04 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Wodonga And Towong Sentinel
Location
Wodonga, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
1
Vague complaint in an old style misspelled prose. The writer cites distress and mentions various items like Indian Meat Lilla, Tr. Aloren's Indian Sod Pals, and a Lightnet system. The text is garbled with shaky names, unsure dates, and unclear actions.
The article lists numerous names and firms connected to the Wodonga Telephone Exchange. It mentions Avlin GB lwordmore L Wort Eastnte Hank of New South Wales Bank of Victoria and various hotels and companies, with many individuals named in association with the exchange and its operations.
The passage extols printing's value across business and private needs, urging up to date circulars price lists and newspaper advertising to sustain commerce. It notes letter paper and family correspondence printing as examples and claims ample suitable names for printing use.
The text argues for local newspaper advertising as vital to keeping towns connected and supporting trade. It contends railway and coach services miss opportunities if provincial centres do not realize goods can be obtained locally and cheaply. It stresses the role of advertising columns in educating the public.
The Sentinel urges residents to print locally, arguing local jobs and value stay within the district. It emphasizes affordable quality, timely news of town and district events, and the newspaper’s role in keeping citizens informed and connected. It notes opportunities lost when neglecting local printing and stresses community reliance on the district paper.
A notice states that a local resident has purchased a Wodonga firm and will run it with civility and attention to win public support. The buyer promises courteous service and asks the surrounding district to consider patronizing the business.
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