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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 11, 1933
Page
6
The Northam Agsculinear Society plans a two class show on September 27 with open and other categories for silage and brick or stone structures. A band contest, military event, football kick, and ring events on People’s Day are featured. The show celebrates Northam’s centenary with new and enduring attractions.
A long list of agricultural shows and fairs spans multiple towns in September and October including Morawa Wyalkatchem Corrigin Dowerin Northam Geraldton Toodyay Tammin Greenough Bencubbin and many more with event dates ranging from early September to late November. The schedule notes county fairs and regional exhibitions with varying venues and days across Western Australia.
An OCR damaged item from Teoyay Golf Club discusses players Vinived Me Lawley and others in a tea event. It mentions a teat try leveutilig and notes Loyale dd mos win hie tia Aish Enjoyatile raee while referencing Club House and game details.
The scores show A Y Campbell losing to Hy Aonear 2 and . Gru defeating J Parkins 5 and 4. Crosskell beat J Christie 9 and 85 TE. Neville defeated B Brewis two up. Glick and Villiers were paired. Teasdale beat M Batemin 10 8. Laclair defeated W A Villiers 5 and 4. In the afternoon Campbell and Gnihth sext... Anatur and Parkins, Crosskell and Neville beat Christie and Brews y and 7. Feather stove and Glick beat Campbell and Valkees 4 and 2. Teasdale and Leslie beat Kaseman and W A Villiers 7 and 5. McKellar and Moore beat Campbell and Dawson 10 and 8. Totals Me Lawley four matches Toodyay.
Readers are urged to read last week’s ad for the Acnual Convent Ball to be held on September 4 with Cristin’s piece poplar orchestra. A euchre party and dance will cap a series of entertainments at the Toodyay Town Hall on August 7 with prizes and a trophy at stake.
Parishioners are asked to note the timetable with masses and devotions across locations including Chidlow Mount Helena Mundaring Toodyay Jewuscubbine Baker's Hill Wongamine and Toodyay again. Key dates include August 12 8am August 13 9 30am August 24 or 26 8 39am and 10 30am September 3.
Wonsan Hills and Calingiri football teams had a late start on Saturday due to bad cats and faulty directions, arriving by motor truck and forcing adjusted time. The match ended in a draw, with Calingiri winning their other game, while giving insight into outstanding players on both sides and the need to replay under better conditions. Local PPA branch met to discuss Perth agenda items on August 8 and agricultural society matters.
Editorial notice invites subscribers to pay 10 per year in advance and asks club secretaries to send reports promptly. It outlines advertising rates 4s per inch with six words per line and six lines per inch, and notes deadlines and conditions for display ads with changes not accepted after 6 pm on Tuesdays.
Advertisements invite farmers to place wants for spare parts and farm equipment. The notice promises livestock and farm items on all farms in the district will be disposed of at very cheap prices.
A humorous verse extols the steady subscriber who pays in advance each year. The poem praises the loyal reader who funds the press, brings cheer to the office, and insists on keeping the publication coming for the family's delight.
A reflective piece compares animal sounds to advertising. It lists roosters, mules, bees, cows, dogs, ganders, doves, pigeons, pigs, and serpents with their characteristic noises, concluding that even the most unsure person may hesitate to advertise without persistence.
The text outlines that subscribers who do not notify publishers of a move or change are presumed to wish to continue subscriptions or ads. Courts have ruled that refusing delivery or removing papers, or failing to pay in advance, constitutes fraud evidence. Publishers may be bound to deliver and collect payment, and those who receive newspapers without order may be legally liable.
Advertisers may obtain window cards at a reduced rate to maximise publicity while reducing costs. The notice outlines pricing for posters handbills and admission cards with various colour printing options and per copy charges. It notes handwritten entries and shop window display as methods to attract attention.
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