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Newspaper
Fremantle Herald
Location
Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 18, 1913
Page
3
A long, muddled OCR fragment critiques school humor and published verse, citing quaker leaders, Magna Carta, and Biblical misprints. It lampoons “bowlers,” vagueness, and moral arguments, pairing odd quotations with a teacher’s commentary on students writing nonsense.
A sprawling reflection on football’s hold in Australian life and culture. The piece argues fans find purpose and excitement in matches at Subiaco Oval and across cities, praising the sport’s social pull, club rivalries, and the sense of collective hope it fuels amid weather, crowds, and national affection.
A half year attendance roster lists officers and delegates for the Fremantle Lumpers Union. Names include President Owen, Vice Presidents Turner and Paton, Secretary Rowe, Treasurer McClauley, and numerous trustees and delegates from Moana and surrounding areas.
The Fremantle branch of the Australian Labor Federation held a Monday evening meeting at Trades Hall with good attendance. A complimentary vocal and dawn tribute to Mr RJ Burchell MAHL was approved for July 30, with other branches invited to join. Elected officers for the next six months were President W H Carpenter MLA, Vice President J Donnelly, Secretary and Treasurer HL Cough.
A Bremantle railway passenger complains porters varied duties caused delays after a train departed. The writer recalls finding tail and side lights missing while the porter chatted with a female passenger and urges training or instruction for porters to ensure timely arrivals.
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