Football scraps show Mercantiles crush Mumberkine in one sided match
In a one sided game Mercantiles defeated Mumberkine 23 goals 23 points to 2 goals 4 points. Starters included Rayner Fleay and W Smith for Mercantiles with Leeder, Lee, and Clarke-Hall shining. Mumberkine struggled despite efforts from Gillespie and Glass, while Ferguson’s officiating drew some criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumberkine
Mer
Umberkine
C. Glass
Mercantiles
Fettle
Pe & Clarke-Hall
Ross Smith
Misty’ Leeder
Ken Lee
Harry Rayner
Rayner
Flewy
W. Smith
Anderson
J. Ith
Lee
G. Leeder
R. Mumperkine
Social dance for Red Cross aid at Lair crowd event
An enjoyable Saturday night ball at Lair featured Browney Jesteers decorations and an excellent buffet. Donegan's orchestra supplied music for dances including Chestnut Tree, Snake Gully Swagger, and Swing Waltz, with Mrs. Johnsons pupils performing demonstrations and local dancers eagerly joining in.
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Donegan
Dancers Hold Enjoyable Dance Night at Culham Hall
A large turnout from Bolgart and district Mamberkine and Toodyay attended a Saturday night dance at Culham Hall. The event, described as successful, featured dancing to the Toodyay tune lion, though it clashed with another local event. attendees enjoyed the evening despite the scheduling conflict.
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Culham Hall
Bolgart and
Mamberkine
Toodyay
Rifle Shootoff Sets Stage For 600 Yard Trophy
The recent club trophy shoot-off was won by F. Cook. This week another trophy event will start at 600 yards, with the match beginning at gam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wekend
F. Cook
Gam
Cycling club road race result from Sunday's event
The Loyday Cycle Club held a road race Sunday. Shinto won eight miles with fastest time, followed by B Murphy in second, Tomkins in third, and W Chitty and L Chitty in the order listed. Readers may obtain entry details from the paper office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodyay Cycle Club
B. Murphy
T. Tomkins
Chitty
Wing donation sets season best position player trophy
Mrs. Wing has donated a trophy for the best position player during the season and the Lee Steere medal will be presented to the best and fairest player.
Clarifying the rule on holding the ball in football
The article explains the rule designed to speed play. A player in possession must immediately kick or handball when firmly held by an opponent. failure to do so results in a free kick against him for holding.
Kellogg products inspire delightful dishes for hosts
A nostalgic ad style piece praises Kellogg cereals and All Bran as culinary essentials. It touts desserts and savories crafted by Dorothy Percival, claiming unmatched brilliance in recipes. The text includes a pancake recipe using Rice Bubbles and Kellogg ingredients with simple steps and sugar finish.
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Dorothy Percival
Sydney
Kellogg's
Kelloggs
Week's Fixtures for Bolgart Mumberkine Wanderers Mercantiles
Umpires Ferguson and Donegan set fixtures for Wanderers and Mercantiles. Wanderers to be selected from Brockman Chapman Tomkins Wroth Haywood Kingstar Passenger Rodgers Forrester Markey. Mercantiles to be chosen from Fleay Jefferys Bains Sinnham Rex Reser Leeder Donegan Rowles Carroll Smith Lee Donegan Rayner Clarke Markey Anderson.
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Wanderers
T. Brockman
Chapman
T. Tomkins
M. Wroth
G. Haywoo
Kingstar
Plessenger
Rodgers
Forrester
J. Markey
Mercantiles
Fleay
R. Jefferys
Bains
Ein
Ssewnham
Rex. Reser
G. Leeder
H. Donegan
P. Rowles
Carroll
J. and Jo Smith
K. Lee
B. Donegan
H. Rayner
W. Clarke-all
L. Anderson
Calingiri News highlights local board plans and sports
The Victoria Plains Road Board met with W Harrington presiding. They arranged a dinner for P D Ferguson and discussed Wheat Price Stabilisation. They considered amalgamating farming bodies, ordered culvert repairs, and tackled Double gees on town lots. Sports saw Calingiri Hockey win 4 0 at Yericooin and Yericooin defeating Calingiri 10 7 at home. Umpires named A Jolly and Ern O'Dea. show date set for October 1.
