25 Jan 1938
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 25, 1938
Page
1
A brief report notes the Saturday night baths closure in Bland Shire with few attendees. It mentions Hatlandark and Wenb Wee oa town timing and a manager named Me Motor Maker. The garbled text limits clarity but indicates a local closure event with minimal turnout.
In a mislabeled report from the Amtras la tennie championship tourney German star Henkel loses to relatively unknown Victorian George Matland in a surprising result. The event features numerous players including Salim rte yoann and MINS SISULES in a broad field with doubles events and other matches listed.
A blast and subsequent fire damaged the front of a Pawnington property after an explosion in the hall. Police say the blast was caused by a tin of petrol in the hallway. Three men and two women were in the house at the time. all escaped without serious injury.
The report states the intermediate examination results will be issued on Thursday afternoon after a delay.
Sydney, Momlay reports proclamations resuming ten em nton for dloner settlement to be signed by the Minister for Lands. The three witater have already been raaumved. Mr stuttew introduces a new units of seixivament in Hips Wo sell Wealthy the Government to Het proclamations preparators 44 pramplon Hue Mlinintey. Adil Meat Ap gewsters nf rvanimed extalew dinuaroe with salvation yitapid. By Us Government, Fivey eas wp He ham and Val Jation, Cones.
An unclear obituary fragment mentions several names and places with partial details. The text lists ages and potential communities, noting a 94 year old at an old address, and references to families or individuals such as Connell, Gayton, and Benson Ung. The piece remains fragmented with unreliable data and missing context.
Market notes indicate wheat prices fell during the afternoon trading session on Monday, with traders citing softer demand and harvest supply expectations affecting value. The report highlights price movements and potential implications for buyers and sellers in the grains market.
Sydney reports a potential mutton shortage as Minition and Homeguard forces face disruption. A strike at a remote facility raises concerns over meat supply. officials warn of limited reserves and possible delays in shipments.
A vehicle veered off the road yesterday afternoon striking a tree near Coast area. Five occupants were injured. mudguards torn off and car damaged. A passerby alerted a doctor who attended on site. victims transported to hospital for treatment.
A cropped and garbled sports fragment mentions a rugby score line with a team leading by 15 points to nil and references to France and a large team. Names and details are unreadable, leaving an unclear report with no verifiable outcomes or entities.
Fragmentary report from Sydney describes a clergyman’s critique of migration policy. The text references Fullerton Memorial and mentions ongoing discussion about Commonwealth and 6 Mejia in a possibly dated transcription.
A scrambled, fragmentary report details bomber activity over a French frontier sky. It mentions planes, bombs, and casualties, with unclear place names and dates, reflecting a chaotic wartime dispatch.
An officer, listed as Savurnay Lieatenent Commander Henry Cra ham Dudley de Chat, faces reprimand after serving as a former governor and involved in a naval detachment. The report notes the event surrounding the destroyer Semi and related duties, with context unclear due to damaged text.
A scrambled OCR listing multiple names, events, and brief notices. It references a funeral, a jabbered sequence of people including Alfred Wii and Marvella, a hospital event at Cartan Mowpital, and various social and community affiliations. The legible items suggest obituaries, gatherings, and minor civic notes.
Sydney report quotes Mr C E Marfin and Mr Lanw criticizing tactics in a party dispute. The text mentions a leader and debates over control, with references to an upcoming event and public reactions.
A government memo reports a 12 million pound electricity development plan. The Premier and works officials discuss the scheme's scope and its place in the cabinet agenda. Readings note the project aims to modernize power supply nationwide and align with election plans.
A man sustained a serious back injury while adjusting a harvester machine. He was working near a ratchet gear when the handle tipped causing a fall. Witnesses report the accident occurred on the farm with emergency services responding promptly.
A garbled OCR fragment references Te Filvudy and Yer Cle Brett along with Wealans and waked repetition. The readable bits mention a person or group and a location but lack clear context, dates, or outcomes to describe a full event or action.
A large shoe sale is announced with prices and dates, promising big discounts. The notice mentions opening events and locations, highlighting early bargains and special offers for shoppers.
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