30 Mar 1917
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Newspaper
Wodonga And Towong Sentinel
Location
Wodonga, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 30, 1917
Page
1
Maria and the unnamed narrator recount a tense evening at a Mitwer hotel dining area. Maria argues a plan to write a letter while a guest, Phillip, faces an ultimatum about marriage. The scene ends with a heated dispute and a disturbing accusation as the pair retreat to their room.
The notice lists the Wodonga area telephone exchange connections and mentions numerous local places and businesses linked by telephone lines. It includes names of towns such as Beechworth and Glenrowan, plus entities like Bank of Victoria and Campbells Sons, outlining the network and local enterprises served.
A fragmented discussion on printing practices and newspaper advertising. It notes the need for up-to-date circulars and price lists, mentions simple printing methods, and suggests more public notices and advertising to support local institutions and help readers.
The piece argues advertising benefits all businesses even in towns with limited reach. It mocks the notion that “everybody knows what sells” and urges merchants to embrace marketing rather than rely on word of mouth alone.
A plea for supporting local printing and district newspapers. The piece argues local papers keep residents informed about town affairs, business, and opportunities, noting benefits over distant national coverage and urging readers to stay engaged with community journalism.
Local notice states Bess has bought a business in Wodonga and surrounding district. He aims to gain public patronage by civic attention and service. The announcement seeks community support and outlines future plans for the store.
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