25 Jan 1936
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 25, 1936
Page
1
G P Evans and Englert and Wootten are identified in connection with a dispute or action titled Atitaite. Commissioner for looks to be involved, with details lacking clear dates or outcomes. The fragment hints at a formal professional matter requiring adjudication or official handling.
The standard for this wheat was fixed by the rainy trade section of the Sydney Chamber of Commerce in a meeting attended by wheat representatives. Mr Cameron presented a hand of evidence and the best score was recorded in New gent wat.
The Minister for Education states schools will reopen on Tuesday next after the Xmas holiday period. Attendees from various districts will attend the Vue event noting educational plans amid local disruptions and timetable changes.
Professor Mackie and the Australian University of Political Studies cite deplorable, crowded, dingy conditions in many schools. The department replies using long lists of inspected facilities at the Sydney Summer School program. Officials defend the state of buildings as adequate, noting improvements and ongoing reviews despite allegations.
Sydney reports a shortage of iron with 10,000 tons planned for import to ease building pressures. The wire service notes government measures and industry actions amid rising costs and sluggish output affecting construction and manufacturing sectors.
A ragged OCR listing bids and prices for various sheep and lambs from multiple vendors. It notes trimmings of merino rams and Corriedale, with prices in shorn and unshorn states and references to buyers and auctions. Names of sellers and buyers appear amid numbers like 11/42 and 14/3, reflecting a regional livestock sale record.
The report notes the death of Mrs Kennedy after an operation at Masuuliy Hospital. It mentions Mrs Mier Droxrmaning as favourable in remarks and references a death connected to Went Wyalone and a Miss Doris Lae. Formerly of Parkes, the obituary notes ties to Pont Cidice Tait and other regional names.
A partial cable from London reports heavy casualties with confusion over numbers in a northern frontier clash. The message mentions Aby Aone and Abyasiain forces and notes fatalities amid unclear details, reflecting limited readable facts from the incident.
A fragment reports internees in Australia related to a Sydney dispatch about natives derailed by a wire incident. It mentions General Urfaslonla and a group led by Ansari, with inmates at a place called Taye Aburn and references to Australian occupancy.
About 450,000 people gathered in Westminster Hall to pay tribute to a monarch, the scene attracting mourners from London and beyond as the public line stretched along avenues. The event marked a solemn farewell with many attendees lingering to honor the late ruler.
Owners and seamen met in Sydney amid a heated conference over a shipping dispute. The participants aimed to reach a settlement before formal negotiations began. The ACTA president urged federal action to facilitate talks, but Mr Mengiés said movement depended on ongoing minutes.
A local community marks a two minute silence during the Walled Klux Jom on Tweety. The event aims to honor reflection and pause before activities resume at 10 p.m.
A disrupted Tuesday will see government departments closed and the Taw Courts not in operation, while inday shops and businesses will not open. The notice indicates a general day of non-operation affecting public services and commerce.
A conference on working hours convened by the Medersi Government will be held in Rodney. Leading industry representatives will present a report on working hours and discuss feasible reforms. The meeting is hosted by the Clot Joake and attended by national interests from Australia.
Royal funeral details from Westminster Hall with route and participants. The procession will leave at 9:45 on Tuesday, escorted by royal guards and naval officers, with 142 Bluejackets in attendance. Queen Mary watches in mourning as the coffin is borne on a naval carriage through the streets.
The weekly cricket match features West Wyaiong vying for the O'Farrell Cup with a strong team selected. Players include Roumert toapt sic, Lotta, Quilty, Webster, Kearns, L Cooper, Templeman, Henson, Butler Flay, and others. The game starts at Hum e Nattoral and will determine the cup holder for the coming season.
Market readers note fluctuating wheat prices with small gains cited by brokers. Traders report cautious activity as weather and global supply concerns influence futures and cash prices across major grain markets.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions music and names, with unclear context and multiple spelling errors. It references a title line and potential individuals but lacks cohesive narrative or verifiable details to formulate a clear summary.
A combined memorial service for the death of King George will be held at Tivol Theatre on Tuesday morning, 22nd, commencing at 9 o'clock. Clergy, local organizations, and noted speakers will participate with a special address by Ray. W. J. Douglass. All business routes have agreed to close from 2:30 p.m. onwards for the event.
The W W Show Association announces its annual general meeting with arrangements and key agenda items. Officials urge members to attend the event at the designated venue and date to discuss dues, bylaws, and upcoming show schedules.
A jumble of church notices and times lists services at Wyalong Went Wyatane and surrounding parishes. Readers are urged to attend harvest events, special hymns, and sermons led by local ministers with varied start times and locations.
Special Talkies presents The Areontan with Dix and a star cast. The program starts at 8 pm with screenings and readings throughout the week. Temple and Bhisley are featured in later showings.
A proposed new Bramen's Union led by Jacob Johneum Tian was not endorsed and appeared to lapse. No official announcement or action followed the plan to form the union.
Official notice concerning a provision under The Cymyn Taide Acta and related court order. Details reference a 11th vend Ten Pebruary and mention Kommandae Vakm an tik BPARLEY TUNIS DMatrtor Sy¢emyar in a formal government context.
Local West Wyalong facility promotes fresh produce and seafood. They advertise dry seed poultry and fish are always on hand with oysters and prawns available to order.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a royal or ceremonial figure and media coverage. It references funeral proceedings, broadcast authority, and potential moves by a king or leader. Names and places are partially garbled, but the piece centers on royal communications after a funeral and ensuing questions of governance.
A fragment notes Meagher's Summer Sale in Moab and an event featuring Monae Otis and Meera, with references to dates, locations, and a water line performance. The wording is garbled but hints at a local community sale and a stage appearance, likely during a midsummer period. Names include Monae Otis and Meera. place mentions Moab and Wallin.
A. J. Swan Yortulghily conducts a public sale for New Zaghasd Mercantile Agency Co Ltd offering liberal advances and machinery through the sale of livestock and goods. Names appear as agents for the sale and details mention New Zealand insurers and related entities.
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