12 Jul 1935
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1935
Page
1
An amended notice notes that Mr Braiths succimmar or Mr Siebel did not arrive by Thursday July 18. The farewell for Mr Smith was planned at WA Hall but was rescheduled to a later date. Authorities indicate further arrangements will be announced.
The report notes Captain Percy Valentine Storkey VC long associated with Crown Prosecutor duties in the South western Circuit and beloved in West Wyalong for his capable, sympathetic conduct. His appointment to the District Court Bench is confirmed and welcomed by many in the State.
The Coroner at Cowra committed Mra Nielsen and Claude Charnock for trial for maulbiqualy and felonious murdering William Joeln Sleben of Wyangala. Evidence shows a quarrel caused by Nielsen accusing Charnock of being too close to his wife. Trial set for October 1 at Bathurs.
Fragmented OCR notes state the Habsburg family has returned to Austria after exile. The message mentions a federal diet, political turmoil, and leadership concerns. Details are unclear due to damaged text, with names and places obscured.
Fragmentary notes describe European leaders weighing war risk with Italy’s fascist regime. Mentions of Mussolini and potential shifts in alliance dynamics surface alongside ambiguous references to places and wartime posture.
A Taindun cable reports London wool sales with 10,01 bales offered and strong demand, especially from home trade. Opening prices were said to be on a par with the market, sustaining steady activity.
A Shanghai cable reports floods on the Wangtee Klang and Hwangha rivers endangering millions, with Man tone city flooded and neighboring villages wiped out. Hankow defenses hold as troops rush to bolster them and protect important lines.
The National Bank comments from Sydney on the rate of government borrowing and the partial failure of the last loan. The bank states public sentiment opposes the extent and attempts of government borrowing.
The note reminds readers of the heated aerial ball to be held at Mar 'onic Hall West Wyong on Tuesday night. It highlights the dance as a social staple from recent years with novelties and lively entertainment. This year the event features a "Wubibee Ball" with Apel Utt Grathone and the club’s latest lineup.
The Homebush sale opened today with heavy buyers and lower lamp weights on offer. The Cobarte station listed 24H and Tufgeo operation noted 22m, as lighter weights saw less demand in this brief market report.
At West Wyaloog Stadium two major boxing matches headline the card. Dee Wendl of Tetons faces Jack Cameron of Lake Cargelligo in a heavyweight clash with modest crowds. Walter Jickton, West Wyalong champion, meets Les Butler of West Wyalong in another featured bout. Cree Snowden battles Don Meéthreger in a long stay duel for the full distance at prize 2/2 and 2/ .
Jobo Meagher and Co Ltd of Weat Wyalong offers all their new pullovers for boys and men at a special rate of twenty percent discount. The ad highlights a limited price cut on men and boys garments.
A meeting of the West Wyslong Farmers and Settlers Association branch is set for Memorial Hall on Saturday July 20. Delegates for the annual conference will be elected, with an address by Mr Murphy and Mr G W Heverley. A pruning demonstration will follow on Wednesday July 7 at 2:40 p.m. A Presbyterian Lakes Guild concert at McGirra Hall Angarie is planned for Saturday July 2 to raise funds. The Ungarie sub branch Be mirned Soldiers League holds its annual ball at the Show Pavilion Ungarie on Tuesday August 13 with a set supper and modest ticket prices.
Tasmanian and Western Australian cricket officials oppose a New South Wales plan to give Tasmania and Western Australia representation on the Board of Control without voting rights. Harold Bushby supports full voting power for all states, while Tasmanian Cricket Association President C J Eady calls the proposal dashed cheeky and the idea of non voting representation farcical.
On bail, Jobo Patelek De Taitt amt Wenry Rupert Heldiman faced theft charges before Judge Coyle and a jury. The Lake Cargellleo farmer's horses were allegedly stolen at Wyilame Quarter Stations. All defendants were acquitted on the theft indictments.
A man named William Nashton aged hp years suffered a severe head injury after a fifteen foot fall from a residential balcony in Burwind. He was admitted to hospital in critical condition. Authorities noted a probable skull fracture and the incident involved an attempt to climb over a railing.
A fragment discusses a woman’s day spent on beauty care and film work, with references to interviews with Mrs Stewart and Caumont-British Ole. It mentions knitting, crochet, and a page about fashion and hobbies featuring Nancy Bird and Cait Li Woeikee.
