09 Jul 1935
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 09, 1935
Page
1
The document notes court sessions in Wyalong with scheduled hearings on Wednesday and Thursday. Details appear fragmented but indicate court events and a judge or officer named Casio may preside or be involved. The text references Diptrtee Coun and Millie W sul, with attention to timing and attendance.
The fragmentary OCR item mentions a police court proceeding with limited legible names and actions. Readable elements indicate court involvement, and a motion or sentence may be implied, but specifics are not clear from the available text.
A garbled notice describes a house party event linked to Macy's and a district meeting. The readable fragments indicate a social gathering at a residence associated with Mem Maw HH Youn, with unclear dates and local officials mentioned in passing.
The directorate of Wyamme Hospital will hold a meeting on Tuesday at the Huon Folkist. The notice announces the gathering and outlines the scheduling details for staff and attendees.
Bland Shire Council schedules its monthly meeting at the Shire Chambers on Friday 14th. The notice lists the agenda items and speakers for the session.
G. P. Evans, Eng lert and Main Street listed for business activities in West Wyalong, signaling an address and potential services.
A mother discovers her son dead in a gas filled cupboard. The grim scene prompts a police inquiry as investigators search for a motive and the circumstances surrounding the fatal incident. Authorities appeal for witnesses and review surrounding events.
England announces its team for the third test against South Africa with key selections listed. Wiyath, Clay, Buvelitty, feeyloint, Vy Hy Ninrtien, Mature, anion, Nh ail Clore and others are included, while Hardatad and Holton are noted among substitutes.
In a dramatic incident a fishing boat was driven ashore and swamped. Rescue teams worked to save the crew, securing survivors amid feeble conditions. Authorities are investigating the cause while shore crews assess the vessel and shoreline damage.
An old man, aged 107, allegedly hanged himself amid reports of friends nearby. The incident occurred in Aydeny. Police are investigating, and no further details were provided about motive or witnesses.
Unclear report claims an unnamed young footballer faced police scrutiny in West Wyalong. Inspector Burke and Constable Murray are noted in connection with the inquiry, but details remain uncertain and the case appears unverified.
A partial OCR text fragment discusses state government authority and inquiries in Sydney with mentions of the Attorney General and inquiries into a constitutional issue. The legibility is poor and missing clear events, dates, or names to summarize into a proper news item.
A call for contributions toward a testimonial for Mr N C Smithy mentions due by Saturday July 13 and notes contributions should be given to the Hon Bee and Treasurer Mr W Packer. The wording emphasizes timely payment and the responsibility of supporters.
A fragmented record describes a meeting with Mr Wot and others arranging roles for a presentation. It mentions a chair appointment by A Gann and references to committees, timing, and attendance. The text remains unclear on precise dates or locations but signals organizational planning and member involvement.
The education chief faults children as ignorant and curious, calling for better schooling. He denounces rough behavior and scoffs at risky acts, urging reform of teaching methods and parental guidance amid wider social concerns.
In a Sydney column a clergyman laments the inadequacy of weekly food assistance for single men, urging decisive action. The piece critiques government relief as a blot on life and calls for sustained, practical measures to provide work and adequate sustenance amid hardship.
The Arve round at St Mary's Tan was played on Sunday with completion planned for next Sunday. The full roxvite will be published at the tournament's end. Matches noted include YFoune versus Ani and Barwedman versus Temora in the Gold Cup context.
Reported in Sydney wireless dispatches that a boy and a girl, Liabeth Axneeila aged 16 and Albert WINGO from Hyde, were killed in a crash on a farm road near Melbourne while others suffered injuries. Details remain unclear due to damaged copy.
A fragmentary personal notice mentions Mrs and a family event, with references to a Titel, a shelter and a Fenway related stay. It hints at travel arrangements and a home improvement theme, but the text is garbled and leaves several names and places unreadable.
A fragmented note indicates wheat prices or market views approaching a stance on future supply. The readable phrases reflect price concerns and potential shifts in demand expectations amid unclear local reporting.
Early morning motor cycle accident left two men missing from the scene. Police found no blood or injuries on the victim. witnesses recall a struggle and a poker game mention. Investigators search for the two missing men linked to the incident.
Oddly garbled schedule notes a Wednesday event for the O'Brien Cup and championship rounds. It mentions handicap merit and a qualifying round on Sunday, with possible linkage to a Five Trophy event, but specifics are unclear due to OCR errors.
A damaged report from Musaré Goldabrough outlines eight accidents over four days near Homebush. The tale notes heavy near misses involving passengers and animals, with multiple derailments and one serious injury. Sources describe trains rushing at high speeds, with a count of affected vehicles and people. Authorities warned of ongoing risks and urged caution around transport routes.
The Weet Wyalous branch of the Country Women's Assn held a social afternoon at Tallon Hatunlay next week to plan a farewell event for a member. Several attendees joined the gathering, with plans discussed and a pleasant mood reported.
A Forbes resident was acquitted of a wounding charge after a trial conducted without a jury. The judge ruled in favor of the defendant as evidence was deemed insufficient to prove intent beyond a reasonable doubt.
Police report a man connected to a diamond robbery in Pelimare is arrested after a murder at Ednar Whitfeld’s. The case centers on the motive and the role of a talent of eight in the shooting incident.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a local matter around a market area with names and places difficult to parse. Reference to a map and a possible community issue is detected, but details are unreadable.
In a puzzling OCR fragment, a golf tournament surface hints at a local event with names such as Wyaliyp and Gquiluy. The text references a winner or cup and a possible match at a nearby course, with scattered details about dates and organizers.
A garbled note outlines a community contest or event with names and places partially readable. The fragment mentions a nurse or caregiver role, a date or period, and a call to participate. Details are incomplete but suggest an organized gathering or presentation.
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