Unions Beat Federals In Slippery City League Football
In a rain soaked Premiership match Union and Federal teams clashed on a slick West End reserve ground. Both sides battled unevenly with many players missing, and Union finally prevailed 6 4 by goals and behinds to 3 4 after a tense final term.
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Ue Tels
F. Wihly
Thes
McKende Twoy
Recocune Teague
Carter
Gein
Guthrie
Cowie
Steel Coyne
McCaughey
Horsley
F. Cardlow
Titgus
Smith
Heal
Wayne
Am Hookh
Goomalling Triumph Over Rovers in Tight Match
A rough transcription shows Goomalling defeating Rovers with a comfortable margin after a slip by the visitors. The home side led by a clear advantage as Ot roinin Meavers and 1% behinds contributed to the score. Mr Fi Louw operated the watch mod and provided satisfaction.
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Fi Louw
Wongamine and Southern Brook clash yields six point win
Wongamine beat Southern Brook by six points in a Central Districts Association match at Jenpacupine. Umpire Mr Wildy drew general satisfaction as Wongamine scored seven goals and two behinds to finish ahead with 42 to 21 over Tattersalls at Southern Brook. Dusting the interlude at Tattersalls Hotel and Southern Brook provided an afternoon gathering.
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Central Districts Association
Jenpacupine
Eprevstors
Wildy
Wongemine
Southern Brook
Suniias
Southern Bronk
Tattersalls
Junior Match Ends In Heavy Defeat For Federal Team
The Federal team suffered a crushing loss on Saturday as the Colon Juniors defeated them by 12 goals to 10 behinds. The match set a new record for Junior foothill play in the state, possibly in the Commonwealth.
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Federal
Colon
Commonwealth
Goomalling Road Board Meeting Notes June 191%
The Goomalling Road Board held a June meeting to confirm minutes and discuss annual statements, road grants, and new projects. Officials Willis, Bowen, Lawler, Eaton, Frazer, Mitchell, Campbell, and Slater attended. motions approved funding plans and road openings, with several letters from government ministers and local constituents reviewed.
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Goomellinge
Mears
Wi Bowen
Willisus
M.S. Lawler
Wy Eaton
F. Frazer
0. Mitchell
A. Campbell
W. Slater
Rural Workers Union Promises Growth and Support
The Rural Workers Union reports satisfactory progress with fully paid members on the books and daily enrollments. It plans to form branches nationwide, circulate the Rural Workers Gazette to highlight farming needs, and unify workers to strengthen bargaining power under the Industrial Conciliation Acts.
Coming Show Aims to Boost Local Wool and Crop Yields
The committee met on Saturday to finalize plans for an upcoming Northam Agricultural Show. President J. W. Hancock ruled on price and eligibility while new rates were set for wheat and hay entries. Open to members within a 15 mile radius, the schedule also covered home preserves and marmalade with prices fixed for July entries.
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Northam Aericultural Simy
Jyrinw
J. W. Hiancock
Mill Employees Union elects leadership and discusses wage terms
A copy of the minutes from the Mill Employees Union meeting in Adelaide records T Deum elected president and HH Thu as vice president. The council plans to seek registration under the Commonwealth Conciliation Act and drafts a model schedule tying employment to one week notice, forty eight hours per week, time and a half for overtime, and no holiday deductions. Wages are set for various roles including foremen, store men, engine drivers, and apprentices, with apprentices paid 20/sh per week first year. The meeting decides to hold a council session in Sydney and to pursue a union motto Peace and Plenty with equity. The secretary is authorized to seek 2,000 application forms for farms, funded by branches in different states.
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Camms
Aspi Draven
Sydney
Mme Mwe
Alu Wld
Victorian Union
Blocking Land Settlement Me Kalgvortie Miver Affront
Fragmented OCR text reports delays in sending an annual application for Januaries defense and notes from the Lands Department. A May 8 statement claims no undue delay, while a ministerial letter says no action pending. The Passage references a committee, a railway leave, and ministerial statements about land sales.
