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Newspaper
Tambellup Times
Location
Tambellup, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1923
Page
2
A vintage sale page lists numerous textile items with reduced prices. White twill, flannel, woolen, and cotton fabrics appear with sale prices and full retail price references. Ladies and mens garments including coats, shirts, socks, and woolens are advertised with notable discounts.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and times for a meeting or event at a hall with scattered references to dates and places. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable content.
The committee presents an evening featuring Herbert Teaysluten in a papuine tale as Lie desert Jover, plus a dramatic works by Marjorie Daw Doris Yawn Josef Swickerd and others. Lectures include Egypt Wave driven attention to the country and a talk by Mr W Gladman on an imagined future. Tickets 1 shilling available from the usual outlets.
A customer requests a free sample by mail before purchase. The note mentions sending four sides to Chamberlain and provides unclear directions.
Shaky OCR depicts a district gathering with discussion on rabbits and dairy industry. Notices invite poultry and dairy workers to a meeting with speakers and amendments on religious instruction, plus weather and road disruptions affecting transport and shops in the region.
Report notes Mrs James Old recovering after a serious operation performed by Dr Ambrose at Perth linked hospital. Dr Howes and Dr Ambrose are cited as approving the progress with the procedure described as entirely successful and favorable as of Friday.
In a Saturday meet at Katannisg Mey Cary wins the exe cup with Carey and Garrity posting strong numbers amid scores surpassing 100 and multiple athletes reaching double figures. The event draws over 500 spectators with trophies awarded to top finishers and plans for upcoming meets noted.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a sale and various names and terms without clear meaning. It references a date around 21 and multiple people or places, but the passage is largely indecipherable and presents no coherent event details.
The Ratamnine Ueane of the PAA held a Town Hall gathering in Dollies ast to discuss subscriptions and structure. Leaders debated expanding membership to rural producers, balancing urban and rural voices, and proposals for annual dues and district representation.
Sporadic lines describe Australe and Gendrales games with a long list of players and probable matchups. The text references officials, venues, and multiple teams such as Austral and Teeynuin with unclear scoring and scheduling details for today, Saturday.
The report covers the final of the first round with six teams all having one win. It details match events, player arrivals and disqualifications, and notes Ali and Owen Higeys supplying paddocks aiding the Association. The piece praises Dave Herbert and W Mumby for standout moments and credits W Giles for consistent play.
The fragment references a tennis style event with names such as Chay promemtye and Ander. It mentions scores like 86 10 76 and 77 7 7, with partial player identifiers and a mix of unclear place names and abbreviations. The text is garbled but centers on a competition with listed participants and rough scores.
The notice lists upcoming sales events and advertising slots with dates and locations. Key names and places include Styal AR, Shwe Myroneset, Kajunay, and Teiptielty with mentions of Huby fete and Juvineal. The document briefly notes invites and seating points for a community sale fair.
In a lively early match at the Recreation Ground two teams, the Whites and Greens, battled to a 4 3 win by the Whites. Green Smilers star N. Overington scored all three Greens goals while Whites keeper M. Dodds and G. Wilson stood out in defense. Captain Crosby led White in a coordinated attack with Thek and Wilson as Greens faced strong play from King and Boxer.
The Sunshine team defeated the Robins 2 to 1 in a fast paced field hockey clash on the Hee foution Ground last Friday. Edna Walters and Thelma Page starred for the Robins while Faith Fitzgerald Doris Richmond and Stella Dank were notable for Sunshine. Miss Wilke coached the game as Sunshine earned a narrow victory despite Robins’ strong defense and late pressure.
Fragmentary ad copy promotes a home remedy named for Tale Chan Anin Gough. It claims to prevent illness and strengthen chest and bronchial tubes, urging readers to consult Chamberlai's Cough Kenedy Mentill and warning that the product will not relieve the cold.
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