16 Apr 1935
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 16, 1935
Page
1
The Forbes Municipal Council plans drastic action to recover rate arrears. It will collect rent from the property of one owner who already has a court verdict for payment, warning similar steps may follow against others unless dues are paid.
Lanty Ryan claims 282 sheep are his property and seeks a court order to have them delivered. George Limberg’s sheep trouble continues as proceedings move forward with RB B Phillips representing Ryan. police currently hold the flock in Forbes.
The local team for West Wyalong represents Narandera Leeton and Griffith during Easter Week as a £2000 to £9000 prize is discussed. The Victorian Racing Club previously raised prize money to £10,000 for the Melbourne Cup amid centenary celebrations while warning that this does not guarantee ongoing five figure prizes.
A fragmented local note records wheat price details amid war talk with unclear figures and partial quotes. The obscured text hints at a Monday quote and hay market context but few specifics remain readable.
The Peteral Cabinet intends hold a series of meetings in Perth as a goodwill gesture toward Western Australia. The report notes the purpose is to foster relations and discuss regional concerns.
Fragmentary telecast from Mesara Gobilebraugh via Mert & Co Ltd reports sales activity at Athy Tienpehunh and Copertree to T. Pld with references to prime abeep herbs and lamba percentages. Firm prices for cores and aging line suggest quality assessments though details are cryptic and partially illegible.
A garbled Sydney report quotes Mr TW Horsfiell, general secretary of the Unie Atstedia Party, discussing the country’s direction. The text references the Chradle conditionalf tree and predicts a term ending, with female commentary on defense outcomes, but the meaning is obscured.
A Stresa three power conference communique notes unity among Britain France and Italy on European peace. Germany signals willingness to join an Eastern Pact of nonaggression as a separate instrument. no single combined document with other pacts. Austria’s independence remains a guiding policy, with collective peace pledges and restraint on unilateral treaty breaches.
Me S J Dera, one of Blow Clear’s oldest and most respected residents, died at home on Saturday. The funeral was held Monday afternoon and was well attended. Further reference to the deceased will appear in the next issue.
Beneficial falls of rain were recorded across districts during the week end. Readings include West Wyalong 38 and Beckom 0.6, with values listed for Morademe North Blow Clear Ungarie Kildery Alleenn Brotherony Tallimba and other locales.
The Mill Owners Association president James Gatehouse protests the Royal Commission on Wheat, saying eight inquiries in 18 years burden the industry and accusing governments of political pedantries. Chairman Sir Herbert Gepp notes government spending of £12,500,000 on the industry in the past four years and urges disclosure of Australia’s wheat conditions and actions.
Consumers advised to try Bowring's Special Tonic Laxative for relief from piles. The ad promotes an at home remedy promising quick comfort and regularity.
The text reports a proposed deficit figure for Stevens Government and compares potential outcomes with and without family endowment charges. It mentions a shortfall under various cost categories including harbour, demployment, tar, rail and tram fares, and interest costs.
The usual Anzac Day combined service will be held at the Tivoli Theatre on Thursday 20 April at 11 a.m. The address will be delivered by the Rev. Mark McAlpine.
District Hospital reports a roster of patients on Monday April sixteenth. Names include Dorothy Gould West Wyalong Mrs Thos takenfull West Wyalong Mr Albert Kerr Back Creek Wyalong and others from West Wyalong North Yalgo Tanking Springs Ungarie and nearby areas.
Mr Henry BYDNEY and Mr A Henry MLA spoke at Criften urging special women magistrates to handle children’s affairs and female delinquency. They proposed placing women on juries for cases involving women with children, aligning with practices in England and the United States.
The Minister for Health Mr Fussimmons announced plans to stop old railway Pullman car clinics. The proposal would convert these trips into travelling dental clinics carrying two or three dentists and mechanics, equipped as dental surgeons.
Large crowd attended a memorial service at Barmedman Presbyterian Church last Sunday night for the late Mrs Roach. Rev M McAlpine delivered an earnest address with touching references and special hymns were sung during the ceremony.
Bitterly cold conditions spread across New South Wales over the weekend with snow, sleet, and frosts in several areas. Sydney logged a low of 45.7 degrees yesterday morning, the coldest April reading in the area for years.
Readable fragments show local stores advertising holiday hours and sales around Easter. Notices mention bank operations, delivery options, and special Sunday opening plans with dates near April and May events.
Personal notices from Unearte recount EF Pebernanht of Wulong hospital decline to bronchitis and nasal surgery at Chytk Uynetremertyfy Hospital Parramatta. George Hudon underwent nasal care at a private hospital in Teton Tuimkey Leet with favorable progress. TS Butt at Trumal Tank clinic remains in Sister Lewin Private Hospital post operation. Lenn Private Hooplhall recovery after operation. T A Crowe widow of AL Crowe, long Wear Wyalong editor, has left West Wyalong for Sydney for medical care.
The West Wyalong Associated Agent announces a market sale on Thursday 8 April due to Gool Friday. The West Wyalong Wolf Associates hold their annual meeting Monday 20 April in Memorial Hall to elect officers. A. J. Swan and S. L. Field auctioneers will conduct an unreserved clearing sale for the estate of the late VW era at Tullibigeal on Saturday 27 April.
The article lists the opening boxing tournament draw for Saturday night at the hall with preliminaries featuring Bill Navin versus Jimmie Murphy and Jackie De Britt versus Mily Hopkins, among other pairings including Jordy Goldstraw versus Harry Payne and Frank Buckman against Bertie Lloyd.
At the Riverina Association meeting the Sunday golf issue was discussed amid uneven notes and unclear proposals. Key figures named include Obed Kvwitually and Mir Wee, with Katieat referenced in a fragmentary context as the discussion wandered through proposed touring work and policy stances.
The Salvation Army Congress unfolds with General Hoot overseeing sessions from Tuesday evening to Sunday with receptions, private gatherings, and a grand performance. Governor Elenore Ruthven will attend and speak, while General Pooth hosts a show titled The Weeble Great Romance. Delegates from West Wynton and local officials are listed among attendees.
The Melbourne Stock Market shows a £600 bid for Aloha Fiji gold flares with no buyer. The price marks £2 above the prior record during a three year boom, as quiet trading continues.
The Premier Mr Stevens stated that every effort should provide employment on relief work for eligible returned soldiers across the area for at least six months. The instructions were already in operation in the area where cellar works were in progress.
A dawn service at the Cenotaph on Anzac Day is expected to draw over a zinc crowd as the Australian and Gallipoli Legions unite. Amplifiers will extend the service from Martin Place to Elizabeth Street, with doubled suburban electric train and tram services to accommodate attendees. Members of the Gallipoli Legion plan a separate advance march from an undetermined city point, while the Australian Legion gathers on Castlereagh Street near Martin Place.
The Commonwealth Wool and Produce reports a Thursday sale with a catalogue of 280 bales drawn mainly from the Southern Tallands New England Southern and Western regions. General competition was keen and finer wools attracted steady demand, with prices noted as satisfactory for the season.
The Farmers Relief Board lists three supervisors: Temora, West Wyalong, and Lake Cargelligo, overseeing farmers operating under orders between Lake Cargelligo and Temora. No defined district boundaries given, but supervision covers 162 farmers with branch offices and local branches in intermediary towns.
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