06 Jul 1934
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 06, 1934
Page
1
Sunday mext Siriith will viet West Wynlong with their nit tear te rece thie bonne. The AbnecL Helith are well uy e Vth Uae senle it pinta for the plified end pore aay. Weert Waralone narrowly beaten defending Mahe Sap. Semifinals loooming, with quotes about enthusiasm and plans for Western Wyalong teams. Juniors listed including Reevis Rultanek, Brocka Phireenirtiers, and Pioneer Motor Funeral Conductor.
London to York cycling record set in 22 hours 8 minutes by Hubert Opperman, breaking the distance mark by seven minutes. In humid heat under tough conditions he also set the world twelve hours unpaced record, covering 2427 miles, an 11 mile improvement.
The Secretary of the Federal State Public Service Committee warned last night that unless government policy changes, the public service workers face a push for wider pay and reform. He asserted the service would resist measures seen as harming public servants while calling for a structured pace to reform.
A vivid notice describes a Diggers Ball event in Reyot France style, listing July date options, ticketing, and a rambling program. It cites Masonic halls, staged acts, decor and supper, with parade mockery and festive crowd pacing.
Weekly caldtime dance in Mascule Hall West Wye tonight Thursday at low price. Dancing will commence with music and entertainment. Show hall decorations prepared by courtesy of Mr W G Butler.
Weet Wyalong Tennis Club will face a combined country club side at Weet Wyalong on Sunday. Details of the entrants include Kelme and Kalme players, EF Ludlow, W. Riley, W. Withers, J. Pett, G. Evans, McGee, and Mortis among others in a mixed lineup.
Nonsensical strings of names and garbled phrases imply an unreadable snippet. The text appears as a jumble of foreign sounding terms and repeated terms with no clear event or persons being documented.
A garbled OCR fragment presents a disjointed local item with names and places unclear. The readable portions hint at a Wednesday reference, possible personal names, and a list of obscure terms, but no clear event, date, or organization can be determined from the fragment.
An encoded or garbled note outlines a new approach involving several unclear names and terms. It mentions preparation steps, a vehicle or barrier context, and references to a barge and a coast or coast-like setting. The fragmentary text suggests a procedure or system but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities.
A brief item notes a cut in costs tied to a methane related project. The document references a reduction of financial outlay by a substantial amount and links the savings to centenary commemorations. Details about the institutions or dates are unclear due to ragged OCR.
Various community notices announce upcoming sales in West Wyalong including a charity ball at MU Hall and a penal monthly home sale, with details on committee members and entry deadlines. Readers are urged to attend the annual general meeting of the West Wyalong Bay Scout group to hear a year in review and participate in committee elections.
A draft from Mrtt Crogan to the Coursing Club shows a fetter to the Show Committee. The Weet Wrynlone attendance was late at Saturday’s meeting. The plea seeks to adjust the season limit and avoid eviction from meetings. On motion of Messrs Fraser and Donaldson, the Capraing lid was granted use of Tie plumpten mapen for the remainder of the year for £5 and £2 per day for meetings.
A 50 50 social and supper will be held at Costa's Hall in Wyalong on Tuesday to aid the Cathe Ir bazaar fund. Tickets include admission and light refreshments with proceeds supporting the bazaar. Additional details unavailable due to fragmented text.
E Milla, a funeral conductor for Pioneer Motor, is listed with phone numbers 20 and 15 in West Wyalorg.
The readable fragments indicate a historical note on wheat pricing with unclear terms and names. Key entities appear misread or garbled, but the item suggests a market or commodity brief mentioning wheat and price movement amid uncertain figures. No clear date or organization is recoverable from the legible text.
A garbled 1910s style report mentions Mr Maury Mer Quoc convalescing in a district hospital after a medical condition, and Mrs Stephene sustaining a head injury at Masonie Hall during a reception. It also notes F. J. McNamara of West Yong Tong nominated in a pharmacy board election control context for NSW chemists, highlighting roles under Pharmacy and Drugs Acts.
The selection lists AH Helyar Ko Pires Mett J Lambourn J J Duff C Alvander T Wright and others among players chosen to compete in the third beonant match at Darmedmai on Sunday afternoon.
Temora defended the Maher Cup against Cowra on Wednesday in a tight match. Wet conditions hampered handling and both teams struggled with the ball. Temora’s early try and disciplined defense secured a narrow win as Cowra pressed repeatedly.
Reading from the fragmented text shows a juniors dance event planned for Wednesday night at a hall near Leeton. Mentions of pupils Mintel, Vhs, and Wee Moet Viet appear as participants or attendees alongside local venues.
The Commonwealth Wool & Produce Co Ltd lists Sydney and Melbourne wool brokerages with head office at 89 Phillip Gt Sydney and branches in Dubbo Narandera Weet Wyalong Beaufort Ballarat Stawell Streatham Vic. Regular fat stock sales at Flemington Sydney and Newmarket Melbourne with fortnightly sales at West Wyalong. Local manager W W Stockham oversees operations.
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