08 Jul 1930
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1930
Page
1
A chaotic public notice reports the Wheatgrowers Defence League ceasing operations under government scrutiny. The document references law changes, funding issues, and regional responses as authorities impose new controls and local factions react.
Obituary notes the death of Mr Crowe a member of the Crowe family of Guberralong Station who served in the war and lived much of his life in Tempare. He survived by a widow and ten children and was buried in the Coolne Roman Catholic cemetery amid family graves in the district. He had served with the 4 Tatalllon and was wounded at Viiv Tamu Deibraing during active duty.
A fragmented report describes Theodore's resignation amid a wide-reaching inquiry. It references McCormack, various state bodies, and talks of legal action, with mentions of Sydney and government committees shaping the outcome.
A garbled report indicates a resignation affecting the Dalley seat and the Dalley neat, with references to leaders and potential next steps in the proceeding. The wording suggests internal party maneuvers and a question of succession or candidacy.
A garbled text notes possible budget speech planned for Wednesday or Thursday in Sydney. Mentions Monday events and names like Atni and Cadre with unclear roles. Includes stray words and locations but no clear facts or dates.
Fragmented text shows no coherent event or identifiable people to report. Unable to determine a specific news item, date, or location from the readable fragments.
The readable fragments mention names and places but lack a coherent event or outcome. The garbled lines reference individuals and possible locations without meaningful context or dates.
A local miners gathering discusses leadership plans and opposition to the Arbinariog Function roster. The meeting notes indicate debates over officer selection and district governance during the session.
An incoherent fragment appears to describe a team selection for England with names like Lamdon and Laur an amid a jumble of unreadable words. The passage lacks clear facts or verifiable details.
The readable fragments describe economic distress in New South Wales with mentions of unemployed workers in Sydney. The text references miners and escape incidents, but specific names, dates, places, or outcomes are missing. The damaged OCR prevents a precise summary of events or actions taken by authorities.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a cabinet session or meeting with mentions of SydneyMoselay and various terms about seats and a treasurer. Lacks clear dates or outcomes. unable to confirm participants or actions.
Mana Aer Henry vieorge Ahan wav atre pleads not guilty to murder of his wife Flor a Shalow in Tempe. Prosecution says evidence shows the body bore blunt force injuries and rotted remains found at a property near Maibari Pollen. Trial set for July 21 at North Sydney Dalier Court.
In a brief note from NSW reports the government records a deficit with revenue down from the prior year. The article cites a 0.924 percent rate and indicates a projected shortfall amid expected tax changes and government measures.
The article reports political intrigue surrounding government safety concerns tied to the Imperial Controller and Conservative opposition. It alleges plans to oppose Mr. Thomas’s selection and to rally against the government before the vacation period.
Mr. Theodore gives an interview discussing his resignation from a high role in the Royal Cartoon organization. He reflects on the implications for leadership and the future of the institution.
A writ was issued in Lane Cove for a by election described as AYDNIY with confusion over dates and procedures. Officials indicated the process would move forward despite unclear details. The notice references a seat and forthcoming electoral actions in Lane Cove.
A man named Domaine Selkirk, 45, died after a cigarette butt caused a fire at a residence in Rirathfield. He was dragged from a smoking mathems and taken to hospital where he was pronounced extinct.
A fragmented local clipping shows a dispute over wheat prices with references to a lawyer and a court process. The text hints at a community focus and a potential legal argument but provides few clear names or dates.
A fragmentary theatre notice highlights a Norma Talmadge starred screen feature at the Tivoli Theatre. It promises romance and scandal with a robust cast and notable cowboy action. The note hints at travel and music interludes and praise for the production’s excitement.
The event at Tatlant saw Tallimba K B Lager Cup win with a defeat of Phasing for the WT Lager Cup on Sunday. J Countey converted four goals with M Hitler contributing, while the match featured West Wyalong Sts and dafiatist by A Fihokine.
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