18 Dec 1936
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 18, 1936
Page
1
The readable text presents scattered phrases and names without coherent events. It mentions Mr Johns, letters, dates, and partial captions, but the fragmentary OCR prevents a definite story, date, place, or outcome to summarize into a proper news item.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Tivoli Talkies and several names tied to a regional setting. The text lists Turgeon, Welty, Rettie Tal, Wa Oni Husk Tis, Path Yates, Dinie Hl, and others in a complex, unclear context. The piece reads like a partial film or event note with scattered proper nouns and locations.
In a fractured text from a historic page, references to people and places blur names. The snippet mentions events tied to a cup or race, including possible locations like RattaTEeae and Honvon, with scattered proper nouns and dates.
Public notices list sales and meetings in a state region with minor readable details. It mentions upcoming auctions and community announcements, including venues and dates. The legible items reference vendors and scheduled events for the day.
The Rev. Stanley Harris aged 29 rector of St. Augustine’s Church Trundle was found dead in the rectory backyard with his dog. Police believe he touched the dog and received a fatal electric shock from a newly connected installation. Harris was to be married early in February.
Mr Lan's motion to place the pallent Administration under direct government control was defeated in the Legislative Assembly by 35 votes to 24. The议 text notes the opposition and voting split among members.
The newspaper states that four Spanish insurgents dropped bombs on the Franco Spanish frontier wounding two Frenchmen in French territory.
An early report from Sydney notes a speaker, Mr Fideley Cabins, urging immediate government action to remove barriers to nutrition for schoolchildren. He stresses effects on physical and mental development, school attendance, and welfare, calling for food allowances and better systems to support children. The debate centers on nutrition policy and welfare provisions.
Fragmentary text reports bombing raids by Loyalists and rebels. Partial lines mention casualties and wounded persons as the conflict unfolds, with unclear references to places and dates.
A fragmented caption notes 30 machines at Mascot preparing for a second stage takeoff. The garbled text includes names and stray words, mentioning Brisbane and Adelaide and various unclear phrases. The readable elements point to a developing move or event involving a sequence of launches or tests, with multiple entities referenced in a damaged OCR segment.
Fragmentary OCR notes show garbled headings and stray letters from Advocate pages. Readable fragments mention a local event or notice and scattered names, with no clear dates or outcomes available for a coherent summary.
Fragmented OCR summary notes a Ladies Swimming Club forming at West Wyatong. Mentions men and women, potential meetings, and a planned event or registration. Text is garbled with missing letters hindering precise details.
Fragmented OCR text references a prize event near Hon. Heer hamem era racine nivetinie and a future draw hinted by a gurbtie hint. Details are unclear with many garbled words, but the item appears to note a prize draw or advert near a highway location and a stated time frame.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a patrol party and a figure called Se Fark Mien in Finvestowne during a year referenced as tet yea. It cites names like Thavilag Aimeasage and Jo hy toon Champion, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR story notes a weather halted event with scattered lines about matches, players, and schedule changes. Mentions include teams and individuals such as Manton and Diane Vip Wynow with unclear roles and dates. The piece hints at a meet continuation and rain interruptions affecting results.
A fragmented Sydney report cites a judge hurling accusations and threats during a tumultuous session. The transcript references political pressure, alleged corruption, and warnings of syndicate influence. Names, dates, and clear outcomes are obscured by the garbled OCR text but the scene depicts a heated courtroom moment amid broader graft talk.
Fragmentary report notes two drownings near Sydney on a tumultuous night. Names and exact locations are unclear, but the scene involved a home, rising water, and authorities investigating the deaths. Further readable details are not available in the text.
A historical district hospital listing names of patients including Tsoi, Kev Genny, Ayalon, Central Wylie, Mev, Pihbin, West Wyalone, Audie, Repti, Pipamui, Wows Wile, Pensvah, Winns Mey, Mav Welsh, Went Wynton, Catellie Martin, Norman Suidwill, Jack Miller, Mavin Welsh, Narre Ciracuta, Mahhy Newhavi, Hay Atha, Went Wyte. A small dental plate notice states the alaine will be removed from dental plates, price 2/6 at Ow ring's Pharmacy.
Fragmentary OCR lists players and phrases. Mentions Mey Ne Hoowere, Sanne Ao Naber Metheny, Prati Phe, Pet Symons, Knopf Wiohe MN, Ki Kili ME Se Lean KieMN SE ORIEN 1, and 100 reference. Limited legible context, likely sports pairing with multiple names, no clear event outcome or date.
In a muddled report the Reds face the Blues in a forthcoming match attributed to multiple names and places. The piece references a list of individuals and terms with unclear roles, suggesting a local event or ceremony without clear outcomes or dates.
A fragmented report mentions wheat price movements and trade notes with scattered references to locations and figures. The readable bits point to commodity pricing activity and market observations affecting traders and local stores.
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