01 Jul 1930
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 01, 1930
Page
1
R Armstrong Lingiey Walker and Co operate as wheat agents and shippers with Royal Insurance Company coverage. The record mentions fire hail pest and live stock coverage, plus wheat certificates and buyer needs, in an Australian Perth context.
An obituary details the death of Mr. I Irwin and mentions surviving relatives Mrs Geddes of Quan Ghia and others. The notice cites church attendance, funeral arrangements at the Cemetery, and mentions remaining family members and last rites. It notes services at the Church of England and a funeral at Mineiad AOR IOGITL with mourners and burying location.
The return of the election official list is noted with names A Riding of Manshire and several others. Ballot papers must be sent by postal allot and are due by the specified returns officer by the stated date and time.
The article reports on a double dissolution call and Senate rejection of arbitration. It references Sydney and motions from political figures, noting a tense parliamentary moment and procedural push for conflict resolution. The text mentions deadlines and party dynamics without detailing names or places beyond generic references.
A cryptic item from the era describes Kingsford Smith's return journey with scattered references to passengers and a base sky route. The garbled text mentions figures like Neate Nant Sew and Siesta Smith and hints at a marriage or reunion while noting a retraced path and a notable claim related to flight.
A fragmented OCR text describes a train burial event referencing named places and individuals in a cryptic format. The readable fragments mention a buried train car and a sequence of unclear names and dates, suggesting a historical incident with limited legible details. The material hints at an accident or burial scene but lacks coherent, verifiable facts for full reconstruction.
A man named Wai Fraser, with several spelling errors in the text, was found guilty of stealing at North Sydney. He allegedly took £4 from a room and faced a fine and weeks of punishment as stated in the fragmentary report.
An incident in Brisbane ended with fatal wounds after a shooting affray. Police report a single assailant and a quick medical response, with the victim later declared dead at a local hospital. Details remain limited as investigators pursue leads and identify those involved.
Fragmentary report mentions travel to Australia via Allahabad and Sydney with confusing place names and unclear destinations. The text references Attabiabad Hut Wo aipmon Mtuttte and a vernal night in Australia, with a remark about Haleuita at Hi hom and a return trip noted as off stage. The overall meaning is obscured by garbled OCR.
Aboard the AY PNW a crew of two are reported dead in an incident near the 1148 port area. Authorities, including ANH and local officials, are investigating the cause as families await details from the steward and maritime officers.
A Sunday fire gutted a weatherboard shop and residence at Falumba occupied by Mrs Gelling, a newsagent and lace goods dealer. She was away at a neighbor's when flames began, neighbors prevented spread, and only partial damage to contents occurred. Fire brigade arrival noted, but no injuries reported.
A cryptic report describes Seagrave's boat being raised amid a covert plan involving named individuals. A witness from Landi notes the boat was moved to a hidden location while a world event brews nearby, with mentions of Mandaba Thin and Sir Nenty Seagrave.
Central Court today examined James Coot accountant Katoh Huh secretary Vivin Pantiride Manna Ing Wheeter and Albert Smith worker in a case of alleged conspiracy to commit eat and defend Me whare. Holders of the Australian Peerlit life vind euwrad Assurance Co Limited were linked to the matter. Remand and a further adjournment were granted with proceedings expected to continue in about two weeks.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a robbery involving a person named Ayriney and various unnamed figures. The text mentions attempted entry, a confrontation at a door, a motion toward violence, and a suspect named Terry. Details are unclear and garbled, but the record indicates a robbery incident occurred with injuries and a possible motive referenced.
The report notes a wheat price of twenty nine and a half cents per bushel in Alton this afternoon, with context indicating market activity and regional pricing trends.
A fragmentary report describes a meeting of the Workers Industrial Union at Broken Hill. It notes unsettled aims, proposed 1d per won payments, and fears of the Proprietary Mine’s closure followed by other mines. The text hints at union actions and potential industry impact but is unclear.
A fragmented notice outlines a motor service between Wyn and Rankins Springs via Talumba and Wrenthlly, offering passenger and parcel transport. It states departure from Rankina quinn and return journeys, with a Thursday schedule and connection to nearby towns.
A compact note highlights themes of war and humanity with references to Gatun and a whimsical phrase the Great Peppermint Cure. The fragmentary line hints at cultural or editorial humor, pairing distant places with global concerns.
The annual weeklong event of winners from the Rifle Club will be held at Mr Moots on Batchday next. All duly invited and participating, attendance required for the gathering.
The Wear Wraloong Chamber of Commerce will hold a meeting at Mimorlat Mall on Friday night. Local members are urged to attend for community business and planning.
In a decisive second Test, Australia bowled out England for a low score as Woolley and Woodfull led the attack. The home side struggled with early wickets, while Australia built a substantial first innings total and enforced a lead before tea.
Dalgety and Co TAG with Mesure Illywtriat announce an auction of household furniture. The sale will be held at Market ab tive and includes numerous items. Dalgety Andra and Kityeteich with Mr Laurel and Adrien will offer StF goods.
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