Souths Football Squad Review and Saturday Match Report
Souths faced a challenging day as several players stood out while others failed to meet league form. Captain leadership by Cain and standout moves by Campbell and Heinrichs highlighted a performance that suggests changes for Souths B and A teams to strengthen both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South West
Perth
Tou Cain
South
Oon
Phiy
Bonny
Campbell
Tannie
Heinrichs
Lavinars
Provemient
Johnny Campbell
Turi
Johny Tas
Wal
Gordon Tuxford
Beans
Splene Didly
Jin Hawkins
Billy Craig
York
Beillian Wetitres
Cilla
Iy Stuperin
Bill Adamn
Tintey
Joe Cooper
Wupire
Ailes
Brightons Top North Fremantle At Fremantle Park
In front of about 100 spectators Brighton Club defeated North Fremantle at Fremantle Park. Brightons won with speed and strength scoring 8 behinds to seal their seventh win while North Fremantle totaled 3.6. Kickers for Brightons noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightons
North Fremantle
Fremantle Park
Kickers
Unclear 19th Century Names Amid War Fraud Accusations
Fragmentary OCR reads like a list of names and scattered phrases. References to fraud, war, and several individuals such as DP, Winnie, Dixon, and Be suggest a chaotic report. Mentions of a social malalitier and a Hibernian Wallan appear, with a date likely in late month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laws
Robson
Swift
Fitzgerald
S. Meadlind
Willianson
W. Harrington
M. Bowleray
Fremantle clash looms with Beaconsfield next Saturday
Fragmented report notes Fremantle Moe scenario and nearby teams Vapahe and Wi hackle amid unclear names. East Fremantle set to host Beaconsfield next Saturday with plan for a key match and potential results. Difficult OCR leaves many names uncertain but local rivalry appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantle
Parish Tea and Night Service at St Pauls Beaconsfield
The annual parish tea is planned for Wednesday June 22 at 6 15 pm in St Pauls. A post tea service in the church will feature solos duets and anthems led by Mrs Chester Mr Hale and others with the rector giving a short address. A social reunion follows and on Thursday a children’s tea and juvenile entertainment are proposed with admission for adults 6d and children 1d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Carey
L. Chester
Sullivan
Chester
Bull and Hale
Mr. C. Hale
Rodney
Mish F. Conway
Simper
Electricity in Medicine Topic at W A Society Meeting
The Art Craft and Science Society of W A held its last meeting on 6th dune with discussion on Electricity in Medicine. President Str. UA Reid thanked the lecturer and discussed galvanic and faradic currents, induction coil and medical coil effects, ion motion, and intra tissue drug delivery called Innie Medication now growing in use. The next meeting set for 20th Tune at Wesley Tall Cantonment street Froynaille with a feature on The Scene is Esperanto by Mr P Nevlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Str. UA. Reid
Wesley Tall Cantonment
Froyjaille
At & Pm
Ashioh
Mr. P. Nevlands
Geologist Ralph Segnil’s WWI Service and Oxford Links
Ralph W Segnil, chief geologist with the Oxford University Expedition, studied engineering at the School of Mines, joined native service as an intelligence officer after enlisting, served during the war, then worked on geology courses at Axford and helped set up a new record with Bonontn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Segnil
Oxford University
Adelaide
School of Mines
Wrmissiew
Axford
Courss
Newoudlass Bonontn
Irish Glen Memoir and a Kerry Murder Tale Echoes
A late eighteenth or nineteenth century Ireland travel sketch in County Kerry describes rugged scenery, ancient peat rings, and myths. It weaves a geologic glimpse with a tragic village tale of Kathleen Sullivan and a cruel master, plus a later pursuit and confession of O Brien, ending with reflections on justice and emigration. The piece ties Sir William Petty’s forests to local ruin, wartime memory, and Froude’s gaze on rural life and political economy.
