16 Jan 1934
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 16, 1934
Page
1
A readable fragment reports the Juniors defeating Waratahsmith in a second grade match with a score of 258 to 668. Names mentioned include Vic, Lloyd, and Yorke Juniors, with unclear details on locations or full team names.
A weekly colltime event titled Wik Austowlia Show drew a crowd on Thursday night. Donations supported by Mr HE Ed Wire of the Mis Bee Garage funded the medley. Sadie and A Mellow MEAT DANCE led the evening, with inquiries rolling in about the success of the dance and its proceeds.
The program features Helen Hayes in a lead role with Destiny and a star cast. A separate attraction titled The Big Shot rounds out the bill with Sullivan Hives and bankers in a dramatic feature.
A special train from Weet Wyn to Lake Cargelligo ran Sunday with 414 passengers joining at West Wyalong and 231 at West Wyalong. The official count was 268 Provedious, West Wyalong successful. Weot Wylane cricket team gave a strong showing with wins in events they contested.
Mrs Adelaide Moses, 29, died at St George's District Hospital from tetanus. Samples were sent to Government Microbiologie for analysis. Despite weeklong efforts by doctors, the patient's condition worsened and fever rose.
A garbled report claims Adolf Kerch and Stephen Arvish, two prospectors, were murdered by Firemauries Elver blacks in November. The attackers allegedly dumped evidence in a body of water and sank their craft, with a recovered bowtie and undertow noted in the fragmented account.
Air Commodore Sir Charles Kingsford Smith announced he would compete in the England Australia Centenary Air Race using a British aircraft if available. otherwise he would consider a non Empire plane, showing determination despite potential sourcing challenges.
Marcia, a recel youth, faced a stealing charge in Weet Wyalorg Police Court. Alfred Francis Simpeon was the owner of the property valued at £1. After evidence from First Class Constable Biewart, the magistrate dismissed the information under the Crimen Act Section 5504. First-class Sergeant Schumacher prosecuted.
Wheat prices were quoted at 2/ per bag and per da silllan in local markets on Monday afternoon.
A fragment from a Concord church sermon last night sparked a religious showdown debate. The preacher urged believers to seek solid faith foundations beyond personal gain while questioning traditions that keep religious practice alive for convenience or prestige.
Rev J Bothwell of Vaucluse Congregational Church warned that modern business methods force men to abandon Christian ideals to succeed. He cited apparently prosperous but crooked businessmen in Sydney engaging in deliberate lying misrepresentation cheating and exploiting elders’ mistakes or ignorance.
A special meeting of the Jockey Club was held at Priddy with attendees including President Messery L Marden and committee members such as Woot Maries Moteleden and GL. J. Mettann. Discussions covered adopting a programme and prize money, entry deadlines, track conditions, and painting and advertising for events.
A fragmented notice lists invitations to ex residents for a week long event at Verhal Hill, referencing names like Mr Wilwon and Mr Arthur Metrrington. It mentions competition and a court-like setup with multiple participants and wheat measurements. The legible parts show a community gathering with plans and speakers.
Australian champion Jerry Ideal, a fox terrier with a storied show record, is highlighted as a notable specimen in the December list of notable dogs. The article praises his conformation, quality, and notable performances at the Sydney Royal Show, citing his prize standing and lineage, with connections to breeders and judges in New South Wales.
A male fox terrier named W. St Polley’s Heal Kennels dog wins 42 firsts 4 seconds 1 third and 1 vel across 48 class entries. He secured 25 of the firsts at the Fox Terrier Club of New South Wales show with 18 challenges under 11 judges and claimed top honours in multiple breed events at Sydney Show Ground Morpeth judged by W125 D Morpeth as the event.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Irish elections in Sydney with references to voters, officials, and unrest. The text mentions a person named Valera and a chief officer, plus scattered phrases about polling, turnout, and organizational confusion.
fragmentary OCR text appears to reference Nazism, a pope, and UN discussions with garbled names and phrases. No coherent facts, dates, or entities clearly extractable for a reliable summary.
In Sydney Monday the Minister for Cavut I usernment Mr Spooner spoke on municipal matters. The report notes actions affecting Italians in Queensland and potential penalties or penalties related to recent proclamations.
Fragmentary report argues sugar industry must be penetrated to British born persons while noting many William in Quebec and surrounding regions are partisan and entitled to higher authority.
Reports from Goulburn state workers at the Numidian Woollen Mills Sydney area plan continued work stoppages until Colona demands are met by employers. Committees are to inform townspeople that no distress is intended. PALING'S Player Pianos touted as excellent for easy play and company.
The eldest son of Mr and Mrs Smith of the Bank of New South Wales Weel Wyalong drowned in the Macquarie River at Trangie Weir during a whirlpool caused by rising water. The body was recovered, and the incident is noted as a sad event in our district.
In Wyalong District, Alije Wenning was admitted for appendicitis and underwent a procedure at a local hospital on Kris day Josi. The case proceeded at Wyalong Police Court on Monday morning with Judge Magdetrate presiding in the absence of Mr Normain.
Church of England notices list Sunday services cancelled or held at various Wyalong locations with rector Frank Elliott and lay leaders Mark A McAlpine and F.C. Aid Sainte. The epiphany routine includes 7 am and 11 am services, meetings of the Men’s League, and a congregation gathering at 7 pm.
The Flemington market traded cattle and corn with steady prices. Sellers from Hegobigal Pastoral Co and Moont Cardsbrough offered cattle while buyers reported firm demand for corn, but overall market activity remained unchanged at midday.
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