salvation Army, livestock feed issues, and community events including football club gatherings, musical numbers, dancing, and Wirrabara Ghaiat Club annual meeting selections and officer appointments.
October 87 report from Bowleroo Centre recounts government plans for fuel, feed, and water conservation. Attendees discuss Melrose water project, funding shortfalls, and a proposed drought relief program. O’Loughlin praised for efforts. Roy D.C. invited for a third year. local harvest and livestock conditions noted amid shortages.
Fragmentary OCR describes Appila Yvabrowie and the Frost Northarn Abbletis Club planning a program with a £60 allocation. An order for vermetery printing is noted and a forthcoming season event is mentioned, with plans overseen by Br. Jo.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a Friday address at the Houghton Literary Society in Attorosgeneral Hall. The speaker praised calm, thoughtful soldiers, warned against sensational German propaganda, and urged unity despite tensions with German nationals in the area. The report notes confusion and harsh attitudes among local residents toward Germans during the war period.
Fragmented report from New Booth Walew outlines 1916 grain policy. Minister Avhiordy proposes guaranteed fixed price of 4) a bushel plus a wheat bonus, aiming to mobilize 40 000 acres for 100 000 acres to back conversion of Crown land. Government ready to supply wheat to those without means, with 20 percent upfront advances and special allowances.
Fragmented notes reference a Liberal Union plebiscite and a July meeting. Names and precise actions are unclear due to unreadable OCR. Readers should expect a political update with candidate mentions and dates but exact items remain uncertain.
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