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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1926
Page
5
General meeting of members to be held in Road Board Chambers on Wednesday the 23rd at 8 p.m. J T Read, Secretary. Also notice that the Toodyay Herald will not cease publication but will be taken over from July by The United Press Ltd of Perth with new owners and management.
The text argues that traders must recoup accommodations when customers buy on credit over a period such as a month or quarter. It contrasts credit terms with spot cash payments, urging readers to pay cash for groceries and hardware to avoid indebting tradesmen.
The guidance defines a minimum necessary margin fixed by every sensible trader to cover interest, bookkeeping, bad debts, and collection costs. This reserve ensures liquidity and risk mitigation across trades.
Money borrowing costs vary by source whether goods overdraft loan or a spouse loan. It claims savings at Perth prices and promotes a Toodyay location as the sole place to do this.
A reader criticizes Barron Sand plain and a Wyening galah for verbose critiques on drink. The letter mocks home remedies and urges persistent fault finding by wives, noting women as quick to judge drinkers. The writer signs off as ORA PRO NOBIS.
Mrs. T. Loyd carded 11 96 75, and Mrs. James 1090-30-79 also handed pai. The Cats forth round includes Miss Bradford, Ioerci sed Mise Whitfield, Mrs head end Mra. Hussey, Miss Wroth and Miss Somers.
Sunday services listed for Church of England and Methodist options with times 8 a.m. 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Evensong in the Anglican parish led by Rev J Mason and evening activities include Girls Local Club Wednesday prayer and a Wednesday service noted with Rev Le Ay Hood in the Maumee area.
The Fiat Motor Club’s country run to Toodyay drew about three hundred locals and visitors on a Saturday. Officials welcomed the group at the Road Board offices and Town Hall, where dancing and music followed a warm reception. The event boosted the local hospital fund by over £30, aided by hospitality from residents and club members.
The district reports ongoing church work with services at Toodyay and Bassendean help, and a growing Girls Club for ages 14 plus. Weekly devotionals on Wednesdays, Ladies Guild meetings, and a forthcoming exhibition on September 24 and 25 are highlighted, along with a lecture by Rev. Ray Rooney and a lantern evening that raised funds for church renovations.
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