10 Aug 1928
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1928
Page
1
Blocke and Erntion Agents and Deaneh Guieer announce a fortnightly sale at West Wystong Mauthhy Stone Seles, with Lake CAPENIEO and Haitian vendors among participants. Auctioneers promote regular intervals and state authorities oversee the event as part of state trade. The Royal Sheep Dip is advertised among livestock offerings.
Readable fragments describe a monument sculptor named Gundagai, with mentions of infant samples and work at a coast or location near Howard. The text appears damaged and contains unclear phrases about classes and individuals.
The Presbyterian Ladies' College appears to be registered under a local act with extensive descriptions of buildings and equipment. The notice mentions courses, new term commencements, and various administrative details including a named governing body and officers.
Public notice announces a sale of rights involving Mexican Water to go, with unclear names and locations. The document references a Tuesday meeting and a September date, but the print is heavily garbled. Details on the exact property, authorities, and deadlines are not fully readable.
On the Wystong grounds Sundjur morning the Our Bors and Uuparlo will May for the Toave Cup. The event includes a renewed. Many names appear in the fragmented list of participants and sponsors with no clear outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a world record in swimming with names Beth Seren and Garg and a 309 meter event. The readable parts are garbled and do not form a complete coherent report, but indicate a notable performance and associated athletes.
A cable from Palin reports that Boghet, the French tennis champion, has accepted invitation from the Australian Tennis Federation. He will be accompanied by two young players on his trip to Australia this year.
In Sydney the compulsory pool plan prompts debate on wheat marketing and potential price or supply implications. Government discussions reference market mechanisms and broader economic policy in relation to marketing and export systems.
Amid alleged neglect, residents cite squalid living conditions as a housing problem. Officials face questions about authority and remedies as tenants seek action and improved oversight.
A garbled OCR item reports a near Mudger area incident with an individual named AVENIEY and references medical condition and a neighbor. The legible bits mention a deathly or critical state, with confusion over names and places, no clear date or verifiable facts.
A deteriorated OCR listing multiple notices including household items, estate sales, and public auctions. Names such as Walldye, Hunnah, and Wyelline appear with references to property, dates, and locations. The fragmentary text hints at auctions, land sales, and legal notices scheduled around August and in the Ballvyday period.
Sydney, Pyidny, Conon mesease reports that twenty British avros are ordered by the United States. Tallent Seles Inuwe wet 30 Avra Winnent pines alulitar to the plate toad Dy Lest Millar and Wis myn Joa Mine Esausian.
Over 100 years old Sydney resident Chuliow Lydhs died yesterday after a long illness. The death leaves a note of local history in the community with the aged man remembered by neighbors and family.
Obituary entry records Ward's death in Wollongong with mention of family. It cites related individuals Mishited Wolsts and Pusey among relatives, and references a memorial at Walloutons. Details are fragmented and unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece confirms a local death and kin names.
An old notice describes excursion trains linked to the Eucharistia Congress. It lists travel dates from a station to a destination, with likely fares and schedules amid a historic telegraphic style. The piece mentions workers and groups moving toward a religious event and a distant Viennese context framed by period transportation terms.
In Sydney Pri AneneMing to Preinlon Huvin, officials announce steps to improve country development and try new measures. Government offices opened to coordinate efforts, aiming to boost revalloyment and support communities through commerce and industry.
Aug 22 promotions highlight solid value items including Working Boots for wearers and Galey Shannan Bras. Boyd’s Tweed Overseats advertised at the Sherman Street Branch Store priced at 17 shillings 6 pence.
A garbled racing note lists Canterbury events including hurdles and the Park Stakes with numerous names and odd figures. It mentions Flying Handicap and sample handicaps with scattered entries such as Gheytysas and Wanorear, suggesting a busy program with multiple divisions and uncertain results.
Postmaster general announces opening of a new telephone office at Wardry ne W. W. Bilton, under the name Wardis Hoult. The project aims to consolidate rural lines and improve service for residents, with construction expected to complete within months.
A fragmentary 1927 summary notes Studebaker activity in May. It mentions public commendation for those who contributed and references monthly events, world devotion, and company plans. Names and details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Tinman Cup football match with lines about teams West Wyaloug and Worbestor, players Turan CUB Welty Ww9i Weat Anyaloug and others. Several names appear jumbled: D. Watton, E Pinoy, Fraser, Budd, Menehan, H McCoruilels, Tengen, Saleh, Smith, Beocaus, Tinlf, Mecorinick, Agra, Floomy, Gavin.
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