Albany Hosts Sixth Great Southern Football Carnival Opener
Albany prepares for the sixth Great Southern Football Carnival with teams from Katanning Narrogin and Wagin arriving. Organiser Mr J J B Miller and local volunteers decorate York Street while a welcome arch lights the town, programs and season tickets are prepared, and band performances join daily matches as shops close for the event.
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Chucardon
Albany
Katanning
Barker
Narrogin
Wagin
Iran
Yoodaly Huis
Albany Wnd
Mount Barker
Great Southern
Muray
Ulster Road
J. J. B. Miller
Mie Cvs
Colin
Dom Toml
Tero
J. B. Saunders
Messra
Furbeoy
Jacko
York Street
Prince of Wales
Ato Glanes
Alerage
T. W. Knight
Empire Theatre
Albany carnival officials named for matches and duties
The Albany Board of Control led by Dr A R Home will oversee the carnival with Mr Cuff and Mr WRK Grr representing the W A League. Central umpires Mesure Campbell and Trotter will manage first and second matches, with boundaries and timekeeping assigned to a team of officials for multiple Fremantle area fixtures.
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Albany Board of Control
A. R. Home
W.A. League
Cuff
Wrk Grr
Coatrin
Mesure Campbell
Trotter
Perth
Aet
Secon
Messrs
Syma and
Welker
Roturtar
Mewes
BR. Guiding
A. Senith
V. J. Duthie
T. Knigh
Pike
Elliott
Walekeepers
Trophies On Display At Carnival Show
New trophies donated for the carnival will be displayed to give townspeople and visitors a clear idea of the prizes on offer. The collection marks a notable display of generosity and aims to attract interest and attendance at the event.
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Eny
Prines
Window Displays Earn Honors In Local Competition
The article lists entrants and winners in a holiday window display contest. Judges awarded Most Artistic Design to Desi Robinson and Co for their island window, and Moss Original Design to K. E. Barnett and Co for their island window. Miss Austin won a special prize for a footlong oval display.
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Bevwalkin, Ltd
Drew, Robinson and Co
Island Window
H. A. Henson
Miss Austin
Miliner BK
Harnett
KK. Barnett and Co. Ltd
Island
E. Barnett and Co. Ltd
B. Barnett and Co. Ltd
Grovery
Maney Brow
Strum Cale
Ch AL Wiskew
Ebiemost
Miles and
Merritiehl
Dempers
Isla Window
Musgroves
Trnsir
F. Bevilaqua
Draper
Harry Wiscork
York Street
A.J
Austin
Mount Barker to Face Narrogin in Afternoon Football
Two matches set for this afternoon feature Mount Barker versus Narrogin at 1.15 pm and Albany versus Wagin with both sides fielding local representatives. Rostered players from Mount Barker and Narrogin include J Sixton, S Toma, J Warne, F Riches, J Donaldson and N Narrrogin lineups list Bhick Gobel Walsh Brennan Rowe and many others. Albany-Wagin teams showcase Harvey Cooper Saunders Verran Gilbertam and more as dawn-to-afternoon fixtures unfold.
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Declainn
Mount Barker
Narrogin
Eb, Coliver
Bhick
Gobel
J. Breonan
T. Banke
J. Walsh
M. Brennan
W. Benihien
H. Rowe
R. Farrell
Rh, Brewmrl
D. Monger
A. Bincul
W. Marah
W. Weise
J, Pauline
Mbany and Wagin
Tomnia
Albany Cheen and Gold
Harvey
A. Cooper
H Morgan
W. Martin
J. B Saunders
W. Verran
Holf Hawks
Retell
C. Hardingham
W. Morrell
C. Gilbertam
Final day carnival drama with Winners face off
Thy Narrogin combination arrived in Orbein's train and out indulged in praises in the afternoon. Movers Monen Aros of the Strain Cafe secured rights for afternoon tea on each carnival ground day, drawing patrons to the event.
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Orbein
Monen Aros
Strain Cafe
Inter Empire Migration and the Value of Youthful Settlers
Sir James Connelly favors Inter Empire migration to Australia as vital for Britain's youth and for developing Australian industry. He notes past migration patterns, the need to keep Britons within the empire, and the role of migration in filling Australia's empty spaces with British settlers.
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Uarfield
Connelly
Australia
Britain
Joel Connelly
Western Australia
James
Sinto
Landa
Commonwealth
James Connolly
Esse
James Conmully
Sir Tomes
Bilefly
Westen
Dominions
South America
United States
Britain shifts stance on migration after war
The article notes a postwar change in Britain toward migration, with official encouragement to move within the empire and even payment of per capita emigration funds. It argues progress is slow, citing low migration rates to Australia and questioning the effectiveness of propaganda and advertising in persuading the public.
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Britain
Australia
Wal
Community event setup for Hall supper Friday night
The Women's Institute Committee will organize the supper at the hall for Friday night with music by Mr C Neshieta’s orchestra. Narrogin team will be quartered at multiple hotels including Royal George Mount Barker Albany Katanning Weld and White Star hotels as league officials and Freemasons' Hotel Tan Kellap London Hotels Wain Premios Motel official invites.
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Uhirre
4Women's Institute
Me. C. Neshiet
Royal George Hotel
Mount Barker
Albany
Katanning
Weld Hotel
White Star Hotel League
Freemasons
Tan Kellap
London Hotels
Wain
Premios Motel
Entertainment Schedule Delights Visiting Players This Week
The Repertory Society hosts Thursday night entertainment for visiting players. Friday features a film show at Fremasona Hotel for team representatives and guests, and a ball by the Artillery Sports and Social Club at Tri Hall Brunswick Road. Saturday brings a monster smoker at the Empire Theatre, loaned by Mr H B Lambert.
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Repertory Society
H. BR. Lambert
Empire Education for Migration and Development
The speaker argues for an Empire wide education program to encourage migration within the British Dominions. He urges school based teaching on Empire awareness, funded lectures on empire subjects, and overseas settlement authorities to inform British youths about opportunities in Australia and other dominions, aiming to build a knowledgeable, sympathetic public for migration and trade.
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Brifen
Austenlin
Australia
Britain
London
Dominions
Immigration and Education Debate on National Prospects
The text argues for extended forces and migration to bolster the empire's future. It stresses technical education for youth, domestic skills, and self sufficiency to frame a whiter outlook. It critiques colonial limits and urges production of goods for a broader market beyond Britain.
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