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Newspaper

Toodyay Herald

Location

Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Sep 16, 1922

Page

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Collie Triumphs Over Moora In Country Week Final

In the final for Country Week, Collie defeated Moora with a score of 4.13 to 4.3. A local observer noted Moora had chances but failed to convert, while Collie’s forward work secured the win. Quarter scores show Collie 2 6 25 4 73 and Moora 1 3 4 23 3 1 .

Collie Moora Moora Boys Colie

Fremantle Beats East Perth in Rough Semi Final Thriller

In Perth last Saturday South Fremantle defeated East Perth by 3 points after an exciting semi final. Final scores show South Fremantle leading with late goals while East Perth, as minor premiers, retain the right to challenge the winners in the final.

Perth South Fremantle East Perth

How Dempsey and Jack son Compare

The piece argues if Jack Dempsey beats Harry Villa another strong challenger exists, Tut Jackson of Ohio. It notes Jackson’s 37 knockouts in 40 starts and three wins, and contrasts Dempsey's long boxing career since 1913 with Jackson’s prior work as a furniture company laborer and his lack of ring experience before boxing.

Jack Dempsey Harry Villa Tut Jackson Ohio Jackson Dempsey

Country Party argues profits from Post Office fund services

In a House debate on postal appropriation, the Country Party urged profits from the Post Office be used for country services. They proposed a £2,245,000 appropriation from the loan schedule presented last week.

Country Party House of Representatives

Page proposes self funding Post Office with profits for expansion

The Country Party leader Dr Earle Page urged treating the Post Office as a self contained department with annual profits placed in a trust for future development. He noted five year profits of £5,071,000 with £2,880,000 spent on new works and £3,569,000 taken by the Treasury. The government opposed the amendment and it was lost.

Country Party Earle Page Page Treasury Commonwealth Post Office

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