Goomalling Charity Dance and Parade Planned
A satemgful guchre party and dance held at the Institute in late October supported the St Eenens Ambulance fund. A children’s day on October 27 will feature a procession from the Apostolic Church at 10 80 am, followed by shops at noon and a planned prize at the Slat song. A dance at night will conclude the event, with a strong committee coordinating fair activities and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steenens
Joan Ambulance
Prise
Winamare
Water Annual Pictic Meeting Recap And Winners
A detailed write up of the Water Annual Pictic event describes a large gathering of farmers and families. It notes cheering crowds, farm equipment and a series of contests including water skiing, tug of war and pulling races with several winners named such as Mavis Rhodes, Mawdie Antony and Lottie Forward. The narrative captures the day’s activities, spectators, and the sense of community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witi Ubeir
Soil Metal
Mavis Rhodes
Mawdie Antony
Squire Lottie
Lottie Forward
Dorothy Mead
Akiped
Demy Cheeiton
Uta ‘Ag
I Ettertom
Hare An
Hi. Anton
Motoolm Wowan
Niel
Sudholx
Minniabetoe Mies
M. Antony
Weenkitng
Antony
Wiliam
Ido
Tisha Murlocyen Sens
Perseval and Kandell Rites Mention Birthday Toasts
Fragmentary obituary notes Perseval and Deone Kandell with birthday greetings on Sunday. Mentions Kandell born October 8, 1830 in Hampshire Vineland and service as minister for education from 1808, plus career hints and an act in the statute book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kandell
Kowdell
Hamphite
Vinland
Italy
Tome
Yorkrakine Season Ends With Prizes and Injuries
On Wednesday evening the 106 attendees witnessed the season finale and the presentation of the premier prize won by Mrs. Mo Tavish and Master G. Bell. Booby prizes went to Mrs. Stevens and Master W. Body. A Friday drive incident sent a participant to hospital, with recovery progressing as the season closes amid reports of continued farming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beason
Prim
MoTavish
G. Bell
Stevens
B. V
Northam Wheat Show Exceeds Expectations at Northam Grounds
The Lands Department information branch showcases Mr. W Padbury’s pavilion with prize grains from the recent Northam agricultural show. Winners include J. M. Carroll for 34 varieties, L. Eysmith 25 varieties, and John Lawler 11 varieties. Yields reach 35 bushels per acre for Alberta oats and 27 bushels for Federation wheat under as low as 9 to 12 inches rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremont
W. Padbury
Lands Department
Northam
Cain
Weising
Gan
Thas
J.M. Carrol
Ewmmerie
Carroll
Mg. Carroll
John Lawlee
Wongamine, Tor
Lawler
Omar
Dart
Alverian
Northam Bowling Carnival Opens With Strong Club Interest
Northam members rally for the WA Bowling Association carnival with about two dozen players slated for sanction on Wednesday. Committees named for greens and refreshments. Events span Fours Pairs and Singles with prizes including Northam Shield and trophies. Entries open to WA and visiting bowlers under WA rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nomic
Northam
Cmmites
Clu
tuila'Mewara
Pearwon Lyon
Era Tn
E. Edmeades
W. A. Watts
Lt. Leeder
T. S. Dunkley
Mesers J. McManus
A. A. Mecces
W. K. Lotter
B. i. Chidlow
H, Humbia
A. A. EC
Middleton
Aun
Singhes
WA. Bowling Association
W. W. Barry
Commonwealth
Withioriny
Wetrot Fot
Dues Northam
Wheat Show Highlights Uniform Grading and Rainlinked Qualities
Wheat exhibits from all districts of the state are judged by rainfall class and dough tests. Mr J M Carroll of Northam wins the premier prize for wheat from districts with over 15 inches of rain, while G F Bent of Walkalkin presents Will's Early with strong gluten and baking strength.
