Football Carnival Draws Crowd and Mixed Reviews
A chaotic report details the football carnival with players, referees, and spectators facing criticism and praise. Umpires struggled on tricky ground while organizers introduced a new system, with observers noting overall improvement and predicting strong publicity for the 1924 event.
Complimentary Dinner Celebrates Mount Barker Football Carnival
A Saturday complimentary dinner for officers and visiting footballers drew about 110 attendees. Mr A T Booth chaired as councils praised Katanning Albany and Narrogin teams, noting fine sportsmanship and carnival success. Plans for next year at Narrogin were discussed with gratitude to organizers and volunteers.
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Mt. Barker
A. T. Booth
Worons Association
Kim
Welter
Barker
Felling Confounded by Forged Letter Case
In a village drama at Baynham, Constable Felling is thrust into confusion as forged letters threaten Alan Thurston’s fate. Philip Ford investigates handwriting and post marks, while a baby changes the household, heightening tensions and prompting tense exchanges at the rectory.
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Misa Owen
Alan Thurston
Ford
Thuratog
Campion
Mies Owen
Alan Thury
Cumpton
Didymus
Felling
Philip Ford
Williem
Ag Felling
Rhc Hare Browne
Philip
Welling
Air Philip
Meir
Pelling
Sir Philip
Mir
Wilmot
Tom
Kasema
Doria
Aden
Leekises
Merner
Beene
Filip
Nicky
Fellige
Reasley
John Beveley
Feather Buildings
Holborn
Loan
Clyne
Baynham
Tyre
Daynham
Alun ‘Thurston
Carnival plans forged for Great Southern Football
A meeting of representatives from local associations approved forming the Great Southern Football Carnival governing body. The constitution was adopted and the next carnival set for Norvagno in the second week of September 1925. A pennant issue for the Katanning team was raised and the council secretary empowered to purchase with existing funds.
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Ernie
Moy
Lee
Andynanal
Darwin
Fhivker Hotels
Anid Rei
Torset
Fae Gramme
Hiekinuz
Mt. Marker
Mt. Barker
Hell
Naples
Olegy
Wien
Kerry
Norvogio Durig
Minutes of the Mma Theents and Teel ms Association
The minutes detail drainage work for the contra school with completion by October 10 and the endowment blocks 417 and 419 included in a reserve. J Norman named chairman of the school committee. Land for the new high school open for tender. Discussions over foregone lease by Mr Forte to vest blocks 412 and 915 in the Education Department. Transport tenders to be called. A circular vote sought parent members. Caretaker duties for the new high school to be defined and urgent cath works urged for the season.
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John Nerman
Jeur
Stublinsen
Kev
A. T. HW
Lew Quilking
Wch
Knowledsey
J. Norman
Secretary of
Edison Endowment Trustees
Tandeng
Mer
N.Q. Forte
Education Department
Forte
Nerman
Local News Lugubrious Notes Highlight district paper history
The fragmentary text reflects a routine of publishing general interest items, social notes and notices. It emphasizes keeping editors informed of processes and intentions while urging publication of reliable records.
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