Bribbaree Lambs Firm rites were recorded for sheep and lambs at Tlomebueh on Maeritay. Chet muippely tev tin MDiange 145 coc Mewrs K. and RB. Lehane secured leave, 10/Id, for 10 bred Med and 20/Td per head for 7 bred otek Bold ty Winehoombe, Carson Lid.
The notice discusses the serialized story Glorious Sarah from Varramiily and mentions George Bo Porter, author of The Grey Shadow Romance of the Wear, Omega, and The Power of an Evil Eye. Porter's Western NSW experience and roles at The West Wralong Advocate and Bathurst Daily Advocate are noted, with contributions to Newcastle Morning Herald and Orange Leuder.
Goldsbrough Mort & Co. Ltd advises woolgrowers who used the firm to sell last season's clip that they will receive a 20 percent rebate on the commission charged. Accounts will be tallied to the end of June and payments made promptly.
The Attorney General said a successor will be appointed promptly after Judge Edwards resigned for health reasons. Names mentioned include prominent Sydney barristers H. F. Markell who acted as a Supreme Court Judge, Menara A. Lloyd and N. McGhie.
Miss Farrar claimed victory with 47 nett in the 12 hole medal round. Runners up were Mrs Plackett and Mrs A Aberline with 44 nett, while scores list Miss Farrar to lead with 62 gross and 16 over par, among others. Sunday July 14 marks the first round of the LG medal and the second qualifying set for the championship tied to Mrs A Peering trophy for 18 holes.
A woman was found unconscious after being struck by a car on Velvetore Street last night. Police secured the scene and the woman, who suffered head injuries, was taken to hospital for examination and interview once she recovers.
Edward Montgomery Perret a wealthy grazier from New South Wales died Thursday in Sydney. The article notes his wealth and mentions a past kidnapping case that led to two men receiving five and three year sentences. Perret was allegedly lured to a Kingsrose flat and pressured to sign bank orders for £10,000.
Archibald Johnston motor mechanic sought 400 damages against John Thampeon garage proprietor over arrest on a breaking and entering charge at Thompson's garage Tulubigeal. Johnston claimed malicious prosecution. evidence appeared unsatisfactory.
The Tiragon Murder Case featuring Warren William and Margaret Lindsay screens Friday and Saturday as the Tivoli Talkies present a stylish mystery inspired by Philo Vance lore. George Cohen co stars in a suspenseful production with a romantic subplot and new songs.
Mra Jack Auld of Grawlin Plains suffered severe burns when her dress caught fire near a flame. She rushed toward her husband and collapsed before help arrived. She was taken to hospital days after leaving with a two week old baby, in serious but not terminal condition.
An incomplete OCR fragment mentions wear Walong an address on Kurrajenme Street and a Presbyterian church gathering on a Monday morning. It references a couple of names and a sequence of garbled words with no clear dates or outcomes.
Market report shows wheat price movements with limited readable figures. Details on specific prices and traders are incomplete in the fragment but indicate ongoing pricing activity.
A calendar of auctions and public sales is announced for July and August in Wet Wyaban and nearby districts. A horse sale, sheep sale, special sales at Cur- gulige, and a mortgagee sale are scheduled with times and locations. Community dances and social events are planned, with details for groups including Mary children, Returned Sailors and Soldiers Club, Tennis Club, and Kookaburra Orchestra performances.
The progress association reports that nominations have been received and any candidate may withdraw by notifying the secretary or president. The list includes numerous names such as Emmett, Wilder, Mormy, Menaher, Emerton, Riley, Butler, Kaye, Katom, Piper, Mackenzie Jr., Duffy, White, O Keeffe, Fraser, McCann, Ho Het yar, McLend, Md 1D Gorman, Moope, Smith, Baker, Howard, Otrien, Dunlop, Tuchfield, Aberine, Fisher, McAlpine, Ellie, Mellee, Macdonald, Dwyer, North, Gibson, Madden, Gayle, Ki, Darley, Lamont, Thomas.
In Queensland and Western Australia prospects are bright with record sowing possible the wider Australian wheat belt faces reduced crop fears. Those wanting to contribute to the testimonial to Smith should send funds to the Hon. Sec. and Treasurer Mr. J. W. Parker by Tuesday 16th July.
The Maori Choir The Wiktetet de fertiate in hawk Viti presents a concert at Lack Hall Wynlong on Saturday evening 27 July. The program features melodies harmonies instruments and choruses with a Pearl Warnee guest appearance. Also advertised are Emimett's Woods Great Peppermint Cure for coughs and colds.
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