16 Jul 1935
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 16, 1935
Page
1
A fragmented passage references a juvenile actor and a series of names including Maureen and Weeden. It hints at a year’s events and a program titled Wednesday's Child but offers no clear narrative or verifiable facts. The text is unclear and largely unreadable.
Readable fragments describe a closing sale at Biragser’s Mab Shert Wear. The text mentions remaining stock and sale prices with unclear names and items.
Readable fragments show a large sale offering ladies shoes in several styles and colors including black patent and black glace kid. Also advertised are men and boys footwear with substantial discounts during the week.
The Shell Company will present free cinema at the Tivol Theatre West Wyalong tonight with a Cull supporting programme. Mr Evans will give a short lecture on the advantages of high grade oils and spirits for all types of ears. All invited persons admitted free.
Product Skinbalm claims to keep the face and hands smooth and soft. Available exclusively from Bowring Chemist and Weat Wya.
A 74 year old woman, Mi Mido McCurtig, was found deceased at the foot of a stairs in what appears to be a metal beaded frontage. Police are examining the scene and contacting relatives as investigators determine cause and time of death.
Fragmentary report mentions Ami peace efforts and various figures in a distorted exchange. The text references a station team, a plant, and unclear actions around dipole towne with potential ties to Kasenqden, suggesting a broader geopolitical or scientific context.
Fragmentary report mentions a Dutch championship and an opponent named Quist with unclear surrounding details. The readable portions reference a competition, a fin or final, and various garbled names and terms.
A government body has proposed a £250,000 allocation for hospital funding. The measure appears connected to a broader health care improvement plan and is under consideration by Trede authorities.
Federal rule review outlines broadcasting practices for race coverage by B class stations. It emphasizes starting price details and prohibits stations from sharing certain starting rate information that could affect market behavior. It also addresses the prohibition of close stations from disseminating sensitive pricing data.
A farewell meeting for Mr C Smith will be held at the CWA Hall on Thursday night next the 11th inst Those wishing to contribute to the testimonial are urged to do so as soon as possible
One thousand stud sheep arrived in Sydney for the Japanese Government and will be dispatched to various centres in Japan. The shipment is expected to depart for landing points over the coming weekend.
A brief note recalls a late yesterday rail crossing incident between Kyarrin and Gurranage, about sixteen miles from Gratton. The train structure appears damaged, with a reported stretch of one hundred yards affected and multiple workers involved in the response.
A long standing resident of Wyalong, Mr R J Veey of Weel Wyalong, announces candidacy for the next Commonwealth election in New South Wales. Details describe family connections, recent hospital stays for Mrs Coo Mans at Weet Wyalong, and ongoing health concerns of a private home inmate with a severe cough and recovery hopes.
Sunday after Trinity services listed for West Wyalong district including Yalgogrin and Wyalong with Evensong at various times. Presbyterian and Methodist services noted with communion and quarterly meeting details, plus sermon topics and church officials named.
A one year old Davie Griffith fell from a bridge four miles from his home in Newcastle while playing with a hat and cow skip. He sustained a fractured skull and was admitted to hospital in critical condition.
A published patient list from District Hospital includes numerous residents of West Wyalong Weethalle Weel Wyalong and surrounding districts. Names range from Mrs Jengale Kathleen Parker Danie Blanferd Stanley North George Page and Thos Purtell to juvenile patients Jimmy Hawthorne Nellie McGrath Joyor Norris Elsie Navin Nita Ferdon Roy Madeley Pat Turner Joho Field and others.
Boats were found scattered on Fraser Island’s water beach after the Maheno ran ashore. The crew of the Ohona may have cast adrift spare boats hoping they would reach marooned sailors and prove useful if their own vessel was damaged.
The Right Reverend Monalenoer or Joseph Roche 72 year old Vicar General of the Maitland diocese from 1924 to 1934 died at Lochinvar yesterday after a lengthy illness.
Wheat was quoted at two and two thirds per bushel to buyers at nearby firms and grain elevators. The market report notes limited sales as farmers await price signals and weather cues.
Tele gram reports higher opening bids at Homebush with sheep and lambs rising 1d to 1 6d. A consignment of 189 wethers on account of D. Osborne, Couma, Ts. sold averaging 1 6d. Cattle market remained generally firmer to midday.
Roy Brown aged 38 died after suffering a fractured skull. He was found three weeks ago lying in a roadside gutter near Stanwell Park beside his damaged motor cycle. The cause of the accident remains unascertained.
Rex Milburn aged 28 years was admitted to Sydney Hospital with severe head injuries after a brawl. The left side of his head showed extensive bruising and flesh about the left eye was cut. A man was arrested and charged with inflicting grievous bodily harm.
The Old Time Dancing Club surges into the lead once more with a forthcoming major competition teased as a big event. Members brace for a new pensation and more publicity in the local scene.
Thursday night event invites two genre or two ladies to dance together for handsome cups. Nomination closes at 6d. Previous winners cannot dance together. Dancing from 6:30 to 12:30 with admission of 1/6.
A medicinal tonic marketed as a laxative claims to tone the system and restore wellbeing. Advertises availability through Bowring Chamiet Main Gites with emphasis on health benefits and limited outlet access.
The OM Tine taneing Club staged a novelty evening at Masonie Hall on Thursday night with prizes and refreshments for attendees. Winners received energy tokens while ladies and gentlemen participated in dances and contests, including a piano piece and a sample of candies and cigaretten.
A report summarizes the Catholic clerical appointments, naming Rev John Mewler as headmaster at Riverview College. It notes prior teaching at Corpus Christi College and Loyola, plus studies in France and Melbourne. The change follows Ups and transfers involving Rev Father Meagher and Rev Lewis Loughnut BJ.
Local notices announce multiple auction sales by A M Aberline Co West Wyalong and M Keir Quandialla with stock and sheep sales at Quandialla and Lake Cargelligo. Special horse sales, mortgagee sale of 6549 acres, and 8 000 sheep offered at Lake Cargelligo. Social event for Miss Lillian McFadyen with a gathering at Huralyang Hall.
The death occurred at her residence in West Wyalong on Friday last. She was a longtime member of St Barnabas and the Wealong church circle, widow of a longtime worker, and mother of two daughters. Funeral services were held at the Wealong cemetery with interment in the church grounds. Survivors include Mrs. Craborie and Mrs. Oldham.
Heavy showers fell Friday morning across Avenue and other routes with registrations noting rains up to Tipolote. The week’s weather pattern was seen as beneficial for local wheat crops and grain yields across districts including West Waylon and North Vial, with several farm names and properties listed in the damaged text.
A note announces the Scotch Ball hosted by the Mie onle Hall for Tuesday night. All details point to a huge success and volunteers offer contact options for rides or conveyance to the event.
Fragmentary probate note records a £742 bequest from the late Mr. to a beneficiary named Che, describing a will and testator without clear names or locations. The garbled text suggests a lawful inheritance under a deceased person’s estate but omits verifiable details.
The Ungarie District Association announces a final reminder for a major mules game to be held in Ungarie on Anlucday afternoon. The event is billed as the most important match in 8 Hiverinia for many years and will feature local representatives.
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