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Janes Anthony Froude
Gai Og i
Kerry
Ireland
Cornwall
Lyoneme
Iriah Glene
Walt
Trish Glen
William Petty
William P
Lansdowne
Petty
Kenmare
J. A. Froude
Rooteh
Trish
Ers
J. A. Prowde
Police Court Causerie Before Mr W ALG Walters
Awesomder Dick and There Hew were charged with being drunk. The former fined 10 shillings and the latter imprisoned for seven days. Meadowcroft faced two charges for stealing shoes and possession of various items. She claimed ignorance while her husband interpreted. The officer said she was only slightly under the influence. She was ordered to prison for a month due to prior appearances. Henry Carr admitted interfering with the water supply and a meter tampering incident. He pleaded guilty, said the act was to aid a mother, and was ordered to pay fines totaling 21 shillings and one pound. McKinnon fined two pounds for language in Railway Street. Bristol Powdery advertised for pain relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Alg. Walters
Emme Meadowcroft
Girat
P.O. Dodd
Aly
Market-street
Henry Carr
Qower
Maine
Murphy
Anim
Feld Ues Wuisel
Acted
Scientists Bookshelf A survey of astronomy primers and authors
A curio on popular astronomy books notes Sir Robert Ball and Richard Proctor as clear guides to the heavens. It recommends Ball's Primer of Astronomy and Popular Guide to the Heavens, Dyson's Astronomy, and Lockyer's Sun’s Place in Nature and Chemistry of the Sun, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ball
Adel Watson Dyson
Sn Ball
Richard AL Proctor
Chambers
Proctor
Sir Narmian Lockyer
London
Macmillan
Norman Lockyer
Australians Aid With Science to Defeat England in Tests
The Daily Express argues Australians use charts and a devised system to counter English batsmen. W Ferguson records strokes and directions for Armstrong to exploit weaknesses. The pattern challenges the claim of novelty, noting Ferguson’s long history of stroke analysis, with Hobbs' 122 in Melbourne on December 31, 1920 as an example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Express
England
W. Ferguson
Ito
Armstrong
Ferguson
Hobbs
Melbourne
Fremantle Hospital Board Meeting Details and Finances
Fremantle Hospital Board met Wednesday with Len Beltem presiding. Reports showed three months ending with 76 in-patients, 135 new out-patients, and 579 re-attendances. Receipts included small donations and box collections. payments totalled £1008 2d with £498 4s 3d outstanding. Financial concerns dominated the discussion as funds remained tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow Pilll
Len Beltem
W. H. Carpenter
Messrs
UH. Woodhouse
BR By Carter
BP. Rowe
C. G. White
H. Arline Robinson
Cottesloe
Palmyra
Bunbury
Woodman's Pot
Peel
Ships
Hamilton Will
Fremantle
Dommons
Railway Toxpital Fund
Oddfellows
Federal Hotel
McMonagle
Criterion Hotel Perth Swan Beer Only
REG. HARRISON proprietor. The notice states Swan Beer only at the Criterion Hotel in Perth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criterion Hotel
Perth
Swan Beer
Reg. Harrison
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. Hallion
N. Fremantle
W. F. Cryers
High St
Jas. Stevens
General Commission
Whluvest
Enuramce
Standard Fire and Marine Insurance CO
N.Z. Ltd
Fremantle Providoring
Sumpton and Co
Commonwealth
Gert
Gage
Prema
C. Kennedy
Malay Straits
Peerles
Freemasons’ Hotel
Carrier Market
Henderson Streets
C. Robinson
erepeiale,Tate of
Mailows
Beace
Davilak Hotel
Tanduesh Head
South Fremasth
Griffiths
Market Street
Stevenson and Finch
Arthur E. Davies &Co
Undertakers
Fremantie & Claremont
Souti Terrace
Fressantle
Joseph C. Semeeh, Undertaker
Newman-Street
Lopposite Burns, Philp and Co
F. Whitpori
Berbalist
Mt. Lawler
Whitford
Mes
M. Thomas
Market Buildings
Madrid Coffee Palace
High Street
Andinach
Axcus Mcnreon
Early Gordon's
Handy Foods
Gibson
Gate Park
Call Sud
Oro
Willis
E. Cronin
South Terrace
South Premantle
South v. Perth
Church Association
Brighton Club
St. Pauls Beaconsfield
Art, Craft and Science Society of
W.A
Glen
Valley School
Kathleen Sullivan
Cork
Babtry Bay
Berehaven
Hice
Kathleen
Inet
Brien
Eathleen
O'Brien
Lora
Rerekaren
O'Brian
R Brien
Tralee
Froude
Tom
Bohemix
Police Court Causerie
Tuernay
McLaren
Dtrker
Railway-street
Vromantic
Alv
McKinnon
Bristol
Fremantle Hospital Board
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