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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text shows a rally or meeting at Goodwood with names and scattered terms. It references people, places, and some coded or garbled phrases, including sports-like or event markers, but lacks coherent narrative or clear outcome to summarize a single event.
A garbled report lists horse race results with numerous names such as Turnbull, Watson, Morley, Woods, Wathen and Stier, including times, margins and placements. The data appears heavily OCRed with inconsistent punctuation and several unclear entries but indicates winners and margins from a racing card.
On the second day the field included Fone Mined Nighy Jester Bassied and Third Mate Recuter Patingu Achchia Cawens Jester Monwarth Caravanner Abeta wai Acoli anafall with Conquer Wild Refrain Swan Lily Cartas Land of Nod among others. Ran fourth fifth and sixth positions highlighted by Ranket Catavaneer Caparison Moncrest Vaunso Tyehe Monworth Sport Royal and more.
A racetrack snippet lists horses and odds across a five furlong to one mile event. Names include LADY GEORGETTE LITTLE EDNA ROYAL GIDS LLOYD DIRECTOR MICKMUL and others, with scratched marks and distances such as one mile and four furlongs.
Fremantle trots page lists multiple horse names and drivers with times and distances. Includes winner margins and betting marks, noting heats like the A Handicap and the Phin Handicap. Names include Donald Hives, Maurits, Lora Winged, Woodland Bon, and Lady Georgette among others with varied placements and times.
George Simpson of Rokewood Orchards Karragullen has won first prize for Granny Smith apples at the Southern Hemisphere Exhibition in London, with Dunns Seedling also earning a prize. The win signals strong WA apple country prospects and raises calls for less restrictive forestry and water reservations to aid export markets while noting the long-term jarrah timber considerations.
A migrant writer to the editor attacks the Group Settlement program in the South West noting soil infertility, high costs, and mismanagement. He argues officials failed to address mineral deficiencies, misled settlers, and bears responsibility for financial and human losses while urging government action and accountability.
A letter from B. Heatil protesting state and department policies affects farm work and migrant workers. He argues for equal treatment and respect for Australians, noting concerns over how statutes levy fines and quotas impact the district’s crops and stock. He calls for fair treatment amidst agriculture and tax matters.
Maher of 54 Wellimgtes Street Perth advertises guaranteed reasonable prices and prompt delivery of a wide range of carts and vehicles. Mike operates a large stock including solkies, buggies, lorries, and axle springs. inquiry reference B25.
To ver TVRINTING OFFICE Pyriy sal Vue womuplens OMI werklyy efultiie font Par parvienkits. FANCY COSTUMES FOR HIRE AML Wands and stzen offer wardrobe for fancy dress balls. Theatrel listings show rentals and repairs. Rental rates and contact details appear scattered across the page.
Adelaide Timber Co Ltd Wilga and East Witchcliffe advertise supplying all classes of jarrah dressed timber and mouldings for sheep yards and grain sheds. They promote upgrading farm buildings with low cost options and invite farmers to write for details.
Unclear OCR text shows address Cottessol Maternity and General Hospital on Forth Street with references to waiting mothers and a person named Lovelands. Includes phrases on employment status and a timetable fragment with King F230.
Fragmented OCR text indicates a local appliance makers group in Hay Shire with names such as Sina Sumorts and Bee cubiow tt. The readable portion implies a meeting or notice about business relations and member entries, but details remain unclear.
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