15 Jan 1932
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 15, 1932
Page
1
A garbled notice reading about an April date and a Thursday event at the Harmedman Hotel outlines a 1 am time and B30 attendees. The readable fragments indicate a warning or schedule change but lack clear actions or authorities.
Agents for Dalgety and Gay report monthly stock bales at the Shire Baleyarde West Wyston. Prices and quantities are noted for traders and merchants, with emphasis on supply in the west district and upcoming market outlook.
A fragmentary OCR item references R Armstrong stock and wheat agents with Walter & Co Wheat Agents, a co distribution linked to insurance and live stock. It mentions a French printed page by Jean Willem Tarher, sole proprietor, at Court accet West Wynton.
A Tuesday fire destroyed eight haystacks valued by local observants. Firefighters battled the flames on the western end as hay and a small quantity of stored stock were consumed. No injuries reported amid the effort to save farming property and belongings nearby.
A farewell event for Mr. M. Crawford at the Soldiers' Club featured a presentation by MW Macdonald and tributes from members recalling his four years of service and the club's camaraderie. Crawford expressed thanks and recalled happy times with fellow members, noting he would miss the association.
A wealthy banker with nervous breakdowns faces an expensive home threat as his illness worsens his marriage. The wife witnesses a series of events including a dramatic plea for dinner and a startling ruse that unsettles the household. The episode centers on haunting personal stress and hospital-like care.
A Priciane message indicates the Ingham Police Cager, Prank Car, and Marin Tartan were arraigned on a charge of theft with violence involving a fascist badge seized from Marin Melann, Royal Italian Consul for etal, in what appears to be a contested case.
A boy drowned while swimming in a pool near Nemington on a day marked by rescue efforts. Local authorities investigated the incident and announced details after the search, with witnesses describing strenuous attempts to save him before the body was recovered.
In Hobart, three men including Gorge Kewelist Motel LeoRlonid Askew Surion and Melain Willams face conspiracy charges tied to a major plantation fraud case. The tribunal details list Walter van Kien as a key figure under scrutiny amid ongoing investigation into the company’s activities.
A summons was issued in a public notice matter concerning a party likely involved in a local dispute. The document references a court action and directs attention to forthcoming proceedings. Details are limited due to damaged text but indicate official legal process.
Fragmented text appears to reference Poland, a fort, elections, and various garbled proper nouns. No coherent events, dates, or named entities can be reliably extracted to form a factual summary.
A fragmented report discusses political interference and labor clashes surrounding unions and government, noting figures such as JEVATT and a 1942 date. It references a proposed levee excavation near Yenda and local officials including the President and commissioner, with uncertain details and partial names.
Fragmentary bulletin from London wool sales notes rising demand and varied lot quality. Traders report active bidding on several lots though many entries unclear due to damaged text. No clear names dates or figures can be confirmed from the readable portions.
A trade union review from New South Wales shows unemployment easing to around 435,000 by August, with South Australia also reporting improvements. The figure reflects a broader trend of declining joblessness across several regions. The report notes varied progress by state and time.
Wool sales from Metnty Winchcombe Carton opened with 7800 bales traded at high prices. Competition came from Japan Continent Yorkshire and America as buyers showed strong demand for merino ewes wethers and fleeces. Notable bidders included Mr Mulehay Wombun Tom and AE McCintock among others.
The West Wyalong Coursing Club announces upcoming events at White Rampire Hotel and Penrith Western Division venue. Members and dog owners are urged to attend tonight's meeting to discuss yard stock, ground plans, and club business for the season.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate no vacancies for student teachers and mention upcoming July 1 merit steps and department actions. Text is garbled with names and places unclear.
Notice appears to advertise a lease for a fragile asset phrased in garbled OCR. It mentions a party likely named Ian Shee and a location ending West Wynlong. Details are unclear but indicate the lease action and a specified party.
A meeting of the Campaign Committee in the Cowper electorate discussed the action of Mr WW Chapman on funding and expressed approval of his stance. The committee expressed Hinahin Wty val of the action and approved the content of Chapman’s meeting letter.
An old fragment records a rough exchange between a Mod gentleman and a ute boy. The lines hint at distress and disapproval, with threats of punishment and a tense family dynamic, all conveyed in rough, phonetic speech.
Wheat prices are reported at 2 shillings 62 pence per bushel and 2 shillings 8 pence for another lot, reflecting the local market dynamics on the day.
On Wednesday January 20, representatives gathered at Orem Ridge School to discuss agricultural cooperative issues and potential reforms. Hon. Secretary MATOS noted upcoming tasks and urged farmers to prepare for upcoming arrangements.
The Bland Shire Council issues a prohibition on burning and sale of matches and wax within the shire from November to February unless written approval is obtained. The notice, signed by Sidney Sme, Shire Clerk, outlines restrictions under the Fire Act 1980 and calls on landowners to cooperate.
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