05 Apr 1935
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 05, 1935
Page
1
Victoria era report notes Constable O'Pariot from West Wyalong Poller resumes duties after pending annual variation and a Sydney visit with his wife and daughter.
Information on the Farm Lup Hoe Act to be discussed at a farmers meeting on Thursday 11 April at the E W A Hall. West Wyalong branch officials including Secretary Mr Ho and Chairman Mr JM Ropers, with E Field and others in attendance urge all farmers to attend for relief board updates.
The Wyalong Old Time Dance Club will hold a function at the Masonic Hall on Thursday next at 8:20 pm Admission 1 shilling and 4 pence. An opening dance will start on May day with novelty features. Music by Min. Wurtur’s Old Time Bank.
A fragmented OCR listing many personal names and places amid a murky note on wool sales in Sydney. The text mentions diverse individuals, locations, and entities, but lacks coherent events, dates, or outcomes to form a clear report.
In the final match of the season O'Farrell Cup will be decided this Sunday at Wart Wyalong. O'Brien, president of the Wheat Wyalong Cricket Association, noted the teams and urged supporters to attend as contending sides vie for the cup.
A village display organized by the Girl Guides drew a large crowd at the Beauty Mall afternoon event. Volunteers arranged handcrafts and trays, with funds raised totaling 17 shillings for the association’s activities. Mrs Frauke Baker led the visitors’ reception, while Mrs J V Moland and Mrs Fe Pinder supervised stalls and planning.
A terse report notes the film quota bill advancing through all legislative stages. The record cites parliamentary action and references the Australian context with government processes shaping the measure.
In a terse communiqué the secretary of state advocates Germany's inclusion at naval conferences. The note emphasizes collective security and invites participation by key military and diplomatic actors, signaling a pivot toward broader allied coordination and maritime strategy discussions.
A cyclist sustained severe injuries when struck by a passing train at a rural crossing. Emergency responders secured the scene and transported the rider to a medical facility for treatment of multiple leg injuries. Local investigators began a routine safety review.
A fragmented report notes a 1960s discussion by a professor on controlling weather through speculative methods. It references theoretical concepts and mentions experiments and potential implications for meteorology. The readable text is limited, but signals a scholarly inquiry into atmospheric manipulation.
A geological adviser criticizes a report as unjustified and misleading. He argues the government and firm statements misrepresent facts about ore reserves and the industry, claiming the presentation hides uncertainties and creates false confidence in prospects.
A telegram from Homebush reports afternoon sales of mutton and lambs opening with quotas at Homebush today. Main trades are at high levels with 220 lambs listed for sale due to J McCallan and Vine Chump. A Wentworth branch meeting of farmers and dairymen will be held at the Meg la Hall on Saturday April 15. Mr M Smith of Church Street is coordinating laundry work preparations.
Local rugby notes reveal coach M Gray returning to Sydney for Kandos Wane Wyalana on Saturday morning. The plan includes engagement with Want Wyalang Bulls, tryouts with Weaverm Bubuebe, and a possible Bowhion offer from Wouter Muburbub. Team politics surface as Went Wyatt’s group opposes paid players, while a Feb date looms for upcoming fixtures and a long list of named players is noted for participation.
Prime Minister and wife travel to the Irish Free State from London for a royal audience. The visit includes a reception at Thotr Stuteation with noted officials and briefings. Local officials extend cordial invitations to prominent figures, highlighting Anglo Irish ties and ongoing diplomacy.
A weather bulletin describes fluctuating clouds and showers in Went Wilsonk and surrounding areas. It notes Thursday readings, with Portel and St Wilsons recording rain and high winds along the coast, and forecasts generally unsettled conditions with further rain and squalls into the north and northeast districts.
An irregular early 1900s clipping notes a department overseeing airplay and selling of a service with staff names and roles. It mentions a showroom for preliminary frame views and lists several individuals tied to operations and management. The fragment hints at a promotional display and stock materials in the unnamed city.
The article reports on a proposed electoral law titled Clean, Efficient Rolls. Introduced to the Legislative Assembly, the measure aims to streamline voter lists, improve accuracy, and reduce errors by removing duplicates and invalid names. It emphasizes clear procedures and public reception of the bill.
A damaged report from Sydney notes a third mailbag robbery on a Great Western Express route. Details are garbled with unclear locations and recipients, but mention a stolen European malt shipment and a Liverpool-like destination. The fragment hints at organized theft and a specific package target though exact names and dates remain obscured.
A fragmented catalog style entry lists a men’s sleepwear item alongside stray words and unclear references. The readable portions mention Paley and various garment terms, but the overall text is garbled with no clear event, date, or coherent details.
Wheat prices show complex movement as trading notes report mixed bids and unclear leads. Market chatter references regional demand and weather factors affecting futures but details remain fragmented.
The County Mining Court at Wyalong will hold a session led by Ned Bainatn. A Wednesday hearing is scheduled regarding a private party dispute and related proceedings at the court.
Fragmentary OCR of a St Barnabas tennis club note mentions names like E Mille and Hine amid garbled lines. Key facts remain unclear, with no clear event, date, or outcome to confirm.
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