05 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1930
Page
1
An OCR fragment mentions Landsstearmen Meek Station Agente and Auctioneers with MAIN GT WEGT WYALONG in a disrupted passage. The readable terms suggest an agency or listing context but lack cohesive narrative or date details.
Lanaiey Walker and Co marked as wheat agents end buyers amid insurance and warehouse ties. The firm promotes certificates and preventive measures while advertising in Melbourne and Sydney markets to secure live stock and dry produce.
Personal note lists Lak Moloney from Weat Wyatong achieving Grade 1 viola in the Coun sotarhi Examination. He earns a scholarship equal to his best effort at the Wy Conservatorium, marking a notable early success in music studies.
The KAS Championship for By Verlag was won by Air Macdulay at Avia Park with 135 points. Second place went to Narmanders, 14, and Wainam tied for further honors. Other notable names include Mr A Golinach, Mia Clarke, and several regional entries.
Fragmented OCR reads like a golf score brief with names and places misprinted. It mentions a fairway event where an individual scored a notable tally and hints at a match or link with a marshal figure.
A distorted report notes Keating and others arguing taxation on income and property harms the public, claiming the act’s objective is defeated by forced revenue and financial burden. The sparsely legible text points to political disagreement over taxation policy and its effects.
A dispute over orders from the Minister led to a conference between employer and worker representatives. The Industrial Commission will decide whether striking meat workers return to work as directed by the central authority.
Rail bulletin from Sydney reports rust concerns affecting wheat transport in Australia. Officials note delays and potential impact on shipments as weather and logistics intersect with agricultural exports.
A revised tobacco tariff boosts cigarette prices, affecting consumers and vendors. The change, outlined in the new policy, increases the cost per pack and alters checkout totals across retailers. Local shops anticipate limited impact on demand as patrons adjust to higher prices.
A woman fled a burning residence in Sydney after smoke filled a room and shots were fired by an attacker. The incident details show rapid escape and structural damage to the dwelling.
The district notes a lively farewell as Mr and Mrs Scullin depart Lanlon for the Continent. They prepare for their voyage amid a warm sendoff, with family and friends witnessing the couple’s hopeful start on their wedding journey and future life abroad.
A fragmentary London wool sale note shows limited clear figures with about 7 887 bales listed and around 460 bales worn, indicating a moderate influence. The report lacks full readability and details, leaving the overall market picture unclear.
The list records results from recent music examinations at Convent of Mercy and other schools. Names including Amy Mrennon Cyndi Joan and Raymond Smith show passes and credits in Violin Viola and Pianoforte grades. Some entries indicate passes while others note credit or partial results across Grade VI to Grade I.
Senator Dunn proposes a £50,000,000 measure amid claims of a conspiracy between the Bank of England and Australian banks. He denounces directors as thieves and calls for an immediate election to reveal the alleged scheme and restore financial order.
An appeal to church congregations is issued by acting treasury officials urging support for a loan program. The message invites donations or credit actions during the coming Sunday services to fund religious conversion work.
Continent theater advertises a Friday event with a display of musical acts and dramatic pieces. The notice highlights support for performers and public enjoyment, though details are partially obscured. Data references a rehearsal, an audience, and a reception of improvements to the stage.
Fragmentary early 20th century notice lists Kilpatrick MetLellan and Mortmuxres as parties, with an auction set for Thursday the 18th and further details to follow. It mentions a public sale near TuNtbiERA and a second sale event at a local hall on Saturday with rosewal street timing and 44 minutes from a nearby station.
The article reports that the New South Wales secretary, Mr J. W. Tiening, announced in Melbourne there was no new indication of any wage evidence or adjustment amid ongoing wage discussions. The piece notes uncertainty and the absence of fresh details at that time.
A London cable reports Beullin in a pledge for Mr. Feoton regarding the Conversion Loan, stating Australia can meet every obligation and show capacity to handle the war loan conversion with overseas use lest. The message highlights better readiness to take a comprehensive view and fulfill duties in a country rich with opportunity.
The following teams contest the Noel Meagher Cup. Wart Wyalong Werrlet Angocintion faces Condobotin with Mangher Cup at West Wyalong on Sunday host W. Wager A. Mitchell CE Jam J Bannon FR Falwanty N Wilwoo Gaxein. Players listed include Parpabs A Parnaby Le Nelaan Parkings. Netane D Netvan A WOMAN Wash amd potlah Hoora. Dr. Windeylr Unga.
In the House Mr Parkhill blamed delays in handling Manting issues for a scandal and warned the new ark would cost 60,400 jobs, claiming workers were being deprived of employment.
President Hoovne sent a message to Congress proposing a $38,000,000 federal construction program plus $36,001,000 for relief and other expenditures. He urged urgent approval and warned against tax increases while favoring spending cuts or budget shifts to avoid raising taxes.
Three experts examine Alderman Garden charges over Bunnerong coal quality and declare the report unfounded. Sydney inquiry details unclear due to damaged text.
Farmers press for government action on air wave protection, demanding safeguards and regulatory measures. The move emphasizes the impact on farming operations and seeks prompt policy responses from authorities.
A Sydney report notes the Upper House discussed a winter session measure restricting certain actions and prefiled amendments. Willie argued for a referendum while opponents warned of risks and procedural constraints. The Town Hall submission was presented today.
The roster lists players Warner, Howerd, C. Alarsin, J. Bertin, Xeon, A. Abdeon, A. Wisee, La Low, J. Pereira, C. Hannog and J. Putvon set to compete on Sunday in an upcoming cricket event.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a World War II era opinion piece blaming both the United States and Australia for a crisis. The garbled lines mention a trade communal issue and a blamed course in a “Hell country” context, noting markets and American influence.
A man named Jack Lynch was bitten by a spider and hospitalized after an incident at a local office. Authorities consider the bite severe and connected to a possible series of crimes linked to a notorious group.
A Temora baker runs an advertisement claiming a price reduction on bread. The message appears in local notices and promotes cheaper loaves to attract customers amid rising costs.
The article notes a Christmas Tree event at the Christmas Tree ry Gavar with a Friday date. It mentions ten stalls and additional amusements at the fete, with admission details provided by the organizing body.
A quirky note from the town paper details a local Hollywood Revue at Vawreley. The event, described in playful terms, promises entertainment and a chance to see performers in a lively stage show.
Tha Wenke ot Prayer and the local Methodist and Presbyterian churches held a series of services across Tuesday to Saturday in Inut, U Uh Hall and various churches. Rev McAlpine preached The World Before Christ and The World After Christ as part of a campaign to raise funds for a mission to New South Wales.
Brooks boot emporium offers a wide selection of men women and children boots. Melbourne style goods praised for quality and price with repairs available locally and prompt service. Call in to compare and save on durable footwear.
An upcoming sequence at Tivoli Talkies showcases a Navy stage production with Haines in a leading role. The feature follows favorable reviews in the press and previews a week of performances with supporting acts from Ken Manne and Merc i & dinkwinn.
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