25 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 25, 1935
Page
1
Fragmented notes show a sheep sale report with Merino wethers and ewes, mentioning prices per head, odd lot descriptions, and dates around 9 to 18 July. References to locations near Merino and various breeders or buyers appear, with scattered figures and names obscured by OCR.
Adelaide reports the government intends to hire about 1200 men on various public works including tailings, railways, and drainage projects. Officials seek financial assistance from the Federal Government to carry out the planned volume of work while urging workers to stay in good health with a tonic laxative advertised locally.
A listing records visits by Fels arniand of Barraclough Ltd Optometrists and Opticians at George Street Sydney and multiple towns. It notes courtdates and appointment windows in West Wyalong Tallimba and Weeelland, with a recurring note of the visitor’s thirty year town presence and representation by R Clark.
Printed and sublighted by John Wilson Parker proprietor, Court Street Wen Wyelong, at his Drapery Works. Ad describes Barity Jewellery and a local shop in a damaged, stylized 19th century layout with mixed place names and branding.
The board accepted the resignation of Matron EV Baker who led Wyalong Dintrey Hospital. Acting Matron McQuilten 98 was appointed by the directors while the hospital continues operations under new leadership.
Sh FHL Murray of this elamr of Grune if i Common yah Flat underwent an obwratton for aye venidininc in ayney on Woirwtay ee rage Ol whl Deproti. He was vuivagen hawk wy bev' hom tat vay By se Vung Auiubany Jeger Hoke Mawwater a Mr sat Nagwr of Pate Sti. The rendition notes gifts and congratulations from local banks and officials. The transfer and appointment to the Parker branch are mentioned with praise for his royal and vibrant words.
A garbled OCR style weather note hints at cool changes and temperature readings near LIM with references to a midweek day and a Thursday forecast. The fragment suggests a shift in conditions but lacks clear values or locations.
Ten plasterers are to depart for South Africa on a soon date under a work guarantee of twelve months. They will be paid 2 shillings 8 pence per hour, which with the exchange rate equates to about nine pounds fourteen shillings per week in Australian currency.
The fragmentary text appears as a garbled mix of languages and names referencing China, Japan, troops, and locations such as Tipton and Manton. It is unclear, but hints at military or political topics with scattered proper nouns and phrases without a clear narrative or Dates, requiring conservative summarization of the legible items.
A fragmented report recalls a judge's strong rebuke of Waterside workers conditions and arbitration. The text mentions various names and dates, including references to legal actions and appeals, highlighting tension between workers and authorities.
An elderly man aged about 80 died after falling in front of a tram near the Granville Fairway atatern hight. He expired approximately 20 minutes after the incident amid attempts to render first aid by bystanders and medical staff.
Severe winter storm pins Vancouver in snow with six inches fallen since Sunday. Communications and rail service disrupted as roads clog and travelers face delays. Local authorities urge caution and shelter in place while crews clear arterials and restore transit links.
The report notes strong overseas demand for canned fruits with exports rising substantially this season. Analysts point to improved processing capacity and steady supply chains as drivers of the surge, while exporters anticipate continued growth into the next quarter.
Fragmentary report notes multiple deaths amid a heat wave, with references to Worley and local officials. Readers are urged to take precautions as temperatures soar and emergency services respond to rising health risks.
In Melbourne the Associated Chambers of Commerce urged adoption of the bully banding sgetene for wheat, seeking a nationwide waiver to replace present standards. The move aims to standardize grading and accelerate introduction of a uniform system across Australia.
A London to Sydney cable reports brisk wool sales with prices around 8 shillings per pound. The note notes steady demand, with buyers active across grades amid a steady market tone.
A fragmented OCR note from a hospital boards meeting reports strain on hospital services. It mentions storekeepers, staff shortages, and members of the hospital committee. The text is garbled but indicates concern over capacity and access to care.
Fragmentary report indicates debate in Britain over lifting a ban on wine and related trade. The piece mentions concerns about impacting a transition period and potential effects on the amateur sector, with unnamed officials or commentators voicing caution.
Sydney police report a body found in the Newcastle railway yard with a severed head nearby as investigators pursue a suspect who may have appeared at a local court. The scene raises questions about the victim's identity and motive amid a tense investigation.
In Wenedy on Friday January 15 voters are asked to attend the Purinent elective event amid Commonwealth relief measures. Details include a primary action at the Tivoli Theatre and local notices about the hospital and town sessions.
Reading from the snippet shows references to old age pensions with automatic increases from 17/6 to 18/1 and mentions adjustments made by the government. Names and some words are garbled but point to policy changes affecting pension payments and the ruling authority.
The Parish Church of England in Wyalong hosts services on Sunday including a 7:30 pm gathering led by Master Prisuvterias Chunch and Rev. Wentone Tainaan. Attendees from Sabane AG and Wea Werekalip Colne de Suetor are expected. special prayers for hearthty and sin are on the agenda.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention MAIN STREET WEST WYALONG and Fortnightly or Monthly sales. References to agents Condon Lancashire Fire Insurance Cabide and Little's Liyeap, with a Watts Went ng ale. Contacts include Phone 201.
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