07 Jul 1931
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1931
Page
1
R Armstrong stock station land and commission agent Linatey Walker and company along with Royal Insurance Co. wire had language about live stock and prep retirement. Australian fertilizer man urges wheat certificates and mentions Shirleys and Gash Buyer Wheat Certificava.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a domestic music theme and social planning with a call for particulars. It mentions Abe, ERMA, and George Street, Hyd Yor Wee Hocul Awa, printed and published by John Parr, Bole, Proprivar. The readable portion signals a public notice seeking information regarding a renovation or related plan.
Australian sculler Bob Pearce wins the Diamond Sculls final at Henley, defeating Cambridge’s F Bardley easily in 10 minutes 3 seconds. The London dispatch notes Pearce’s victory as the feature of the event.
A fragmentary notice notes an event at the Memorial Mall near a Thruway with a 330 pm time. No clear date or full details are readable. Authorities or organizers are not identified in the legible text.
A fragmented local political piece discusses Lang in relation to Labor MLC figures and a montage of names and places. It mentions Monta, Hane, and Hie, with references to timing and civic roles amid a chaotic OCR passage.
A garbled report recalls attempts to align France with London on wartime internment and policy measures. It references Brune the Power and a sequence of meetings, while noting tensions at the House and sections tied to leaders like Phin Snevlon.
A New York cable reports 175 people killed in Independence Day accidents on Saturday. Auto crashes and drownings exceed 50 deaths, fireworks killed two, with many injuries. The heat wave death toll rises to 1314 nationwide.
A fragmented notice highlights an upcoming screening of East Lynne at Tivoli Talkies. The brief entry mentions a Thursday show and notes audience attendance, with unclear details about time and venue.
A garbled report notes Chichester arriving in Cairns and heading toward Sydney after a stopover. The piece mentions a Belahane tutor and references Japan in a confused sequence of names and places.
A fragmented report notes trouble over the Aberdare extended lodges and a decision to cease work. The silence follows a dispute referenced as ongoing since 1939 related to the lodges project and a promised show of colierian.
Details from a Friday evening community meeting in West Walton describe a planned event to be held between 7 and 9:30 pm with speakers including May Lennon, Jean Caueron, and Str. Lennon. The group discussed candidate activity and potential coordination for upcoming elections.
A distressed report from farmers in Wont Wyalunje on June 1 highlights widespread distress as 19H crOR price declines leave many unable to meet wheat commitments. MPIC Hayes ALE and government officials including MP Bi SHAE discuss aid options and possible amendments to the Moratorium Act, with Dunn expressing sympathy and urging swift assistance for affected growers.
A damaged report notes a gang of looters in Sydney targeting buildings when owners or caretakers are away. They enter unoccupied premises to steal furniture carpets and other items, moving them off a lofty. The fragmentary text suggests criminal break ins and property theft with attackers waiting for absence.
Temora trounced Cootamantia as Léweue Fook altered the lineup for the match. Tenors 08 Wonday attended and the crowd cheered Hoare Cout ny as Temora led early and never faltered, sealing a decisive win.
A fragmentary note lists Wheat WH and Miyere Of By quantity figures and references small or large wheat, with stray entries including Y K A, ORALLMAN, and a phone number 73.
Mr A Swan will hold a sale of furniture and various ownership items at his premises. The auction is scheduled for Wednesday and includes a range of household goods.
Intercity high school boys from Temora toured West Wyalong to play a friendly match. Temora dominated play with superior defense and scoring, winning by a large margin as coaching and scouting impressed local officials.
In a divorce case heard by Honor Judge Coyle at Wyaling on Thursday, Albert Nusey Halbieh sought dissolution of marriage with Florence Emma Hatbiel on grounds of desertion. The respondent did not appear. The petitioner recounted years of separation, noting Florence Emma Hatbiel left home around 1920s, with their four children, and has not returned. The court found desertion proved in favor of the petitioner.
Wheat prices quoted locally showed a variation with afternoon values around one 94th and one sixth, reflecting market fluctuations. The note references second bids or reads, indicating price movement and potential trading activity in the wheat market.
An engaging program is promised at Tivoli Theatre on Tuesday night featuring a Paramount concert. The event notes a strong stringed ensemble and a well received performance in the earlier run, with patrons expected to enjoy a vibrant evening of music.
A fragmented sale notice describes discounted wool socks and knitwear for men, listing various styles and heavy interweight socks with bold price reductions. It mentions ribbed all wool socks with spliced heels, heather shades, and numerous sale prices, aiming to attract buyers with deep discounts.
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