Goomalling dances and court cases from a rainy week
The Goomalling report details a rainy period ending with police court actions. Michael Tatton was fined 10 shillings for drunkenness with 24 hours to leave the district or face three days imprisonment. A civil claim awarded £100 damages against another defendant. A local footpath event and a weekly town dance with community support are noted, including details of attendance, music, and supper arrangements.
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Sisoy
S. H. Royal
Michael
Jola Tatton
Oliver
Tatton
Lalib
Pro Wat
Duno
Amd
Ciup
Royal Am
le Cormu
Faulkner
Jir Faulhaer
J. la Cor
Bart
Wes
Northam
Clu
Ailaira
Timea
Centuy
Tennen
Rainfall and rural progress in thin district report
The district notes rainfall totals to date with a 29 point shower and a first water bore progress. The 2000 yard Government dam work is being enclosed to protect water supply, with calls to cover the dam and improve stock protection. Agricultural Bank operations face scrutiny as new grants are promised to ease debts, while football matches between local clubs highlight community activity and discipline in uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toth
Toaim
Uearty
Isales
Femein
Ttta
Itm Progress Association
Bayfox
Fragmentary garden notice about crops and old remedies
A fragment mentions trees, pumpkins, potatoes in a patch and a crop reference. It references old secrets and a Peppermint Cure, with unclear names and distorted phrases. The text hints at trade propagation and political or religious undertones but remains largely unreadable.
Water and politics mix in a drab rural era piece
A reflective column laments provincial hardships and drink regulations in a wheat belt town. It links governors speeches and opposition volleys to local suff ering from scarce clean water and limited travel amenities, while recalling an old Dutch tale about water discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piocer
Claay van Hoppen
Amsterdam
van Wowell
van Hoppen
Rome
Herty
Toodyay Triumphs In Wet Eastern Districts Clash
In cold wind and rain at W Northam ground Toodyay beat York 23 to 19. York led late but Toodyay rallied with strong forward play and a late goal to seal the win. Carrington and Taylor starred for Toodyay with solid kicking amid the slippery conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Tootyay
W. Northam
Mlookers
Alu
Gordon Fisher
East
Carrington
Toodyay
Taylor
Aixer
Unis
Lime
York Citadel
Poth Ames
Jib Wan
Rovimean
Kingston
Davey
Atwell
Smith Brothers
Aubrey Brothers
Sereaigh
Biva
Marwick
Tur Premiership Contenders in Eastern District Race
Four class competing for the Eastern District premiership include Federals, Union, and York, with Giants and another team shaping the final standings as action unfolds this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Districta Association
Ruw
Federals Ao
Jay Poo
Union
York
Goomalling Defeats Dowerin In Tough League Match
In challenging wind and rain, Goomalling beats Dowerin 6.7 to 8.8 at Dowerin. Horace Lockyer stars for Goomalling with strong marks and goals. O'Shaughnessy leads Dowerin’s efforts with several key plays and goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goomalling
Deowerin
Oomalling
H. Lockyer
J Lockyer
A. Lockyer
Wwalloés
Murphy
McCreery
Dowerin
Gilpert
Roach
O'Shaughnessy
Tennis Fixtures in Goomalling Arch County Open
Eastern district tennis fixtures conclude with decisive matches between Sut and Trewayterian at the Anglican court and a Goornalling Dowerin event. Visitors enjoy lunch at the Goornalling Hotel while Mrs Edwards presides over afternoon tea as teams post results with Goornalling 60 to Dowerin 1 in total games.
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Lemuersw
St. Ohin's
Nalt-Peat Two
Weame
Messra
Morel
Omer Ewneten
Greewood
Jordan
Missey Kimi
Woods
McGragor
Emergeny
Mice
Nw Weal
John's
Mareinel Winsin
Richards
Vivensh
Stables
Mer Swnoies
Mewes
Ami Wrivitt
Momdarwes Welle
Withiell
Uml
Wier
Mingen
Florian
Emergeen
Dowerin Toons
Offic Rials
Tlotel
Mra
C. B. Edwards
Cor. Edworty
W. BE. Courthope
Tree Marui
Hendapsin
Yry L. Edwards
Smith
Phat
Allanson
Dore
Koval
Bast Vowting
Rove
B. Batwards
Coupinom
Rovce
Powling
Martin and
Henderson
Edwards
Allanson and
Power
Tors
Rosal
Mrs. Royce
Mr. Martin
Mise Culley
C. B. Bawers
Local golf visitors triumph at Northam meet
A Cuttesine Club team visited Northam for a two day golf match against Northam Chut. Singles on Saturday and Sunday mornings, foursomes on Sunday afternoon. Northam won most events, taking six of nine singles on Saturday and 44 to 34 Sunday morning. Foursomes also favored Northam with dominant play, while visitors failed to win several matches.
