Toodyay and Wanderers form in contentious football meeting
At Toodyay on May 11 the Toodyay District Football Association reformed after declaring the previous meeting null. New officers were elected with E Lee Steere as patron and E Ludeman as president. Clubs including Wongamine Calingiri Bolgart and Toodyay Club set registration fees gate allocations and that the association may send a team to the Northam Carnival while appointing umpires and delegates for upcoming fixtures.
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Toodyay
Donegan
M. Lawler
Roe
Wright
Hill
H. S. Davey
E. J. Wroth
Davey
Wroth
Toodyay Club
Calingiri
Bolgart
Messrs
W. Donegan
T. Markey
New Club
E. Lawler
Wongamine
J. Rouse
Bolgatt
J. Goudge
A. Roe
Lalice
Cal
Toodyay Defeats Bolgart In Open Match
Sunday at home Toodyay fielded a young side in a Sete auamenicn clash beating Bolgart, who had a strong line. Davey’s umpiring stood out as the new ball rule caused mistakes and focused players on air work for possession. Final scores 7 5 10 to 6 4 8 with Wasley Sinclair Leeder and Wroth among best for Toodyay. Anderson, Syred and Jeffries top Bolgart players.
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Toodyay
Auamenicn
Bolgart
Davey
H. Kingston
QC. Leeder
S. Sinclar
P. Wroth
W. Leeder
Sid. Sinclair
K. Lee
R. Anderson
W. Syred
J. Jeffries
J. Edmonds
M. Lee
W. Wasley
S. Sinclair
A. Smith
Rouse
G. Ralph
D. Jeffries
Faneuil Members Decide Preferences for Team Selection
The club ruled that all financial members receive preference in first round team selection and that travelers get priority for home games. Players are reminded to bring a plate of refreshments or one for afternoon tea.
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Faneuil
Wanderers Club Formed After Victoria Hotel Meeting
A meeting of old players at the Victoria Hotel on Wednesday May 14 led to the club being named The Wanderers. The first match is set for Bolgart on Sunday May 18, with players asked to submit names to Norman Lloyd or Doug Sinclair by Saturday May 17 for selection.
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Toodyay Club
Wanderers
Victoria Hotel
Bolgart
Norman Lloyd
Doug Sinclair
Wongamine Club Player Meeting Sunday at Toodyay Ground
Players intending to join Wongamine meet at Toodyay Sports Ground Sunday at 2 30 to allow the team to be picked on the field. Pat Lawler notes the gathering and selection will occur on site.
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Toodyay
Golf Bogey Competition Results Reported for May 11
The Sunday bogey competition concluded on May 11 with players tallying scores across the course. Final standings highlighted top performers and notable round by round highlights from the informal event.
Holding the Ball Rule in early game play
The article explains that players must dispose of the ball quickly when held. If a held player drops and kicks, or pulls an opponent causing a mis-kick, it is Holding the Ball or Holding the Man respectively. Bouncing the ball while held also counts as Holding the Ball. Players should tap the ball along the ground instead of picking it up to avoid giving opponents a free. It notes that umpires and players will take time to adjust in the coming Sundays.
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Moe
Doan
Foster-McClellan Co
Sydney
Teodyay Traders Association Meets to Plan Town Improvements
Teodyay Traders Association held a Tuesday night meeting at Freemasons Hotel Toodyay with many members present. G N Clarke chaired and proposed forming a deputation to the Road Board to address footpath delays hall seating and lighting while urging action to beautify Toodyay and align with the board. Accounts of £4 15s were passed.
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Freemason’s
Toodyay
G. N. Clarke
Shellabear
White
Road Board
Haymes
Messrs. Clarke
Nungle Hockey Club Hosts East Africa Dance Night
A May Friday event at Nung e Hai featured decorate ballrooms with streamers and greenery. Dances included novelty and Monte Carlo prizes won by Mar ion Lee Vernon Donegan and Doreen Messenger Holland, with turkey prize drawn by K Gadsden Johnstone. Music by Mrs Johnstone Woods and V Walton.
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List Lance
Diredanies London
Atacil
Twine
Marion Lee
Vernon Donegan
Doreen Messenger
Holland
Monte Carlo
K. Gadsden
Turkey
Johnstone
Woods
V. Walton
Advertising and the paradox of the business man
A humorous critique highlighting how a man who believes advertising does not pay still relies on a cascade of advertised goods from mattress to coffee and cigars in daily life, exposing the inconsistency of rejecting advertising while living within its products.
Toodyay Club Elects Kingston President in Meeting
A large Toodyay Club meeting Tuesday evening elected Mr. George Kingston as President replacing Mr. H Beardman who resigned. Mr Beardman became Vice-President and Mr. W Donegan was chosen Delegate. The Selection now includes Captain Vice-Captain H Beardman H M Wroth and G Kingston with colours red and white registered. The club offered ten shillings for men of the old Fire Brigade seeking to sell. Creciaen indicated the grass et ae team use of same free of charge.
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George Kingston
H. Beardman
Beardman
W. Donegan
H. M. Wroth
G. Kingston
En Club
Lne
Creciaen
Gras Et Ae
Preparation of adhesive paste and varnish blend for sealing letters
The text outlines making a wood glue paste by soaking wood dust in boiling water, forming a soft pulp, squeezing moisture, and preparing a hot glue mixture. It further describes a copal varnish paste combining Copal varnish, bailed linseed oil, liquid glue, and lime to create a stiff working paste applied to the back of a letter for smoothing and adherence.
Docket Books Printed to Order at Perth Prices
The Toodyay Herald notes docket books printed to order remain a Perth specialty with tailored pricing and selections for customers seeking custom bound ledgers.
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Perth
Toodyay Herald
Not Her Detective and The Deprived One Exchange Accusations
A terse wartime style dialogue unfolds with detectives claiming a runaway wife is found yet remains silent. The Deprived One counters, saying the accused woman is not his spouse, escalating a tense misidentification in a terse exchange.
Woods Great Peppermint Cure for Children's Cough
A historical note highlights Woods peppermint remedy as a cure for children's hacking coughs. The article frames Peppermint Cure as a trusted, flavorful domestic remedy with broad appeal for families seeking quick relief.
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Woods
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