03 Jan 1939
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 03, 1939
Page
1
A severe hailstorm caused notable damage to crops and property in Subieha County. Local records show widespread impact with several buildings marked by hail dents and several roads temporarily blocked by accumulated ice.
The Narrabeen area council in New South Wales imposed a 44 fee for camping on land despite locals already paying landowners. Many residents complied by putting up tents near Narrabeen Agden and Palen Beach while the landowners held payments.
Authorities charge Angua Tarelel in a series of nine alleged robberies targeting taxi drivers. A witness says Bar wick admitted involvement during the investigation, while Jahan and Poller Manrt are named in the case.
G P Evans Englert and Wootten attorneys on Main Street West Wyalong are appointed as commission agents or advisers for a listed matter. The notice outlines their role in managing a specific civic or legal process for Amduvlis.
Optometrists and opticians from H. A. Barraclough Ltd plan personal visits across several towns. MacNamnarns Pharmacy in West Wyvalom hosts January 25, Ungarie Hotel hosts January 26, and nearby venues in Ungarie and Weethalle hold sessions in late January and February with specific times listed.
The obituary records Moe s iejattiy le ely ferr ate, age, obituary service at Bri westle and burial at the HC persion. The service was held Monday afternoon with burial at the Br Westle Cemetery and officials from the Merteery serene attended.
A major bush fire outbreak swept Victoria after a Saturday ignition, forcing evacuations and prompting warnings to rural communities. The blaze tracked along the Cullen Way corridor near Wooden Ware and threatened nearby industrial sites while crews battled shifting flames and smoke across Teong Sour and adjacent areas.
A Sydney report notes owners must sell remaining wheat under a government plan. The article details wartime supply controls and the impact on farmers awaiting the demaining scheme and related price adjustments.
A motorist died yesterday afternoon after a crash during the Grand Prix at a Melbourne track. The victim, unnamed in the fragments, was involved in the accident while competing in the elite event attracting attention from spectators and officials.
A blaze at Parra Matta caused extensive damage to newsprint and machinery. Firefighters contained the flames but the building suffered thousands of pounds in losses, with walls remaining and valuables destroyed.
Local report notes a clash at Peele Gates where two rival groups engaged in a confrontation. No injuries are reported and authorities have begun inquiries into the incident.
An accident near Gundagal left a person dead and others injured. Witnesses report a vehicle collision during travel on a street described as 2 Hest Street and nearby routes, with emergency crews attending the scene. Further details on identities, exact location, and injuries remain unclear in the fragmented text.
French Premier declares Corsica will never be ceded in a forceful stance reported from Sydney. The article conveys strong national resolve amid ongoing tensions and threats of negotiation. Details are distorted but emphasize unwavering policy and potential consequences.
Fragmentary text from a historical page mentions British figures and institutions with many garbled terms. Names and places are unreadable, preventing a coherent event or action. The piece lacks clear dates, actions, or outcomes to form a factual card.
Sydney Tuesday page highlights a mix of aviation, sporting, and community items. The list mentions broadcasts featuring Raydio Loukye and Pina, along with local groups and events, reflecting a bustling midweek schedule.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses migrants unable to reach a facility or area. It mentions authorities and community reaction, with unclear names and dates. The readable portion notes migration, shelter or processing concerns, and government attention to the issue.
The headmaster Mr C. Kobwon of the Sydney Charitable English Grammar School emphasised the danger of war time lists. Young men exposing themselves to danger should not volunteer for dangerous service without careful thought and guidance from authorities.
The fragmentary item mentions tolls on a bridge and assorted travel snippets. Names and places are unclear, but the text shows a muting premise and references to a comic and a traveler. Readable facts are limited. core idea centers on bridge tolls and travel chatter.
Mr T D Holden former member of the SSW Legise dela Coma and longtime alderman died in Sydney at about forty years. Holden served in local council and was noted in municipal affairs for many years.
A judge died last week in Methenene, with local officials and the Foilerat Aplipattan Contendee noting the event. The community mourns as tributes pour in for the respected member of the legal circle.
The minister vows no quarter for offending motorists. The remarks outline strict penalties and firm action against road offenses, signaling a tough approach to traffic discipline.
Farmers and pastoralists face severe heat and prolonged dry spells as livestock endure stress across large tracts of country. The relief prospects are dim as conditions threaten grazing and water availability for many herds.
The report records 44 holiday deaths in New South Wales since Christmas with 22 of those in an unspecified period. It notes a drop from $00 in the same period last year and mentions total deaths during the current period.
The fragment lists Anglican parish events at Wyalong with mentions of services, mission notes, and trustees meeting. It references Holy Certienches and Riverina Mission Milutes, indicating church activities and governance items in a local parish setting.
Lifelong friend Tere AYIBE TOME eulogizes Abnie Bbelit Melemieth recalling her cheerful smile kindly manner and friendly ways. The obituary notes her loving memory and the impact she had on those around her.
Readable portion shows a lost item notice referencing a vehicle and a reward offer. The text mentions West Wyong and an Advocate Office with Hamby Rete associated, indicating a local police or legal-adjacent inquiry. Details are fragmentary.
About 4000 men unemployed as waterside dispute grounds operations at Port Kembla Steelworks. A meeting will preview the cease in activities and a potential shutdown extending into the night.
A garbled report mentions a person connected to Manchester City and a sale venue with apartments and marks Thursday. Names and details are unclear in the damaged text, but references to prices and a possible campaign suggest a local notices context.
A fragmented note suggests concern that few surfers can swim well enough to stay safe, with mentions of apparently strong swimmers facing peril in the surf and a girl who faints when pulled offshore.
Fragmentary text references militia strength and government aims to expand forces. Indicates a comparison of numbers before and after a compulsory system and mentions term events. details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A government inquiry finds some aircraft exceed weight limits certified in airworthiness documents. The investigation outlines consequences for operators and highlights potential disciplinary measures, while noting actions taken against the service provider.
R N T Ridley & Co auctioneers stock and station agents offer fortnightly stock sales at West Wyalong and monthly horse sales there. They are valuers and general commission agents also district agents for Coldsbrough Mort Co and the London and Lancashire Insurance Co Ltd with telephones Office 201 and Private 203 and P O Box 114.
Cattle and Stock auctioneers offer fortnightly stock sales and monthly horse sales at West Wyalong with New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. Ltd Goulburn. Weekly markets at Blacher and Tullibigeal, furniture and clearing sales districtwide. District agent for Dalgety & Co Ltd Grain Dept. and New Zealand Loan Agency. Insurance and agricultural supplies advertised.
D A GAGIE and Company act as stock and station agents and land valuers for The Commonwealth Wool and Produce Co Limited in Sydney. They also handle May and Miller Seerk era goods and genuine Wimmera scarifiers for sale.
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