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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
1
Vocational openings advertised for students at Prano with full conveniences and concept guidance. Contact Mr Beckett at Back Newcastle Road, Northam for details and application.
A promotional claim urges readers to explore Ses offerings as a path to belief and purchase, framed as a value proposition encouraging curiosity and consumer action. The text emphasizes confidence in the brand and its persuasive appeal to shoppers.
The electoral lists for the East West North and Central Wards of the Toodyay District, with instructions on omissions alterations or objections, have been posted on the front external door of the Reed Board Chambers Stirling Terrace Toodyay and may be inspected. By order Joseph A. Wroth Secretary January 17 1953.
Local and general items from Toodyay include diary notes on the dentist H E Ding visiting Northam and Newcastle hotel times, last week’s dance at T Town Hall with mixed success, a Toodyay Road Board meeting report promised, and wintry weather with showers. Registrations at Toodyay Post Office updated. upcoming swimming club event with trophies and raffle to aid funds. ad erratum notes supper included for 1/6 and 1/- admission.
Our Readers Market Place on page three highlights a wide range of wants to Sell and notices. The listings emphasize real money saving opportunities and practical ads for buyers and sellers in the community.
Warm Sunday drew a good crowd to Millard's Pool where Teedgay Swimming Club held its first pool races of the season. Senior race results list Heath Kingston first, Silery second. heat winners include Carrigg Lloyd and Finn, with Morphew (Morphew) noted among participants.
Farmers seek extra income and steadier milk from clover silage fed with a concentrate such as oats bran lupseed meal peas to boost protein. Clover silage from grass or cereal crops helps cows kept beyond early lactation, with lucerne as the only exception, improving forage efficiency and land productivity.
A Toodyay Whippet Club meeting drew four decent heats and a final with three locally trained dogs Lady Aggie Perla and Northam Gigi. Perla tied Northen Girl in the final run-off Northam Giri led early but finished second. Trainer WW Leeder for T W Lee claimed the win. New premises are advertised next to The Toodyay Herald Office for lease with agent options in Perth.
Parish notices invite parishioners to Mass times at Mundaring and Mt Helens, with the official opening of the new Sacred Heart Church by Archbishop Clune on Sunday January 7 at 3 30 p.m. Confirmation will be administered on the same occasion. E J Covins Parish Priest The Farmer monthly paper lists subscription details and a local agent for deliveries.
A local newspaper tale of a Merchant Prince who uses a small advertisement to spark a major sales surge. It notes the wild public interest, the rise in business, and eventual retirement to cricket with The Lions and The Kangaroos. The piece wraps a lesson on persistent advertising building goodwill and profits.
A brief notice inviting the buying public to consider Jyan's store or service as a guided advertisement. It signals appreciation for customer business and emphasizes broad advertising reach to attract shoppers.
The Bolgart Hall officially opened on January 7 with 300 attendees from Perth and nearby towns. L Thorn MLA led the ceremony, praised by H Lambert of the Victoria Plains Road Board, and reminiscences by W Harrington on earlier building challenges. A minute’s silence honored original members as the crowd heard committee leaders and numerous costume details from local residents and visitors.
A nostalgic editorial style laments readers and advertisers who support and inform editors. It praises merchants who advertise, those who report events, and women who send party or wedding notices for accurate, timely coverage.
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