11 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 11, 1935
Page
1
MeW plead guilty Magistrate refuses to convict Asw Bromfond SM faced a special session with a Corforth nominee sale and a rattled jury. The fragmented report mentions a mis read plea and a guard of notes about slaves and a sale.
A fragmentary obit notes the death of Mr. Coevten KIVE AE and records union activity in Avay Varle. It mentions ages and affiliations with a rural community context and local farm life during a period of loss. The readable text preserves a sense of farming families and regional ties.
Fragmentary text references sums and events with unclear names and places. No coherent details to identify people, organizations, dates, or a central incident for a definitive summary.
A H Smith Auctioneer and General Agent announces weekly auction sales conducted in the district. Entries invited with Symnel Lowe and others mentioned. The notice lists Main Street West Wyalong and a NEXT Bank Wey location as part of the sale setup.
Teams from Weyl Wyntown to West Wyulang prepare for the Feith Cup Sunday match. Players include Kimani, Whyte, and Lean Wesya, with Erith Tham and F. James among listed participants. The event features both cricket and theatre context as Engleta’s fame looms.
An Australian field report describes Lt Parry achieving success at a Scout Jamboree near Frankston Victoria with mentions of the New South Wales Group and the Sydney area. The fragment notes the event location and associated officials, including references to government oversight and a public commission.
A Leiden Evening Standard cable reports Prime Minister Lyone will ask King George to appoint the Duke of Kent as Governor General of Australia. The move gains backing from recent Guiry charges, increasing the likelihood of the appointment.
A fragmentary report notes a new exhibition titled Bluebird opening. The piece mentions individuals Lindell Campbell and Makestm Campbell, plus references to a 4 percent tape and Bayou Tewe. Details are unclear but suggest a museum or gallery display with local figures.
Police sweep across the district pursue a gang led by Bundy amid reports of violent escape. Constable Tol Paeter and officers tail suspects as residents stay indoors. A search grid with roadblocks and patrols surrounds the area, with authorities warning of possible clashes and urging cooperation.
Fragmented OCR reads about the Labor Party in the Han valley region, with mentions of party activity and candidates. The text is garbled but implies preparations, perhaps shifts in leadership and regional campaigning. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are recoverable from the legible fragments.
Fragmentary dispatch from Sydney notes wool prices shifting as market makers and buyers weigh demand. Unclear names or dates accompany scattered phrases about wool, avenues, and a housing reference amid broader trading context.
A damaged item references a person named Loy Welles in Fame and a patron refusing to cry. It mentions a stream of words about wire and a partial claim of a patient’s hope for a complete recovery, but details are unclear due to incomplete text.
A local party meeting of the United Loustry party attracted members at the National Hall on Belmar Street. The event discussed party strategy and upcoming activities, with attendance noted by party organizers.
A report from Naw Eine notes a Catholic priest was killed by unknown assailants. The victim appeared to have been struck and fatally wounded in a alleged attack at a local mission. Police and parishioners react with shock as investigators search for clues.
In Sydney, detectives pursue a manslaughter charge after the death of a man named White. The incident involves Thivetar and an arrest of a suspect accused of causing White’s death following a disturbance. A postmortem suggests White’s neck was broken during the events.
Fragmentary report notes government decision delaying a policy, referencing federal oversight and proposals on restrictions. The readable segments mention a mayoral or official position and possible impact on next three months, with names obscured by OCR errors.
A scrambled notice from Cargelligo announces an open air race event on February the seventh with a seven event programme and prize money. The meeting is chaired by the club secretary and invites entries by letter.
Fragmentary OCR records from a Sydney auction sale noting weather, bids, and participants. It mentions terms like “selling in advance,” a 39 percent figure, and names such as a chief questioner and firm officials, though many lines are garbled.
The report records stock sales at Homebush with unclear figures and irregular names. It mentions Tad and Goldebrough Mort, a 42000 value, weathering prices near 4 percent, and bids around 270. The text includes scattered names and dates, leaving the exact actions or outcomes ambiguous.
A fragmented report from the Country Women's Association West meeting references Wyalong and Wat Nyaiong branches, officers including the President and Treasurer, and mentions welfare and junior activities. It notes committee actions, forthcoming dates, and member attendance with unclear spellings and names due to OCR errors.
A garbled OCR fragment describes an accidental death at a northern area. It mentions a collision or impact with a hole and a counterintuitive location name. Minimal readable details name no persons or organizations clearly. Further readable facts are unavailable.
A garbled cinema piece reports a 125000 pound prize won by a cab driver. The text blends names like Herbert Mundin and Pat Paterson with theatrical and stunt details, mentioning dramatic driving feats and exaggerated measurements, all in a chaotic, sensational style.
Report notes members of the Word Wyalone Funio Listeners' Leauge and HL Abe pool Wal on Monday for a voting event.
Fragmented OCR lists names and figures related to wool shipments and buyers including Max, Colson, Tumetl, Quandlatln, and Bovies. Entries mention prices, weights, and places with several unclear fragments. The readable items suggest a ledger-like record of sales or prices across multiple entities and locations.
Fragmented note outlines travel plans for individuals including B Pishur and Mr MAGENCA with mentions of Mes Fisher and a hospital, plus references to holidays, schooling, and an expedition to observe languages and German methods aboard a voyage starting near the end of March.
The record notes a local wheat price quota of 3780 units set for Thursday with additional context on 2/4 Yonge street. Distribution and agency details are unclear from the fragment, but the item indicates a market price control action affecting local traders.
Emi for Timber Lime and Duden announced on Phanet on 20 June 15. The notice outlines pricing and availability details for the timber lime products, listing suppliers and contact points for further inquiry.
The Presbyterian church announces services led by The Moderator Rev Mack McAlpine. Special sermon and community gatherings scheduled for February 18 1992 with local participation and outreach activities.
Fragmentary OCR shows names and entities like WEST WYALONG COMMONWEALTH INSTITUTE OF VALUERS and Ad Unloo Trustye Co with regular stock hints. Text is garbled with probable sale or representative references and dates. No clear actions or outcomes readable.
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