Football Notes Reflect Mixed Weekend Performance
The report analyzes a college game with key players like Mickle Waters Madgen Green and Cullianne noted for defensive and scoring efforts. Umpire Stirling earned praise, while attention was drawn to pacing, teamwork, and strategic passes influencing the final result.
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Whawks
Cullianne
Duey
Hillard
Quarternigine
Thek
Von
Saturnloy
Stirling
Davey
British Association Preview Attracts Narroshee Visitors
The article describes a local football match preview with remarks on players Walker Venter Mille and Smith, praising their form and noting the visiting Narroshee side. It highlights preparations for a dance at the Masonic Hall after the game and mentions the expected lively atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taut Rhesen
Polis
Aleve
Walker
Venter
Fey
Smith
Amy
Lew Otis
Samonds
Po Stron Vick
Narroshee
Masonic Hall
Land Notices Mintogenet and Denmark Open Lands Vague Parcel
Fragmented land notice describes sale or forfeiture of parcels in Mesars Monie and Tater areas with references to open lands in Denmark and Keot District. Details include acre counts, per acre prices, survey notes, and payment of survey fees with several unclear names and boundaries.
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Mintogenet
Monie
Tater
Phintigenet
Denmark
Weil
Urhaine
Avid Recerees Heice
Oshward
Mbreetene
Pie Ag
Uleo
Communists Spread Through Labor Ranks a Noted Threat
The Forum reviewer argues that Labor Conference votes empower Communists within the movement. He warns they aim to infiltrate and control Labor machinery, leveraging anti bourgeois rhetoric while fearing for property and freedom if admitted to power. He contrasts New South Wales openness with Eyelid’s hostility to Communists and urges vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Forum
New South Wales
Anetrala
Russia
Wen
Riecha
Iolo
Ebown
Labor Party
Jwiblic
Rwbor
Australian Dominions Seek Markets For Surplus Output
The Prime Minister outlines plans to involve Parliament in shaping policy ahead of Imperial and Economic Conferences. Discussions focus on securing preferential tariff treatment in Britain to expand markets for Australian production and reduce exposure to world price fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paige Minisstry
House of Representatives
Agensis
Rompreheseive Vlatenent
Sud
Hrtee
Aue
Trolla
Dominions
Great Britain
Beth
Page
Postal and Telephone Charges Reduced
Government measures cut postal and telephone charges affecting rural and long distance service. Line mileage rules shift to radial distance for track lines and solar riders in country districts see reductions from 10 shillings per mile to 7 shillings 1 penny. Government pulls rent for double lines drops to 5 pence per rod and from 5 to 20 for single lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AO Redaeton
Treasury Sees Large Reductions Despite Pension Cost Rise
The Treasurer reports substantial expenditure cuts of 1H,200,000 in 1921-22 and 21,800,000 in 1922-23, even as Old Age Pensions push an additional outlay of £1,005,000.
Sulphur Duty and Land Tax Relief Planned
The proposed policy plans to repeal the 50s per ton sulfur duty and replace it with a bonus. It also outlines reduced prices for superphosphate to farmers at Superphosphate Works, with 18 percent and 22 percent strengths. The Composite Government will submit a bill to abolish the Land Tax on Crown leaseholds to lessen the burden on a major industry.
Invalid and Old Age Pensions Increased
The Treasurer announced the government plan to raise Invalid and Old Age Pension rates on 13 September from 30 to 6 per fortnight. Currently pensioners may earn up to 20 per fortnight without losing pension. future rules allow 25 per fortnight earnings without pension loss, increasing pension stability for earners.
Albury Fire Brigade Band Delivers Skating Carnival Support
The Albury Fire Brigade Band agreed to assist the South Albanry committee with a skating carnival to be held on August 21 to aid the Kendenup appeal, playing outside the Empire Theatre from 7:30 to 6:30. The secretary arranged preparations, noted a need for a new phonium, and the band endorsed delegations and credentials for governance.
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Brittel Ware
Steve Cute
Lambert
S. Miner
Max O'Neill
Gol
Thomas
Albainy
Kendenup
Empire Theatre
C. Bruce
Bruce
Widertook
Paper vows strict public interest course
The policy statement declares the paper will pursue a straight course in the public interest and will not deviate, emphasizing integrity and commitment to what it believes is right. This reflects a stance of unwavering editorial independence and accountability to readers.
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LGN
Gee Pearman
Athens
Wearel
Nicophone
Renmely
Amin Gee
Benin
Nott
Hein
Westin
Mickle
Albany
Waters
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Bert Tom
Aiek Po
Lwek
Stir
Bill
National Library of Australia
Albury Fire Brigade
Australia
W. R. Nott
York Hotel
Tawn Om
Gibbons & Son, Watchmakers & Jewellers
Willard Re
York Sthest
ALBA
Imuveliabent
Teatiun
British Lampa S*uckerd
W. Johns Electrical Enuinber
Geo. Johnston
Nures Campbell
Rosemont
Stirling Terrace East
Aldant
Albany Butchering Co
Frederick Street
Towy and
Middleton Bench
Telefhowe
C. E. Robins
Burgoyne Keep
Jrawlings
Junier Cordve and
Hurling Streets
Jormary
Southern Union
Jener
Insurance Company OF Australia, Limited
WEXT
OP St. Georges Terrace
Perth
Bowman
Messrs Drew, Robinson and CO
Reprecintatives
Marina
Cra Ven
Kasay
Cheam
Keay
Dobdie & Oo, Ltd
Hay Strew
Drew, Robinson
Local Representaive # CO
Bob. Mouchemore
F. Timewell
Fenguson
Stirling Terrace
Thene Works Sr
Board of Trade
Freemason’s Hotel
T. ©. Hobking
Aps
Perth and District
Leturne
Elobes
Truda
Lmsinova
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