04 Jul 1930
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1930
Page
1
A devastating blaze at a Sydney location traps a mother and daughter as residents describe the scene. One girl falls to the ground from a window, while others scream for help. Firefighters battle flames and crowded stairways as neighbors relay the dramatic, terrifying events.
Amalgamation involves seven companies forming a holding company named Tre Houaee of Auatratin Ltd with a nominal capital of 25 000 000 AF. The consolidation aims to unify drug house interests and outlines the membership: Purdie and Saimdary, Wd, Me bourde, Felton, Crimwade, and Co. My. Di, Methwuene, Pelton, Jim Waly Doritul Co, Py, Methonene, Willang Iro, Victoria Py, Lat Melbourne, Felton, Grimwale, Reid, Lid, Bydney, Ellie Bros, Lidl, Mydury, A, ME Tektord, Velstane and Sydney, Taylor and Volts Lot, Brisbane and Townsesd T. and F. Surgical Ltd, Bristane Felton, Grenwade, Pickford, Fremantle and Kelgoorite.
A Sydney report quotes Mr SeDonal saying New South Wales will regain all coal trade. He mentions existing losses to Philippine and Buen ore markets and notes wind conditions and a shift in trade dynamics.
A terse report from Perth outlines a protest meeting opposing protectionist policies. Attendees denounce Federal Government plans and the Prime Minister, urging clarity on Keevedtion and related conservation arguments. The event signals growing public debate on economic protectionism and governance.
Fragmented OCR lists players and events from a York versus Australia match with names such as Thomaten Austywtie Yorke and Grimmett. It mentions wickets, scores, and various players like Macauley, Robinwen, Walker, and Mornbrook. The text is garbled but indicates a cricket encounter with wickets taken and notable performances.
A garbled OCR item notes a chief railway commission and actions related to tramways. The readable fragments reference inquiries, perhaps about fare or service changes, and involve railway authorities or agencies. Names and precise details are unclear due to damage.
Ambiguous report notes Hook and Matthews arriving at Akyab on a Thursday afternoon. The text is garbled and names and places are partially readable, but they appear to be en route or lodging in Akyab with references to Rangoon and Sydney. No clear event or outcome is established.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a decline involving Avoney on a Tuesday. Mentions engineering context and a 13M amount, with garbled phrases about a timeline, location, and unnamed parties. Readable entities include Avoney and 13M, but most specifics are illegible.
Fragmented OCR text reports alleged conspiracy charges linked to Austral affairs, naming General Aanicance Conia and others. It references fraud allegations, a party leader’s statement, and a disputed farm agreement, but the text is garbled with numerous unreadable names and phrases.
In a merged report from Mogsevelt Piel ataten rhulhe Southern Cross resumed flight on a Wednesday afternoon route to Oakdand. A cable from Chiemeo wuitwe indicated Wo Bathern Crone landed at Curtin Hirgnoide Find at 5 o'clock after departure from Sky Harbor. Weather conditions were wet as observers watched the world’s Torchstuelling endure.
A brief note from Sydney reports a Queensland Labor deputation pressing for unionist preference. The document mentions a claim that current arrangements favor unions and hints at continued support for labor aims, though specifics are unclear due to fractured OCR text.
Tullibigeal hosted a rugby league match with Visaline Cop scoring and a late tally by J Hmnithh while A Mutm Kleked added a field goal. In tennis, Cargelliga Tenis Club defeated Tullibigeal on a coast afternoon with mixed results and final tallies for several events including Lake Cargeliga.
Sydney report notes South Australian team wins a hockey match against Australia amid unclear text. Mentions Capetown and accidental words. No clear date or event details.
Lady Somers wife of the Victoria Governor faced a forced landing near Oakhurst Station due to rain and bad visibility while returning to Melbourne from Central Australia. Lieutenant Denny guided a safe touchdown on rough ground and the two were hosted by manager Mr. Figo for the night before continuing.
A fragmented readable snippet lists individuals tied to a county court matter. Names include Corwen Walker and Luis with unclear roles. The note suggests a monetary penalty or fines imposed on jurors amid an unknown hearing context.
In a Wednesday ceremony Judge Coyle swore in J s P as officers. Mr Ib bord and Mr Gordon attended the event, with Hemorary 3 noted among attendees.
In Hydney a violent clash among kanstera groups sparked bombs and gunfire. A newspaper reporter was killed while an ambulance crew and bystanders were nearby. Authorities questioned Hathon and others as gunfire continued through the afternoon.
The Sydney report states Australia’s population at the end of March is about 6,900,000, with the figure representing an increase for the year. The data reflects a preliminary estimate amid ongoing census measures and demographic tracking.
Improvised report notes results from Wimbledon on Thursday afternoon. Pochet and Whittingstall defeated Hopmann and Bikorn 7 3, 9 7. Crawrid and Mian Myon defeated Mamet Mal Aen Poitrey 8 3.
Rydney Thursday afternoon obituary notes the passing of R. Matherford, longtime director of the Maithind Mercury newspaper. He served sixty years with the company as a compositor and prompted a tribute from colleagues acknowledging his dedication and skill.
In a district court a claim for goods and a verdict for the plaintiff, Ab the Wyalone Diane Lowry, concerns a debt of £107. The case includes references to the judge, warekeeper, and Lake Cargellige. The plaintiff’s counsel and defense appear, with the court hearing statements and evidence before delivering a ruling.
Fragmented wedding notice describes a ceremony involving Mr and Mrs Riebaeds. It mentions travel to Murwillumbah for a reception and a return journey. The text references guests and local venues, but many words are garbled.
London correspondent outlines a controversial London view as Thurntay discusses the need for a perfect break bowler to counter Brad. The piece hints at medical concerns and a cure for hacking coughs, tying sports and health in a speculative report.
The fragmentary report describes a youth named Jamon Shrapsod found dead near Inverell yesterday after a bike accident. It mentions Jeff Fonts and a motorbike, with unclear details about the scene, intent, and location. The garbled text leaves core facts uncertain.
A ladies meeting at the Wal enpltial a pote ruga a tiery he or Mandagent, Th ule, is set for 3.20 pm in Memoriel Mam. Dance and fashion requests include an orient Avaig and Spleita Cross offerings.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions NSW sports stores and names Ray Nevin Allan Kippa and Nardoaurt with unclear phrases. The text lacks coherent facts, dates, or events to summarize into a clear news item. The readable bits hint at sports retail mentions but no discernible action or outcome is evident.
A puzzling report from Counha highlights a remarkable outcome as a new Peppermint Cure shows unexpected strength. Officials confirm treatment adoption and note potential benefits for public health deliveries amid growing curiosity.
Fragmented OCR note mentions a market event at West Wynton Portatehitty on Thursday Wel with unclear details about prices, entries, and a possible feed along. Named entities are uncertain due to garbled text.
A damaged OCR snippet references a wheat price quote tied to an individual or entity named Joeully and a 37 percent figure. The readable text is sparse and lacks full context or verifiable details.
A broken OCR weather note reports light rain and scattered showers. Forecaster mentions a chilly morning with threats of steadier rain developing, and drivers face slick roads in portions of the city as recent showers persist.
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