15 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 15, 1935
Page
1
A distraught incident unfolds when a woman on a railway line near Towrang is struck by a train. The event leaves a baby injured and the woman severely harmed. Authorities report the scene and note the train operator’s actions as investigations begin.
In a clipped dispatch the fourth air mail from Fawland was due at 115 on Friday. The convoy departed earlier with two mail sacks and several passengers aboard.
A H Smith Auctioneer and General Agent announces weekly auction sales held every Saturday at Mart. Entries are invited and a common room is provided. The sale location is in Main Street on West Walong next to the Bank NW.
February 3 opening round notes list matchups among teams and players, including Townsend versus Haya and Kearun versus Cain. Other entries reference Brereton, Dhak, Waterson, and Keoreiunen in unclear pairings. The text outlines Sunday events and regional venue considerations without full results.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places, referencing Forbes Sunday issue and a group of individuals. The readable items mention Monournal, various surnames, and potential associations with events or listings. No clear event or outcome is identifiable from the fragments.
A Berlin cable notes smooth polling in the Saar plebiscite with ballots counted early. Officials estimate about 70 percent favoring a pro German outcome. Polling places operated without disturbance, though some delays and weather issues were reported.
A Monster Benefit Social was held Tuesday under the patronage of local figures to aid the widow of the late Smit. The event featured the Favour Orchestran with Mr Rowley Mast ion as exalated sponsor. Knuth and Hately Vondermauer were noted musicians, linking to Ken Kimmute’s orchestra and Uberlavin band. The occasion honored the late layhar Mason lath Weat Wyalong community figure, who was well known across West Wyalong and surrounding districts. Admission priced at 2 shillings. honorary secretary names Groft Howe and Jack Cieien listed.
The Rev. C. F. Loste of Tasmania died yesterday, following his 106th birthday celebration last week. A respected clergyman, he served in Tasmanian communities for decades and was noted for his long life and service.
Fragmented OCR text shows a racecourse escort incident involving names like Saylor and Wah oy members. The readable material lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to form a precise summary. No definitive individuals or organizations are reliably identifiable for a full card.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled tennis related terms and names. readable bits reference a champion and a venue or event. The legible content is insufficient to identify persons, places, dates, or outcomes with confidence.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses allegations of persecution or abuse toward Roman Catholics, mentioning authorities, unnamed groups, and historical tension. The readable portions suggest a narrative of social ostracism with implied conflict between communities and potential years of mistreatment. No clear names or dates are established in the readable excerpt.
A large blaze in Melbourne caused about £45,000 in damage. The fire affected several buildings on a main thoroughfare and prompted evacuations. Investigators were on site Monday to determine the cause while local authorities coordinated with fire services.
In a dramatic four set contest Crawford defeats Perry 4 0 1 0 to claim a hard fought victory. The match features tense rallies and a decisive final games stretch. An advertisement promotes Bowring’s Special Tonic Laxative and Pill tone as a remedy from Bowring Chemist with pricing and availability details.
Fragmentary OCR notes report Sir Langar Owen seriously ill with unclear details. Mentions a court, baslint and emnttuent terms, and an event at an unnamed home. Readable entities include no clear dates or locations.
Bandsmen from West Wraloneown will render a programme at Clear Edge on Sunday January 27 and in the afternoon will meet a cricket team from the same centre in a civic entertainment event.
A wreckage identified as belonging to the yacht named Waste has been located near the Western Australia coast. The discovery confirms earlier reports of a missing vessel in the area and involves authorities coordinating salvage efforts.
An ambitious proposal to raise funds for hospital operations was revived at the recent meeting of the Board. A charity event eventuated an inter town queen competition with prize money for a mother and daughter trip to England, while funds would support hospital maintenance and new building needs.
Sydney Monday report states Premier Mr Qplmed and his private secretary MP GL Smith were injured in a motor accident at Hobart. Wr Ogilvie sustained a severely injured nose while one of Smith's colleagues had a crushed leg.
Mr. W Kingsfordsmith visited Goulburn last week to arrange for the inauguration of a male ferrin service. It was stated that a S20 landing would occur at Goulburn and be received in Sydney within a forty winovie period, with the service awaiting February.
A roadway collision after a tire blowout left Alan Cooper dead and two others injured when the vehicle veered off the road and struck an electricity pole, crashing tenew tz milnw from Batrasdgle Vietiem. The report notes price and procurement details for a Shinbain Kanac from Bowring Chemiat in a separate line.
A distorted OCR text fragment discusses weather and dates in incomplete form. It mentions days like Sunday and Monday and references locations and times in a garbled manner, lacking clear events or outcomes.
January church notices list services at Lutheran Church in West Wyalong with references to communion and members including Cheren of Esland and Mariah of West Wyalong. The notice mentions a testimony of experience and a Mublpin address in WA.
Fragmentary text from a West Wyalong column shows names and organizations: K. G. Anthoness, Merri Hangers, Lad, United Insurance Council, trustee references, and local blocks. The legible parts suggest an advertisement or notice listing entities and roles without complete context.
A. J. Swan auctioneers list fortnightly sales at Shire Verda and weekly sales at Auction Rooms. Horse sales occur at regular intervals. District agent for Sciute and Dalkey & Co. Ltd handles wool and machinery.
Fragmentary OCR lists banking and agency references including Goldabrough Mort Co Fortnightly Stock Balance and Little’s Sheep Farm, with unclear district agents and address lines on Main Street West Wyalong. The garbled text includes several proper nouns and numbers, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
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