17 Jan 1939
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 17, 1939
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and numbers and mentions wheat price context. Many garbled phrases intersperse with what may be prices, locations, and individuals, but the readable content is too fragmented to extract a coherent incident or outcome. The piece reads like a partial newspaper snippet without a clear event.
A fragmented notice records a Strasser sale listing items and times with unclear details. The brief mentions Whee te Mok eeipmeat main oes and Monty piel Urals, with references to IE thas and at his were.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a listing of names and places with unclear context. The readable items include references to Chanel and Weer Wyatang, Pritap slot Hh, Mhurwane, Hattal Y, Pee, and Invvanne with scattered mentions of TY Halen Cre Mental and Nha AMNEBOe bow. No coherent event or outcome established.
A scrambled fragment hints at a cup named O’Farrell with odd terms like Wilds veHL and mare Automane Strange Dune 99a Fated. The text mentions Ahad, Hr butlers, and Tena, implying a quirky competitive or social gathering with unclear outcomes.
An emergency message from Sydney elites reports ongoing bush fires near Nepean River and damage to the Majtoe bridge between Pleton and Dougie Park. The incident disrupts local travel as firefighting teams patrol the area and coordinate limited access for residents.
A Sydney heat wave caused multiple fatalities over the weekend. The death toll includes several residents and families affected by the extreme temperatures and related conditions.
An interim fragment reports the death of Rev. Father Mullins with partial legible lines referencing religious service figures and surrounding details. The readable text hints at a church role and a possible location, but the full event and context remain unclear.
Patchy readable text links a heat related event in Sydney with a flare of activity at Burge and a police or search response. Names and details are unclear but note references to a heat wave and a hunt or incident involving authorities.
Community gathered Sunday in Mahda fon to bid farewell to Rev McAlpine amid prayers and memories. The service included tribute from Mr Budd and sorrowful remembrances by attendees, signaling a solemn departure of the pastor.
A fragmented report details the death of an early settler near West Wyalong amid goldfield activity. The notice mentions witnesses and local reaction, with scattered names and places readable in the OCR, reflecting a quiet moment in the frontier town.
A Bland Stipe Counei, now known as The supeltinely whote mane, seeks to appoint phi services of a Howlett speuter. Applications for the peal are to be discussed at the February meeting chaired by Mf Coane.
Officials in West Welongy refuse barber license for Mirroo Hud and cite failure to meet council requirements. The decision follows a review of credentials and compliance with local barbering standards.
A local facility announces weekend closure due to maintenance. Officials expect the pool to reopen after Saturday night, with updates provided through public notices and the city’s recreation department.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a tree planting event in Gagie Lane with unclear details. Names, dates, or organizations are unreadable, leaving the core activity as the noted planting in a local street setting.
In a period marked by regulatory scrutiny, Euratha Goldmining Co faces lease cancellation after failing to meet labor condition standards. The notice lists authorities and dates but the readable text is fragmented, indicating noncompliance and potential enforcement action.
A damaged OCR fragment references a meeting of Armle sbi Cun Pit at Want Wyant nip Friday and vows to tran s tor awe. It mentions an employee of Caauel Me 1 Machaneln and legal actions or vows linked to a hospital scene. The text is largely unreadable with many garbled names and dates.
Police combed a bush area near the hospital on Monday in an effort to locate a missing patient but found no trace. The search involved several officers and a medical team, and authorities continued to follow leads as night fell.
A damaged OCR fragment reports unrest and attacks on gaol warders, mentioning dates, places, and officials with unclear names. The readable items hint at a period of conflict, guard casualties, and potential legal or military actions in a coastal region during a late year.
A garbled entry list mentions teams and events for a large sports carnival. Names and specifics are unclear but indicate a major athletic gathering with multiple participants.
The government plans a policy review on pig iron transport and trade. Officials consider withdrawal terms and potential reforms, while the 2000 export level and port facilities come under scrutiny at regional centers.
Opaque ledgers and missed meetings fuel distrust as hospital board members face questions over funding and policy. Residents urge clearer reporting while external auditors review budget lines and future allocations.
The Doar of Tirwerns of the Wralong and Clawietysth announces a monthly meeting and names Dir. Te L McCany, Tren siver ta ALL Ue Vacuney. The appointment follows the death of M. Smith who held the post for one year. dm McConn to one AF the four Government representatives on the Board. The youngest man to hold the position since the union’s formation.
A town notice states a B Grade Clerk appointment will be announced for the West Wyallime area. The meeting to discuss the appointment and related chambers is scheduled at West Wyallime on Friday, with the corral and applicant details to be confirmed.
Fragmentary text outlines K G Anthoness a property salesman from West Wyalong linked to valuers institutes and multiple entities including Dalgety and Vivlow Trusten Up of Aust. The readable lines mention association with Commonwealth Institute of Valuers and various professional ties.
R N T Ridley and Company auctioneers announce a sale of stock and general machinery at their West Wyalong office on Wain Street. District agents for Co Finance, with monthly sales events and delivery details under Box 114 Wires.
Main Street West Wales hosts fortnightly stock and property sales by Cattle and Messner New. Auctioneers and agents advertise in district with Dalgety Co. Ltd Grain Department and New Zealand Loan and Mercantile agencies. Includes horse auctions and stock sales across districts with insurance and agricultural supplies.
D A Gagie & Co Auctioneers list stock and station items on Main Street West Wyalong. The notice mentions wool and produce and references consignments and agents in a terse historical advertisement style.
A J Abbott, listed as agent for Farmers and Grains Insurance Co, promotes grain and insurance services with a phone contact in West Wyalome. The notice references the late J F Megan and notes Abbott as representative for the agency.
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