Eric Weissel to captain Narandera in league match
Eric Weissel takes the helm for Narandera in a key league clash. The report notes his leadership as pivotal to the side’s plan.
29 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 29, 1935
Page
1
Eric Weissel takes the helm for Narandera in a key league clash. The report notes his leadership as pivotal to the side’s plan.
Samat Gee announces that ELS and Whitehead Opticians will make personal visits to several pharmacies in Wyalong and surrounding towns. The outreach, listed for February visits to Manning River areas and local hotels, aims to discuss optical services and products with residents.
J A Barraglouh Ltd announces next visits to West Wyalong on Tuesday January 22 from 10 to 1 and Wednesday January 21 from 9 to 1 at Bowring's Pharmacy. The firm, with George Street Sydney address, has toured the town regularly for over thirty years under Mr H Clark P.L.O.
Readable facts are sparse as OCR noise dominates this sports fragment. Mentions of teams and places are unclear with many garbled names. The item lacks a coherent lead, action or outcome to summarize confidently.
Fragmented OCR note indicates New Zealand wool sales day with uncertain details. Mentions price movements and market tests, unclear names or entities due to garbled text. No clear events, dates, or participants can be confirmed from readable content.
A fragmented notice lists vacant positions across regional departments. It references multiple locations and unnamed roles with unclear eligibility details and submission instructions. Further readable text indicates a focus on occupational openings within a local government or organization, but specifics are incomplete.
Fragmentary OCR text with multiple names and places, including Elizabeth Paton and others, plus scattered dates and groups. Content unreadable in parts but indicates a social or ceremonial gathering with various individuals and locations referenced in a garbled format.
The text notes pilot TL Han of Fast Air Taxi will conduct a private charter from Aura with two passengers aboard. It cites a 135 to 130 mph speed range and mentions planned services at Macent and Hungyr, with Viewum Olt Company Fry. Ltd arranging maintenance in May at a location in Australia.
Fragmented OCR notes describe London wool sales with mentions of Continental and Manwaly regions, noting mixed activity and possible prices or trends but details are unreadable. Names, dates, and precise figures are missing or garbled, yielding a vague picture of early trade conditions.
An untimely death occurred when a fire swept through a residence. Authorities report the person died instantly due to smoke and burns. The incident happened at a local address, with emergency responders arriving promptly but unable to revive the victim.
An OCR fragment reports the Federal Labor Party planning to contest the state election, naming individuals such as Avene y, Tien, Mp We, Cainmene, Hite Keenstnng, and H Hp Pry. It references contacting the next event on Mire Conbayeme and other authorities, with unclear details and contact notes.
Fragmentary OCR text lists memorials and notices involving individuals such as Headley Lemont Whi and Denollys, suggesting a local memorial or obituary page. Names and references appear amid garbled phrases, indicating a damaged historical listing.
In a chaotic report from Sydney the federal cabinet plans to vote on a key question amid party tensions. The London delegation faces pressure as supporters back the idea of a ministerial post for a country party member, with figures like Mr Patrickon or Mr Thorby among potential choices.
A leather creature submerged in the Wannrnnn River near Paine was revived using reinsertion techniques. The restoration restored consciousness after a prolonged submersion, marking a remarkable recovery event for local observers.
The Girrel Swimming Club will conduct a carnival at Sunny on February 1245 at 00 price 39 pounds. The baths have recently been renovated and are in excellent order with facilities wider of summering towns and visitors.
A fragmented report notes wheat price movements amid unsettled trade data. Readable portions reference a market tally and potential shifts in supply expectations, with sparse figures and vendor names, indicating a volatile trading day without a clear closing price.
A fragmentary notice from West Wyalna Rugby League Football Club reports an annual general meeting to be held at Memorial Hat. The document mentions election of officers and invites all interested persons to attend and participate in the local club affairs.
The readable text references hunting and land activity with phrases about authorities, hunters, and a plan to spend money on driving and prospecting. Names, dates, and concrete places are unclear, but the fragment suggests pursuit of mineral or land exploration and associated permits.
An auction sale listing stock and property at West Wyalong by various agents and firms. It notes regular stock sales at the Shire Yard and weekly sales, with district agents and affiliations included.
In a tragic incident at Kiera Mew near Coolangatta, Stanley Hilbert was found drowned while his wife Shia Whiwranal te Ane dent witnessed the event. The report notes a rollup E. Mille for Timber Lime and jemant with phone numbers 20 and 15.
Parish notices list multiple Church of England services across Waey Wyalo and nearby Wyalong. Readings include Epiphany observances, morning and evening prayers, and rector assignments at Wyalong and surrounding communities.
Fire destroyed haystacks estimated at twenty in a field near Drapery at Tre. Re. Davin in Boring Valley Arthienthen. The blaze damaged a shed and surrounding structures last week, with the turf and charts of the Drapery section consumed by flames.
A fragmented OCR item records bread prices and a market note. It mentions a loaf cost around 6d and a price of 2/6 or 8/8 on some dates. Names and places are unclear, but the text centers on price postings and consumer values in a historical street market setting.
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