13 Jan 1931
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 13, 1931
Page
1
An assortment of agricultural trading notices lists Lindisy Walker and Co as wheat agents and includes references to stock agents and related services. The fragmentary text shows ad style and indicates two firms involved in farm commodities and livestock trade.
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The fragment summarizes a central record noting an 18 year span under police activity. It references Sydney, Melbourne, and colonial era terms with unclear names and dates. The unreadable OCR yields limited readable entities such as central, memory, and various personal or organizational labels.
An elderly couple from Wyalong celebrated a golden wedding at their Westie damuber home near Hawkesbury. The article honors their family roots in Wymlone, notes the husband Neel Cole, and mentions relatives including William Winks of Muwhewsbury and Breaterthie Nowa. It recalls wartime service and stories of the couple’s children and grandchildren.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a factory named Zylonite and a place like Dyne or Talay but provides no clear events or names. The readable text hints at production activity and possibly a top event or completion but specifics are unreadable.
A fragmented 1920s style notice discusses a Wheat Advance Act and voluntary pools for growers. It mentions registration under the act, farmer concerns about distribution and timing, and urges immediate action under national authority amid looming market pressures affecting farmers in Seton and nearby areas.
A garbled report notes a wedding and a swearing in linked to Kir Linde and the government. It mentions Seuilin and Cubrant Mit, with unclear references to a child bride and a January event. The text is severely disjointed and lacks verifiable details.
A review by the committee considers license measures amid concerns over public safety and expired permits. The hearing notes a push to enforce controls on risky activities and ensure compliance ahead of upcoming dates in November.
Police pursued a speeding motorist through crowded streets in a tense chase. The suspect finally surrendered after weaving through intersections and narrowly avoiding pedestrians, with officers ending the pursuit near the riverfront.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe unrest in Bombay and police countermeasures, referencing venue movement and a government push involving security forces. Names and places are unclear, but the item centers on public disorder and police response.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Henri Coonel and a tennis tour, with references to Sydney and Australia. The readable fragment implies an upcoming or ongoing professional tour involving Tilden and Cochran, but details are unclear. The text is too damaged to determine specific events or outcomes.
An unreadable OCR fragment references democracy on trial in New York wine politics. It mentions Mr Mara and Hie Burke in an unclear supper scene and hints at a debate or legal action involving René AIL AN and others. The text is garbled and no clear event or outcome can be determined from the readable portions.
A corrected report confirms May Abernethy was crowned queen after initial confusion. Earlier records misattributed the title to Daphne Dodd. the palace or event officials later announced Abernethy as the rightful queen following review of votes and official results.
An unclear report notes lost airmen were found after communications between Adelaide and Alice Springs. It mentions individuals and a possible connection to a person named Abe Craten Golds or Golds, with references to December and a tram line. The fragmentary wording prevents precise details.
An assortment of garbled lines hints at a Tivoli Talkies screening featuring a vintage romance. It mentions actors Jordan and Matte Macris with a plot about a daring escape and a dramatic love story set in old France. The piece references a theater showing with various performers and titles in a melodramatic, nostalgic tone.
A Wollongong report states Goddard was found unconscious at Albion Park Station after leaving a Wollongong venue. He was robbed of money and jewellery while the assailants fled. Police detained Goddard for questioning but he denied involvement in the alleged crime.
Fragmented OCR text shows a heated inflation discussion led by Mr Scullin with references to a Bank policy and a campaign noting a large financial figure. The Theodore section is described as dominant in the conference with unclear details and figures scattered through the segment.
Fragmentary text reports a decision to postpone a sports meeting to Wednesday after carnival week. It mentions Maiters from Weal Wyalong and a referenced advertisement bearing a 12% reserve, with sport likely to be submitted in a certain section.
A well attended Naradhan conference discussed reforms and resolutions. Delegates tabled measures urging timely action and efficient execution, with plans to elect a monitor to oversee local welfare and land settlement efforts. Funds totaling 180 potots were noted since 1948 for distribution.
The report indicates strong attendance and steady demand for Merino and crossbred sheep at Wallder Co's market, with a near total clearance except some young Merino wethers and certain crossbreeds. Prices varied by category, noting notable consignments and buyer activity. The next market is scheduled for Thursday, with entries now being accepted.
Public notice reports Nehaw opening a greengrocery business in the district. Officials or route adjustments are not detailed, but the community is informed of the new shop.
The Country Women's Association held a meeting on Thursday evening with President Mine Meant presiding. Attendees discussed motions and roles, including a vote on the annual treasurer's report and upcoming events, with various names and positions referenced in discussion.
Readable fragments show January services at Wyatong Parish Church of England and West Wyatong Methodist Church with Holy Communion and morning and evening prayers. Times appear partial. events include later evening worship and a morning service, with locations listed.
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