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Mnvo
Aix
J. M. Carroll
Northam
Me. G. F. Bent
Walkwalkin
Dowerit
Will
Eaphanes
St Josephs Bazaar Opens with Opening Ceremony
St Josephs Henao Catholic Church hosts a bazaar at the Palace Theatre next week from Tuesday to Saturday to raise funds. James Mitchell will officiate the ceremony Tuesday at nine. The Irish Tipern Band and a local orchestra provide music as stalls offer fancy goods and sideshows. doors open nightly at 7:30 with T. Lyoch and A Tomlinson as joint secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Henao Catholic
Te Palace
Seace Laries
James Mitchell
Trish Tipern
Intersix Beituy
Nountry
Tows Taraus
T. Lyoch
A. ‘Tomlinson
Agricultural exhibits guide prospects to farming in Kai centers
The Northern Society displays winning cards for exhibits and printed cards with crop crown conditions and yields per acre for each variety. The exhibits, shown in Kai agricultural centres, are meant to direct prospective farmers in this state toward informed cultivation and land use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Society
Kai
Modsering Club to stage six events at district meeting
The Turf reports the Modsering Club will run six events tomorrow amid district race meetings. A rain device will help spectators, with trains from Northam and nearby routes offering return timings. Secretary Sir Hie organizes a busy programme including November Handicap and arena Handicap events with moderate prize money, nominations due October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samtern
Northam
Measering
Ueckeringham
Goldickle
Sir Hie
Alter Beasley
Veedang Northam Race Club
Picnic Programme Sparks District Horse Picnic
Last year the Goomalling Ratclab planned a picnic for district horses, the idea faced doubts yet the outcome exceeded expectations with clear success and community enthusiasm noted for future events.
Jennacubbine Race Club Picnic Meeting Details
Nominations close tomorrow for the Jennacubbine Race Club picnic meeting to be supervised by steward M F O Rourke with handicapper and measurer duties. The event, held at Sennacubbine Hotel precincts, offers free enclosure access for fruit and sweets and includes a republican booth and refreshment stall. A special train departs Nodtham at 9 a.m. and returns from Jennacubbine at 6:30 p.m. The Gr at once begins at two o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennacubbine Race Club
A. J. Glass
Jennacubbine
Thriss Withnell
Northam
M. F. O'Rourke
Gener Valley
Sennacubbine Hotel
Wall
Rmblican
Nodtham
Jemnacalbine
St John’s Cricket Club to meet for strong eleven bid
The committee of the St John’s Cricket Club seeks better team strength after last season’s success. They aim to repeat the premiership in the Nor tham district and hold their annual meeting at the Parish Hall tomorrow at 7 30. Intending members and all interested are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Cricket Club
Northam
Northam Golf Club Plans Match With Cottesloe Seaside Players
Members of the Northam Golf Club are arranging a weekend visit to Cottesloe for a friendly match with the seaside players. It is anticipated that twelve Northam members will travel, aiming for an enjoyable outing and competitive play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam Golf Cluh
Cottesloe
Splendid Rains Help Crops Ahead of Northam Event
The article notes beneficial rain cools fears for harvest and boosts farmer optimism ahead of the Northan Eisteddfod. It mentions an upcoming event at the Town Bull on October 21 23 with entries closing tomorrow Saturday October 11, urging attendance each night for the yearly entertainment with educational value for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam Eisteddfod
Petromert
Maden
Clara Butt
Kent
Fumford
Town Hall
Northam
Northemn
Rovertson
Mews
All Music
Nicholson's Music Houses
Salter's Supply Stores
J. J. Golding
Absirman
ROBT
Salter
Hon. Sec
Avtoyar
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Joseph
Chiluken
Beveriny
A. J. Hodkly
J. Woddy
Thachlas’ Association
Sur Samaing
Roads Board
Pieg
Perseval
Yorkrakine
Whch
Royal Show
Wool and Grain Production
Itayel Agricultural Yosisty
Dorthim Soviet
HE Filspak
Goud Farming
Arma
Ron Reise
G. T. Wilkerson
Alec
G. J. Throseell
Weinktat
England
Eastern Districts
St. Joseph’s Bazaar
Kennedy
House of Quality
Meckerigg
Pal Mamalal
Dean Ourbe
Sparta
Girl One
Congress A
Aisy Lilydale Ae
Prince Mantor
Byron
Woodlove
Mee
Osborne
Andica
Prince Mentor
Ed Black Jareken K.O.M.G
Noongarit
Grey Boy
Jeanacubbine
Cricket
ST. John's Club
GOLF
West Australian Wool and Skin Company, Ltd
St. George's Terrace
Perth
Scott Street
Fremantle
Abreeze
Fitzgerald Street
Thossell, Son & Stewart
Bostock’and Clark
Heavy Wills & Co. Wool, Skin, and Hide Merchants
Little’s
R. T. Kings
Northam and District
Goomalling
Dowerin
Grass Valley
Henry Wills & CO
Waltham Watches
Wallem
Acodeman
Waltham
Gentleman Sour Sioux
Keyless
Hunting Waltham
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