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Horace Lack Ler
Dowerin
Hull
Deverin O'Shaughnessy
Harrison
Fitzsimmons
Hatwel! Bros
Gilbert
Tully
Goomelling
Horace Lockyer
de Jere
Jou
Geo. Lockyer
Jim Cliford
Rowe Bros
Ted McCreery
Faulkner
Jas. Downey
Barry
Anuttsman
Jas. Martin
Carly
Vince
Hing
Cuttesine
Northam
Vieuernnessee
Norihayy
Majured
Tryin
Bre
Tay
Sunday Leisure Talk At Northam Hall Draws Crowd
A public event titled Sunday After Noon leisure in Northam drew a sizable audience at Up Town Hall. speakers including Rev Hes and M.L. Carter discussed balancing work and rest, shorter workdays, and the moral value of leisure amid modern life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam
Town Hall
Cy HL
Homer
Linia “Aweutl
W. J. Carter
Prope
Remler
Central Districts Association Sums Disputes Over Match Conduct
A Central Districts Association meeting at Shanirogh Hotel discusses protests from Wongamine and Grass Valley clubs. Disputes over player eligibility, on‑field conduct, and a match between Jennumnén and Grass Valley are reviewed, with decisions sent to the Western Australian association for resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Thompson
Carr
Ant Giess
Jennacubbine
Central Districta Association
Shanirogh Hotel
Hemnagas
Lawher
Bulan
Wongamine
Wenivoh
Spewner
Grasa Valley
Watsup
Troy
Vennaputies
Glass
Gem Valley
J. Matthews
G. Morgan
Fenmapullen
Geusw Valley
Grass Valley Clits
Kimber
Yetherse
Grass Valley
W.A. Langue
Uy Fenmacuttine
Hedlerman
Northwm
Ceheman Gram Valley
Tennacurdine
Rogers
Goomalling Football Association Meets at Towers
The permit committee chaired by vice president Mr J Martin convened at the Goomalling Towers on Saturday with delegates from Dowerin and Goomalling. Tan Evans received a permit to play for Goomalling. Jo W Anderson also cleared to transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geumalling Football Association
D. Lamprell
W. Power
Dowerin
G. L. Morris
FW. Robinson
Goomalling
Comittos
Appointment of Bortie Studdert Welsh as peace magistrate
Mr Bortie Studdert Welsh is named magistrate at the Northern district. J. Goldinorne is assistant at Northam station. The appointment follows a week of duties and ends with a formal discharge in August. TF. Reimage recently took over the East Dro M06 meat section in the Legislative Council, amid hotel bust concerns in Kajonup. Woods Great Peppermint Cure 1/9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TF. Reimage
Legismtive Council
Kajonup
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Toa Vile
Pointe
THD
Agricultural Bank
Mmada
Avell
Chinn
Might Woods
Lemier
Joud Poala
Thumder
Harvert-Terrace
Courney
Lort League
Associa
TO Odyay
TUR Premiership
Qaloms
Preerais
Bewenstavy
Federale
Unions
Taloms
Ipeae
Ieork Nv. F
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Goomalling Association
Goomalling v. Dowbrin
Lockser
Rowe
Venugh
Dixom
Carey
Bullock
Crabbe
D. Evans
Gil
Downey
Matsted
Clifford Dowerty
Geo
Hatwell
Davis
Hayter
Hartkeyon
A. Moore
Pushing
Martius
Rae
Jon
Fitzvummons
Nicholson
Moore
Phim Urry
Sonmalling
Comalveg
Wey Howeria
W. J. Stewart & Son
Northam West End
ST. John's v. Presbythiaans
Dowerfm
Cotteston
Umrureter
Anderson Re Dempster
Marit Rhwad
Mone Harkness
Withers Fares Keune Douglas Cuveeing
Welly
Andrews Bagshaw
Botley Cram
Robertson
Bay
Nmilton Liga Withers Krone Sharon Esi
Les Ton
Rotwrtwon
Ge Dempater
Gna
Mt Rowet
Harknews
Weim
Wea Douglae
Anrows
Normani
Cattestoe
Mattten Aix
Northan
Alverease
Momwalth
Leon
Central Districts Association
Bortie Studdert Welsh
Horsetorking
Ube Peace
Northermmuris
Henry Wills & Co
Fremantle
Malloch Bros
Neptune
IGEL
DINGO
Page
IWAN
William Streert
Caris Bros
the Jewellers
Barrack Street
Perth
Hannan Street
Kalgoorlie
Bangles
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Stewart Dawson and CO
Hay-St
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