18 Aug 1939
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 18, 1939
Page
1
A fragmentary clipping mentions Parker and events at Coun Steet West Wystone and Main Brisel with references to a late promieinn and PHIitine Works. Details are unclear but the notice hints at local street activity and a waning wear signal.
Police inquiry targets four prominent city figures linked to a conspiracy case involving false claims and illicit finances. Bail set at £ 2,000 for each defendant as authorities pursue evidence and formal charges in a widening probe.
Fragmented text references an Angarie annual show with scattered mentions of Kline weeds Weasel and Seiko. Reads like damaged OCR with multiple garbled names and phrases. lacks coherent event details, dates, or locations to summarize a clear news item.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a police court visit involving a named attorney and officials at a weathered locale. The readable items point to a legal proceeding, with references to a judge or official and two attorneys. The fragment lacks clear dates or outcomes.
A garbled OCR fragment references Munich and a power meeting with unclear names and dates. It mentions Lana and local figures in a disjointed sequence, lacking coherent context or verifiable details.
A fragmented report describes a Gold Cup match between Tallimba and Caragabal with unclear player names and scattered phrases. The garbled text mentions teams, a scorer or tag like Vinbin, and shields or cups, but key facts remain unreadable.
A garbled OCR fragment references a rights show or factory context with names like Mes Weal MVLdv and Ayaka. It mentions payments, purchases, and events, with scattered names and numbers. The piece reads as a miscellaneous notice, not a coherent article.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a University Extension Board member Avangementy Rove or related figures visiting Phardys Mand on Movida and August. Mentions government ties and supply concerns, tenure in Kavernment, and a period as Professor of Public Administration at Bodney Liylyrelly. Sponsored by University Typers office and a drafting effort to cover expenses.
Fragmentary OCR describes a large avl?tr factory near Sydney suffered damage with 800 employees affected. Names appear garbled but reference to a fire incident and a value of £50.00 noted in the damaged text. Report mentions personnel and a local tally of workers, with unclear attribution to specific organizations.
The report notes a £39,123,000 loss in wool cheques for the year 1958/59 with a fall of £24,828,000 from the previous year. It references a period in Sydney on a Thursday and mentions related figures and textile payment terms.
Fragmentary text shows names and titles New ACT Central Council Chief Ey Aden may win role. Readable portions indicate organizational leadership at Coral Cou and Mt 2 area with potential election or appointment proceedings.
The obituary notes the death of Mary Moore Mey of Cheney at age 52, describes her as the wife of Bud Hor say, and lists her sister and two daughters among surviving relatives. It mentions residence in West Win and regional ties, with family members named including Messia Foluy and Ponot Hogan.
A two night greyhound meet is scheduled by the Unisre racing community from Tuesday to Wednesday. Officials say district dogs will compete and all entries will be examined to ensure eligibility for the event.
In a demonstration field, West Wyalang makes grade in a local group stage. The CloW club will now pursue the regional title, with key players and schedule to be finalized.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names like Commonwealth Tyettre of Valuers Legrasentslive and United Insurance Co with mentions of wool stock and regular stock sales. Details are unreadable. no coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
A fragmentary telegraph style notice lists weekly markets at the West Wyalong auction room. It mentions private sales, furniture, clearing sales, and stock auction functions with agents and agencies such as Dalgeny and Co and New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency. The garbled text implies associated insurance and machinery listings and a patent bag loader product.
The Commonwealth Wool and Pradues Co Ltd Sydney advertises consignments with agents D A Gage and Co Auctioneers and Wain Street West Wyalong. The notice mentions May and five year bonds and outlines terms for goods and services to be offered.
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