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Ian
Minister For Lands
Thiwas
Tvat
Ehullon
Thors
Kalenrtiss
Mitetict
Fragmentary note on a vague advertising query and names
The readable fragments mention a progressive provider and an advertiser in dach as part of a vague e paper note. No clear event or outcome is stated. The text hints at a promotional request and a questioned value of an ad space but lacks concrete details.
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Mernvs
Hull
Dach
Eastern Midland Railway Proposal Prompts Government Action
A fragmentary report notes government resolve in response to a plan involving the Eastern Midland Railway. The text references camels arriving near Goomaling and a survey noting efforts related to the Western Australian rail system, with unspecified authorities debating steps and timing amid six months of activity.
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Tve
Murchison
Lake
Moore
Auketell
Uae
Moon
Contested Northam Council Notes and Local Appointments
Fragmented report details Northam or nearby council moves and personnel changes. It names Mr ff Sihu of Sorthwen as a prospective Vorstnesingit of the Cownell with STP atghayees ARsiein Monnt Susiratgela and notes appointments and resignations across the regional board. Mentions football injury to Mr Aurace Lockyer, a salary for a road board post, and long service milestones including Mr Lyon’s golden wedding.
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Ff Sihu
Sorthwen
Spur
Silelwinio
CW. Frawor
Saturtay
Wownerviver
Northam Road Board
Miwa
Council
Public Opinion Under the Heading Published Views
Under this heading we are prepared to publish the views of readers on a range of questions. The newspaper will not necessarily suppress opinions expressed. The policy invites diverse perspectives while maintaining editorial standards.
Dray Horse Exhibition Prize Plan Revealed
The Society weighs prizes to honor top stallions as a new exhibition project. A proposal calls for ten prizes for first place, five for second, and smaller sums, with the aim of boosting attendance and value of entries. Officials urge owners to enter and support the event, noting potential sponsorships and public interest.
Licenses and alcohol laws debated in Geraldton court
A disrupted British style summary reports on a licensing hearing in Geraldton where evidence touched on gallimns and liquor procurement cases. The committee heard testimony about drink acts and a hotel purchase linked to liquor sales, with speculation on future policy and enforcement.
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Liesnring
Geraldton
Cominile
Alero
Gallun
Atouriaynt
First Dance of the Year At Agricultural Hall Dance
A dance night at the Agricultural Hall in Dowerin drew many locals. Musical entertainment featured Ronone on violin and other performers. refreshments were served. attendees expressed enjoyment and hope for more winter events.
Boxing bout looms for Kalgoorlie light weight title
Boxing promoter Aunting Bargons and trainer Mr Z announce a Kalgoorlie light weight state title contest for next Monday night at Wis Majesty's Theatre Parsons. George Evid of Kalgoorlie challenges Parone for the title with a £25 wager, 28 per cent of the gate, and 3 per cent to the winner. Corbett may challenge the winner in the ring, with plans for a return match at Worthom after Parsons and Held contend.
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Wis Majesty's ‘Theatre
Parsons
Tab Corbett
Worthom
Advertisers Target Masten District Farmers with 1000 Weekly Copy
A western Australian notice promotes a newspaper as the recognised leading journal in the Masten Agricultural District. It touts an extra 1000 copies issued to farmers twice weekly for trade, and urges wool growers and kangaroo catchers to send in skins or wool to secure prompt, satisfactory payment from Chas Horman, noted as a reliable contact. The text also mentions figures like Chas Pers and Thomas in a promotional tone, with scattered odd spellings and names.
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Masten
Chas
Horman
Western Australia
Chaspers
Thomas
Xondo
For sale or let of Blacksmithing and Wheelwrights at Yarramony
Property advertising a going concern blacksmithing and wheelwrights business in Yarramony, run by T. Eeelestoma. Details and inquiries to T. Eeelester at the Royal Temperance Hotel Northam. applications due by Wednesday June 15.
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Wheelright
Yarramony
T. Eeelestoma
T. Eeelester
Royal Temperance Hotel
Northam
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