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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
6
Advertising agencies outline economical window card rates for posters handbills and admission cards with varied sizes white calico options two colour printing and discounts. Editorial note mentions changes and tax implications. the piece reflects price lists and promotional strategies for printed notices and ads.
In Toodyay on Monday morning last Jobs Phillip Roach faced unlawful possession charges for a Ford coil alleged to belong to Job William Wife. Witnesses, including garage proprietor K Somers and Mr Wilson, testified about stolen coils and identification marks. The bench convicted Roach and ordered the coil restored to Mr Wilson with a small penalty.
Fragmentary schedule shows names Sam McHelen and others with locations Toodyay Wongeming Mundaring and times such as 40 am 38 13 30 a.m. The text appears as notes from R C Parish and COLLINS BP with scattered dates in December.
Readable text notes a December 20 Christmas tree event at Mrs A Mavidexin residence with dancing and enjoyment for all ages. A December 1 fundraiser dance aims to buy a net and necessities for the local reqnis cout, with novel dances and strong seasonal market activity noted.
Local district notes recount a renewed wave of anonymous letters likened to a past outbreak, prompting public concern and calls for restraint. Reports describe community meetings, threats to public servants, and a warning against hostile actions amid ongoing social agitation. Named groups CW A and Douglas Credit Association discuss recent activities and plans.
The fourth wool sale of the 1933/34 season began at 7 am on November 11 in Perth with Associated Hookers offering about 25 000 bales. Catalogues listed 9 600 bales including bags, with strong competition from French German Belgian Italian Swiss buyers and notable Japanese support. clearance was solid with withdrawals only on the sale day. Prices ranged about 20 percent higher for average types and 13 to 19 percent higher for better sorts, especially grafted marines. Top price reached 3514 for PALMIRUP from Fitzgibbon Byq Palmirup Kojojomup, and strong demand noted for greasy wool from Mangaroo and Murchison clips, with scoured wool at Mardie leading gains.
The chival ball in Tond yay Town Hall on Wednesday evening attracted a decent crowd and proved financially successful for Presbytery funds. Miss Doreey D Arcy's Perth orchestra provided engaging music with piano duets by the D Arcy sisters. a turkey gobbler raffle was won by Mr Andy Hail. A 490 day clock was presented to Br sid Stan Patteraan with community support noted.
The notice invites subscribers and advertisers to pay in advance and requests club secretaries to forward activity accounts for publication. It emphasizes publishing complete district records to keep residents informed and attract wider interest, urging news copy by Friday for assured insertion. The tone is civic minded and local.
Display advertisements and contract notices quoted at liberal rates. Alterations to standing advertisements will not be occupied after 6 pm. Inquiries and casual arrangements accepted for notices on tax matters and marriages births deaths and memorials.
A humorous verse extols the steady subscriber who pays in advance and supports the newspaper year after year. The speaker praises the reader’s devotion and the office staff’s gratitude, noting the subscriber’s cheerful sense of belonging and steady funding.
On Wednesday December 6 a Anne meeting of yas Sub-branch of the Returned e will be held at je Hotel. An election of newing year will be taken on this occasion to bid au revoir to our president Mr R A Johnstone who is leaving the district. A record turn-up is expected.
An opening day is fixed for December 17 at the Toodyay Swimming Pool. The event will include refreshments with tea and cakes, welcoming all ages from ladies to children, and an opening ceremony timed to the scheduled program.
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