27 Jan 1933
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 27, 1933
Page
1
Auction sales conducted with bale consignments listed under various brokers and agents. Machinery, gates, and shop items referenced. tuner agent for Schute and Bell and At eatramoes appears in fragmentary listing.
A historical notice reports the highest wheat price linked to warrants for royal insurance covering fire mall and workmen's compensation, outlining the financial safeguards and policy scope in place.
Fragmentary report notes Irish election results with De Valera supporters leading in Sydney and mentions a Duplin cable. The text is garbled with misplaced words and unclear figures, but references to De Valera and party tallies suggest a political update on Irish election outcomes.
A fragmented item discusses Tivoli Talkies screening a juvenile court drama titled Youngs America and a feature with Tracy, Dor, Kenyan, Mercer, Tilainy. It notes adult interest and a tasting preview, with references to a separator, police, and cast names in a program note style.
A fragmentary report outlines Australia’s role in the League of Nations effort. It references funding estimates around 800 million in gold and about £460 in sterling, noting cost guidance and national expenditure considerations amid the planning stages.
Incoherent OCR fragment from a Westhalle notice references a conjunction and a furniture sale. It mentions a meeting or court action with unclear names, dates, and places such as Weed tally, Jara Feberg, Slardey, and Slardey 4h Pobruaey.
Drought stricken Queensland countryside faces rationing as thousands in central western areas endure water and food shortages. Rural communities in Sydney and wider Australia mobilize relief efforts to support affected households and livestock.
The Deputy Director of Post and Tommeragin presents an appeal regarding postal service improvements. Kitto asserts that the public is entitled to quicker, expert service and condemns current handling at the Post Office counters.
The Queensland delegation of the Australian Workers Union faces a rift over policy toward the party. Attitudes toward a candidate nomination and potential party alignment hinge on the delegation’s stance at upcoming meetings, with internal tensions suggesting a key vote will shape future affiliations.
A nine year old boy died at Crowle yesterday after being pulled from deep water following a balloon tourney mishap. Eyewitnesses say the child wandered near the water with others when he went under and did not resurface. Lifesaving efforts were started immediately but proved unsuccessful.
A fragmentary report notes clothing found on a beach near Tamarwma, with unclear names and details. The garb was located after a reported incident and mentions a person awaiting medical attention and water nearby. Further readable specifics are not clear in the damaged text.
A dramatic column laments huge payments to foreign nations, accusing policymakers of misusing funds and undermining domestic interests. It argues for tighter controls, budget scrutiny, and prioritizing national projects over overseas transfers.
The article reports the fatal accident of Mercert O Keeffe amid a rural district tragedy. It details the return journey by car when a collision near Wear Wyaling and Wyalong led to his death and injuries to Mrs. O Keeffe and others. Funeral arrangements and coroner inquiry are noted, with the family and local officials named.
A flower show and high tea will be held at the Weal Wratong Presbyterian Church on Saturday and Sunday in May. Further particulars will be advertised in Jane.
In a fragmented report from the period, mentions leaving special certificates connected to senate races and regional districts. References to candidates, districts, and fundraising notes appear with unclear dates and places.
A noisy wool auction day saw strong demand from Windford and foreign buyers, with Japan and Germany active. The report notes a hardening market. details list numerous bidders and clerks, and mention plans for an upcoming sale at Tapaday. City officials, including the Mayor of Wriins, attend a public meeting amid signals of further auctions and local development.
The Rev Frank EL Mote and Rev W J Conran will oversee holiday services with no other public rites planned. Wyntons parish will have oversight during this period and no Sunday services at the usual location.
The fragment notes a wheat price quote dated Friday February 190 with unclear details. It references a market quote context but provides minimal readable data and no clear figures or entities beyond commodity and date.
Sunday January saw Akotn w by Tikora w bye while Benda led 1th Pititel Aic Waja Giri in a cricket championship. Monday February featured Wel Kikoinn Coupee and a standout win for Athotra Great Winmunga. Tuesday March included Cate Wien Ungarie and Kikolce Wan by in a series of fixtures.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places in a local notice style with unclear details. It suggests a say event or representation but lacks coherent facts or dates. The readable items include proper nouns like HL Gero and Steyn, Vie rwee, indicating potential persons or teams.
A statewide flood storm devastated communities with widespread damage and loss of life. Rescue teams race against time as rivers overflow and infrastructure fails, leaving residents displaced and seeking aid from relief agencies. Local governments declare emergencies while weather services warn of continuing rainfall and flood risk.
A fragmentary 19th century notice warns readers about rabbit poisoning and proposes homemade baits using thistle roots apple and hot honey with flour and beef stock. It includes instructions and mentions poison components and farm warnings, reflecting dangerous advice circulated in the era.
An appeal regarding hospital arrangements and the local ward election process is described. Officials discuss the town’s needs, funding, and timelines, with emphasis on preparations before winter. The article mentions Mrs. Miraphah Wedd and Dexpltat in connection with the ongoing planning and duties.
Fragmented OCR describes an HOA related notice for Marraclough LTT Opticians at 18 George, with garbled phrases about a meeting or event on a Wednesday at 2:42 pm and a projection of some sort, mentioning Globe Arch and Treen fins.
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