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Victoria Plains Road Board
W. Harrington
P. D. Ferguson
Purser
Goomalling
Primary Producers’ Association
Wheatgrowers’ Union
Worladdison’s
Gavel Yerioin
Caneal West
Calingiri
Yericoin
Calingin
Victoria Plains Football Association
Messrs
A. Jolly
Ern. O'Dea
Pirates and Rovers settle for goalless draw in fast match
Last Wednesday the Pirates and Rovers played a brisk game with Pirates pressing forward but failing to convert. Both sides kept chances but neither managed to score, leaving the match at a goal-less draw. The report notes a later trip to York with two local York Association teams, bus leaving the post office at noon.
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Pirates
Rovers
York
York Assotion
P.O
Envelopes Offered At New Price Printed On Face
Advertised prices show envelopes listed with 10 shillings for 250 and 19 shillings for 1 000 plus sale tax. The note appears on the face of the product packaging.
Britain’s Soldier Sons and the Militia Call Up
Britain plans the July 1 call up of 200000 militiamen and 200000 Territorials, boosting industrial output as factories race to outfit troops with Service Dress and battle gear. Woollen and boot industries mobilise, with government inspectors ensuring exact quality and specifications.
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Britain
Great Britain
Yorkshire
Cotton
Lancashire
Kingdom
Atlantic Ocean
War Office
Lee Cup Golf Handicaps and Start Times At Toodyayon Yam
In the Lee Cup event at Toodyayon Yam the starting field includes T. Donezaty 8, Campbell 9.5, Christie 15, Parkins 8, Kirkpatrick 17, Jervois 18, Kent 8, Giarkeatt 15, W. Twine 18, Travers 10, Lelievre 18, Howie 20, Piesel 2, Wing and Hillbrick. Leading after the Associates first round of the Mt Lawley trophy: Mrs Williams 53, Mrs Wood 57, Mrs Christie 57, Mrs Campbell 57. The 18 hole Tens championship: Campbell and Kirkpatrick tied at 65.
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Toodyayon
Yam. T. Donezaty
Campbell
M. T. FP. Christie
J. Parkins
J. Kirkpatrick
A.m. Yy. E. Jervois
Williams
Wood
Christie
H. S. Campbell
J. K. Kirkpatrick
The Steady Subscriber Tale
Fragmentary lines reveal a playful lament about steady subscribers who prepay for yearly service. The garbled text mentions money, taste, and a family needing “the thing we need,” suggesting a domestic vignette about dependable payments and shared supplies.
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J. F. Ellery
Stirling Terrace
Toodyay Motor Garage
K. Somers
Stirling Terrage
P.O. Box
C. V. Batty, Ltd Telephone
General Commission
Kier Smith & Co, Limited A
M P Sariaty
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Buick
Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd
McKay-Massey Harris, Pty. Ltd
J. A. Hemphill and Sons
Aladdin
Vaguum Oil Coy
Sepa
Mercantiles Inform
Wander
Bishop
Chili
Waliam Lockyer
Kelly
Gregory
F. Lawler
M. Lawler
Giles Brothers
RED Cross
Mus Puly
Bolgart
Ferguson
P. C
Caliigiri Agricultural Society
Fry
McGill
Thackray
A. D. King
P. O'Dea
Price
Saleg
GOLF
Lee Steere
Toodyay Gash Stores
Liv. Grocers
Goldsbreugptert & Co Ltd
Commonwealth
Agricultural Bank of Western Australia
Western Assurance Co
Wilson & John’s Seeds
Texas OL Company
Australasia Ltd
Victoria Insurance Cov
Northar
W. i. Putaway Foodyay-Caddy & Wintshire
Chash Curlewis
Victoria Wease, Parth
Toodyay Newsagency
J. A. Lloyd
AU Daily Papers
Uocal
Lemon Art Needlework Co
General Assurance Corporation
Mac
Northam
Toodyay Herald
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