17 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 17, 1935
Page
1
Attorneys Evans Englert and Woottek of Main Street West Wyalong publish legal notice. The text lists law firm contacts and address details for legal services in New South Wales Victoria and Tasmania.
Opticians and optometry personnel announce mobile visits to various hotels and pharmacies in multiple towns. Set dates list locations such as Talimba Hotel, Weethatle Hotel, Fowler's Pharmacy, Ungaille Hotel, and McNamara's Pharmacy with scheduled times in January and February for inspections and fittings.
A council meeting in Bland Shire considers applying to the Government for a license to open a broadcasting station at West Wyalong. The discussion references potential operators and local officials, with aims to advance the project pending formal approvals.
Sydney match report from Calcutta describes Ware romping for 38 Hihaya 408 and Nay 95 with Lif XVIII score details and Leb Kydes 53 leading for the Indore side in a contested game.
An unusual stage piece features A Kini and an all star cast in a dramatic production with witty dialogue and varied characters. The review notes strong performances and a vivid, comic yet pointed energy across scenes and supporting roles.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions confiscation of £400 tied to an individual or event. The text is unclear with names and context missing, offering little verifiable fact beyond the monetary amount and seizure reference.
Report reads as a muting of members at a distant union gathering tied to a factory drive and armament project. Officials indicate tension between seamen supporters and certain organizers, with unclear outcomes and muted public statements.
The council approved a grant of 15 pounds to be used for the purchase of goods to be distributed among local needy families in Went Wulong and Wye fon. Former Mayor Mr Seth attended the meeting and the decision was formalized with a council appointment at the meeting chaired by Mr. SoM. Seth.
About 200 seamen have been taskety in Sydney and more than 1000 volunteers registered for employment at the muster at Circular Quay. The musterine fleet was established by officials at Circular Quay amid labor unrest concerns.
A Christmas and New Year event titled Hospital Dance will raise funds for the hospital auxiliary. Proceeds support equipment purchases for Pistritt Hospital. Hall’s Orchestra will perform, with a committee supervising and a steady attendance expected.
Advertises limited stock of Hustracye dolls at Wentworth Wyalong shop. Australian made, price range 5 shillings 2 pence to 22 shillings 4 pence. Warns no late orders can be repeated at this price and urges early purchase for Christmas.
Mill Pioneer Motor and Funeral Conquerer reported a 20 percent decline in service metrics while phone numbers and percentages were noted. The fragment references Wee Wyalong in association with the event.
Sydney GPO, described as the largest postal empire outside London, operates the most extensive basic postal network in the Commonwealth. It handles about 1,000 million postal articles annually with 19,009 post offices and thousands of employees, generating roughly £149 million annual revenue and £64.5 million in earnings.
Sydney report details Euwin John Wehey aged 47 facing a murder accusation over the death of Montague Henwnail at Linden last semens day. Proceedings included witness statements read to Justice Maswaih as part of the central criminal court hearing.
A fragmented report notes a downhill gallop event and a city cup, with names like Mondut Fhe Wee and Arild Motillae mentioned among scattered references. The text is garbled, but hints at a sports or racing scene and local venue actions, including a tavern and a Sunday activity.
A superboy set a global mark in hop step and jump events. The athlete showed exceptional speed and technique, surpassing previous records in a standout performance.
A garbled OCR item describes a five vehicle crash at a speedway. It references individuals and actions but the text is unreadable in key areas, with names and locations unclear. The fragment suggests investigations or outcomes but lacks concrete details.
Fragmentary lines mention peace plans, places like Paris and Abyrotiin, and figures such as Howie and Howie al Mf. The text lists many unclear names and locations, with no coherent event or outcome. The source reads like garbled OCR with scattered proper nouns and dates.
Fragmentary text describes a dead man and woman in an flat with police involvement and unclear location or names. The garbled lines hinder identification of people, place, or date.
West Wyalong council endorses further street works on the town’s roads. The decision follows a recommendation from Bhire Business led by Mr J T Dut, aiming to improve engine wear and school access and address ongoing street maintenance.
Fragmented OCR summary notes a local event titled Public Malt dated December 26. Mentions a tall figure and a crosslike motif, with unclear reference to admiralty or a civic group. Details are garbled and names are unreadable in the text.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a political slate with figures Aly, Parana, Dee, Cilia and 46 as a code. References to a secretary and Gryatel appear amid garbled text, suggesting a badly mangled campaign or election notice with several proper names and roles.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses property values and valuers. It mentions Commonwealth, Neranentuthves Moker Dyes and Cammonwealth nasinue with unclear context. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities are confirmed.
A. J. Swan Auctioneer and Ardun ANC Property Sale advertise a site action and valuation tied to a New Zealand company. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate an auction or sale event with listed parties and locations.
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