Wheat price inquiry and market terms unclear
The fragmentary text shows scattered phrases about wheat prices and related terms but lacks coherent details. No identifiable persons, organizations, or places are clearly stated for a proper summary.
26 Jan 1932
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 26, 1932
Page
1
The fragmentary text shows scattered phrases about wheat prices and related terms but lacks coherent details. No identifiable persons, organizations, or places are clearly stated for a proper summary.
Fragmented report notes an overrun in lottery receipts with figures around 848 pounds and a reference to January and February totals. Mentions a person or place named AYDADY and Motеl Us As and a possible drawing at a local venue. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
On a Likely Tuesday near Kiama a 17 year old girl from Boumlary Street was killed after a crash on a road named Liertite dour. Her father Herbert Meury Firbwick of Sydney, a photo photographer, survived. The driver, Mr Co Mow, helped after the accident. A passing motorist and the nearby resident Mr Webr rendered aid.
In West Wyalong buyers attended a fortnightly market with modest sheep yarding and firmer prices for young sheep. Merino types showed varying quotations from 7/11 to 10/1 for different classes while lambs and woolly sheep posted steadier demand. cattle yarding was light with pricing around a few shillings per head.
A chaotic Sydney Melbourne incident left a 17 year old youth Alan Nilsson dead and another 17 year old Rana Tinsley seriously injured. Abbie was also injured as authorities investigated a deadly motorcycle crash involving several youths.
The readable text is garbled and does not reveal a coherent event, person, or organization to summarize into a valid historical record Card.
A violent breakout at Dartmoor Prison led to a two hour clash between 200 to 400 convicts and about a dozen wardsmen. The riot, following a prolonged unrest, damaged hospital buildings and administrative headquarters. No prisoners escaped and many officers were injured or killed. The event drew hundreds of police to the surrounding districts.
A transport accident near Toowoomba left twelve passengers aboard a lorry injured when it struck a fence and plunged ten feet into a dry creek bed. The vehicle rolled over and stopped twenty yards downstream. Florence Hanty, 18, required lifting to extract.
A group gathered for a kitchen tea at Mie Rye Rowrhyt House Friday night then moved to Towhay Hall on Friday. Guests enjoyed lively conversation and music as they stayed past midnight to prolong the celebration.
An OCR fragment reports a record break related to a Yemen cable fragment and mentions names or places amid garbled text. The readable portion lacks clear events or entities to confirm specifics.
Fragmented readable text mentions shipping and ports with unclear names and dates. No coherent event or actions can be established from the legible portion.
fragmentary report states no new infantile paralysis cases on Saturday and a quiet subsurface area with limited data. authorities provide few details about the weekend health situation and ongoing monitoring by local public health officials.
Fragmented readable text describes a fall on a tiled floor and a hotel switch. Names like Mantay Ayan and Thesdy eiol appear, with references to Netball and a city location. The partial lines suggest an incident at a hotel and a venue in WHinertene city, but details are unclear.
The Commonwealth Wool and Produce Co and partners announce special sales at Abive Saleyards Prides on January 28 featuring 60 draught mares and geldings. Additional auctions include sheep and cattle sales at Ungarte on February 9 and a broad clearing sale at Tarwige Waxt. Woon, with numerous entries from H Dryden and others.
Fragmentary text describes two drowning cases with minimal readable details including names and locations, but specifics remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
Monday the Attorney General said the Commonwealth would settle waterside trouble permanently after a deputation from Port Nelbourne. A committee will represent shipowners and waterfront workers, with the government to pursue smaller measures or new legislation if a broad agreement cannot be reached.
Premier of South Australia Javeaing 4 conference of representatives with Western Australia and Taxmania to discuss the burdens endured under Federation. Conference aims to discern Alwibil ties and seek relief for the states.
A Sydney report notes that Ier President signed in Hecron ordering the dissolution of the Jesuit Order in Spain. The brief item cites government action and creates regional reaction among observers and religious groups.
A large meeting of the Elrington Miners' Lodge, held Monday, decided by an overwhelming majority to resist the Miners' Central Council orders to cease work at the Broken Hull Proprietary Colliery.
Rector of Wanlone Parish, accompanied by Mire and Elliot, prepares to leave on an upcoming holiday. The miniator community, Roy W. J. Congas, and others are urged to remain engaged with the parish affairs during the rector’s absence.
George Turchell aged 42 from Guane Ah drowned yesterday when his boat capsized in the Namal River about Wa miles from the town. His wife witnessed the tragedy as responders searched the scene.
Hohinst Deaconio led a packed field to victory in the AWC Challenge Stakes at Randwick with a late surge. Tam Pineh faded to third as Hohinst and Deaconio drew backers with a steady run and a strong finish across the final furlongs.
A Forbes RS branch meeting led to protest against the Minister for Land policy. Farmers from Irving area and surrounding districts voiced grievances over land action and agricultural support during the annual gathering. The meeting allegedly passed a motion condemning the minister and seeking policy reconsideration.
A fragmented church notice lists service times for several denominations in Wyalong and surrounding areas. It mentions Church of England services on January 1 and 31 1902 at West Wyalong, Rev Frank Elliot and Rev WJ Cooran, along with Unitarian and Presbyterian entries, and a Baptist festival emphasis.
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