31 Jan 1936
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 31, 1936
Page
1
A junior cricket match between Boy Bats and Barmedman in the Glen Association competition saw George Woottan lead the Boy Bats with a notable innings. Wellington and Wallington contributed with strong bowling and fielding as Barmedman struggled to chase a total.
A Harvest Festival pageant will be presented at Hinwa to Methodist Church on Monday evening. The event features a performance titled EWAMP TM and includes a colourful parade and a formal pageant scene. Special attendance by local families is encouraged.
A garbled notice lists multiple individuals linked to nursing dating, pharmacy, and work trips. It mentions Ruby Sheedy at Walon, Mr Cat Alexander, Mrs Alexander preparing travel, and routines around February. Attendees are bound for retreats and annual meetings in Goulburn and Sydney areas with various local figures and businessmen present.
A dense brief outlines events for February including a large weekly market at West Wyilong on Tuesday February and a later sale Thursday February. It notes auctions of furniture and effects from Mrs Arkin at Youngurne and a mixed farming property near West Wyilong. Also advertised are a monthly market at Tanke Parkellign on Thurwing February and a sheep sale with 120 head expected at Shiew yards on February Ath.
A London dispatch reports Queen Mary expressing heartfelt thanks to the nation and empire for its sympathy during a period of mourning. She notes the strength of public sorrow supported her and vows to remain steadfast in duty and leadership through the national ordeal.
A garbled notice suggests a potential imperial conference in 1937 with references to coronation plans and regional royal political figures, but details are unclear and names are partially unreadable.
The fragmentary report notes a student’s fatal injury after a railway or transport accident near Port Pirie in July. It mentions a mother and another relative, plus a hospital or shipboard scene, with unclear names and local officials referenced in terse phrases.
Reported clashes and riots spread across multiple regions. Military and civilian casualties rise as European powers confront escalating violence. Aid agencies monitor evacuations and shortages while diplomatic embassies urge restraint amid ongoing hostilities.
A blaze badly damaged the Shlintay hotel in Barmedman, eroding a key local landmark. Fire crews fought the flames through the night as residents feared wider damage to a fragile community. Investigators await a full report on the cause and any injuries.
Fragmented OCR reads as a local ballot defeat for a seaman's secretary amid a strike scene. Mentions names like Johnston and Galan, with references to active committees and union activity. Incomplete text hints at tensions, possible dates, and contested outcomes.
Fragmentary text from Sydney dated Thursday describes cricket action with names and scores but is largely garbled. It references Nawab of Main, Dowal's Hloom, and Tarrant's team in Australia, but concrete results, dates, venues, or full player details are missing.
A report says an appellate panel may be appointed to hear state and federal tax appeals next Monday. The panel is expected to include Justice Hinkle, replacing the Board of Review, with ties to the Supreme Court and state facilities.
The scattered OCR note records a wheat price quote in Denally market. It mentions wheat being quoted and references a sermon context or venue in Vuesiy with unclear details.
The article reads as a garbled page segment with scattered letters and names. It mentions a ball and references Glevatapiew and A Ty, but details are unclear. Readers are left with little concrete information about events, people, or locations due to the corrupted text.
Special talkies blurb lists Velvet era film attractions. It highlights star Anita, Merle Oberwo, Margot, Claud Allinton, Frank Petite, and a feature titled The Medicine Man. The piece notes Wednesday previews and next days show offerings with ads and schedules.
A late hour blaze swept through a city district Thursday causing extensive damage. Fire crews battled the flames at a factory and nearby structures, with several workers evacuated and authorities estimating substantial losses before containment.
Sydney dispatch outlines the husband of the former Kaiser's sister enduring poverty after wartime exile. The brief notes his financial hardship and social decline within the ongoing postwar era.
A fragmented notice discusses a public service salaries campaign and introduces tones of reform. It references AY PNEY and various names and roles, mentioning improved conditions and a party line. The ad hints at outreach through phones 29 and 18 for recruitment or inquiries.
A local dressmaking program highlights new course offerings and showcases designs by notable students. Participants include Nerina Jane Ennore, Annest Puller, Laura Todet, Aaruaret Morton, Murmree Stewart, and others. The event earlier featured Mary Taner Allan Meter and Vera Masten with stage readings and demonstrations.
A funeral notice for a conductor associated with Pioneer is listed in West Wyalong with contact phones 29 and 13, indicating obituary or service arrangements. The fragment notes the location and phone numbers for inquiries or coordination.
A garbled railway style report notes full rates for goods and services from Ganodon water to London Wales. It references Dole payments, Indhuliga sums, New South Wales inputs, and an Australian value, with approximate totals around 90d.
E Mille, conductor honored for service with 20 and 15 years of work at Weat Wyalong, Puneea district. The notice records a local acknowledgment of milestones by a regional transport worker.
An obituary notice from Sanday recalls a Seneca locality vigil honoring a deceased resident. The article notes community remembrance, family statements, and local officials expressing condolences as neighbors share memories and respect.
A short oblique notice mentions interment with family names and locations. The fragment references Mr Hun Rawel and the family of Ronni eo Fane with Lane, noting a holiday period and an interment service at Slievicine. Other readable items include mentions of Tot Fave EL sere and a general reference to interment practices.
A community event at Wilton Hall to honor a deceased member ends with a ceremonial toast and a raffle. Attendees from St Trarmabas Church and local families contribute to a tribute for Mier Cattle and invitees reflect on the past prelude to a church anniversary. A committee oversees proceedings and a small fund-raiser aids the church.
Fragmented OCR text includes names and phrases about a dance event and measurements with unclear context. Core readable items mention Mavis, Nieto, Tate, and an event, but precise details and storyline are obscured.
A J Swan auctioneer and stock and property salesman promotes value at West Wyalong. Fortnightly salve at Shire Yards weekly Swensy Austin Homa, Murat Salve at Intervale. Auction suiee conducted in any part W Aneaigtriot, district agent for New Zealand 4iatt and Mercantile Amenes Co Ltd. Liberal avivapoee ta wapeliemus, machiners, gutsa, lanelees shoes a agwut for Sey Zealand neurane Co Ltd Agout for Dalgety and Co Ltd reia departiment.
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