Albany and Katanning Seek Great Southern Title
Nineteen Albany and Katanning players prepare for the fifth Great Southern Football Carnival with two wins each, as Wagin hosts weekend games. Crowds gather for the carnival with finals slated for Saturday, September 11, at 3 p.m. final for the premiership between the two leading teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
M4bany Board of Control
Wagin
Thi
Wain
pan—Katenniog
Moont Barker
Narrogia
Tambellin
LIS
Waoyin
Narrogin-Tambellig Une
Great Southern
Wihnia
Players Chosen to Compete for Honours Tour
A long list from Albany Katanning and Wagin outlines players named to travel for selection in the inter association team. The squad includes captains Sid Rowe and Claw Kemble as vice captain with a train of officials and delegates listed to accompany the party to the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eri
Hin
Ehomen Ta
Albany
Saundary
Withnell
Norman
Clarke
Ss Milne
Manon
Turner
Mercer
Sweet Eas Club
Harlinghaom
A. Cooper
Morgan J. Angove
Nesbitt
Western
Welshman
Harvey
Wheeler
Metell
Richarde
D. Stone
F. Stone
Bank
Kerr
B. Gittens
F. Gittens
8. Brown
RK. Saggers
Baker
Heark
Dorris
Fleay
Finlay
Fewings
Flanagan
Garrity
Mantke
Hordie
Maywuerd
Battle Tun
WH. Jones
Kemble
Laicha
Miles McAuliffe
Newbey
O'Connell
Howe
Rafferty
Solly
Withell
Sid Rowe
Claw Kemble
A. Payne
Alybott
J. W. Walters Narrogin
Brentan
Peevink
Vine
M. Brennan
C. Barron
A. den
Wagin
Baldwin
J. N. Taylor
NM Wright
J. D. Taylor
C.iell
BL Garnsway
F. Garrity
Reardan
Lowery
Cros- C
H. Vickers
Ramaden
Busch
Buterick
Gibbs
Sprim
Nelson
Emergencies
J. Cousins
J. Murdtoch
F. Tausicker
B. Becker
A. Harris
Sullivan
H. Taylor
A. Fleay
Special train service for final day travel
A special train will run from Albany on final day. Departure times: Albany 6.15 am, Tambellup 10.45 am, Broomehift 11.28 am, Katanning 12.5 pm, arriving Wagin 1.20 pm. Residents from Albany and other centres are invited to use the service.
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Albany Centre
Albany
Tambellup
Broomehift
Katanning
Wagin
Football Votes Praise for Players and Carnival Form
The report praises Wheeler Cooper Angove and Dickenson for top performances and notes Young Ron Cooper's standout 15 year old roving effort. It highlights solid marking and handling, disciplined play, and a few lapses, with Bailey and West's keeper delivering crucial saves. The match is described as generally free of spite and aligned with carnival spirit.
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Masheon
Genet
Wheeler
Bin
Retell
Fremantle
Hardingham
Harrey
Harvey
Cooper
Angove
Mor
Natal
Ron Cooper
Dickenson
Sorth
Bailey
West
End of hard match as West and North players clash
In a tense soccer match the West and North teams produced rugged play. Ralph and Oliver stood out with hard defense while Baoston and Bell in goal thwarted several attempts. A concussion event sidelined a player early, with hospital treatment efficient. no fixtures are planned next Saturday due to Wagin carnival.
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Nicholls
Pritchord
Harrison
Furlong
Norths
Wheeler
Reode
Jorgenson
Wests
Ralph
Oliver
Tyler
Bert Angove
Baoston
North
Bell
West
McLeod
Tom Knight
Inn
Wagin. Eee
Civilisation and Savages in Modern Viewing
An old discussion contrasts frontier depictions of Indigenous people with modern portrayals. It notes American Indians in Australia for The Vanishing Race, praising orderly conduct, interest in Caruso records, and refined tastes while downplaying archaic stereotypes.
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Hed Fessian
Australia
Paramount Pictures
Zane Urey
Amerlea
Carlisle
Indiana
Caruso
Hiawatha
Conceit Hampers Promotion Hints at Office Boy Attitudes
A column argues young workers hinder career progress with pride and reluctance to help. It contrasts careless seniors with a junior who valued learning, noting a rise from trainee to manager in five years and urging humility over conceit for advancement. The piece ends with reflections on cricket diplomacy and national pride.
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Tovlem Tiem
Falke Pride
Rameau Mardonalil
Draper
Feoder
Willie Low
Knowing Oneself and Hidden Motives Principles
The piece argues honest self knowledge is essential for moral progress. It notes people overestimate themselves while hidden motives shape behavior, and only brave self examination prevents delusion. It cites Darwin as an example of resisting unwelcome truths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Hife
Darwin
Connie Lara
Laugh It Off and Ignore Trifles in Old Sayings
A garbled wooden dialogue mocks tragedy of trifles and urges not to overreact. It hints at humor amid confusion and advises against overthinking or dramatic reactions.
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Tonghler
Lavigh
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