19 Jul 1932
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 19, 1932
Page
1
A garbled piece describes a cinema bill at Tivoli Talkies with jokes and a slapdash cast including Joe Brown. The fragment hints at film titles and performers in a lively local entertainment page, but the text remains unreadable in parts.
Turton MEHesson TEMG A He Went Wintons Polk County and Michel Francie feature in a case where a hotel keeper was fined for Pure Foods Act breaches. The Royal Mail Hotel and surroundings are cited with improper serving and adulterated whisky charged, with inspectors detailing violations and penalties.
Goldsbrough Mort & Co Ltd notes a Flemington sale on Thursday with mixed results. Drafts and wether types show slight price movements, general demand firm, with heavier weights and prime cattle near steady. Wool and sheep trades unclear as figures are noisy, but overall activity appears robust with 2900 lots mentioned.
In West Wyalong at the illicit public hall a jockey named David Casey faced Police Court action for smoking in a public place. He pleaded guilty and was fined. The case was heard before Mr F Hariraga, PM at the West Wyalong saloon.
A brief summary of the Weat Wyatdak Town Band meeting held Friday evening. The report notes attendance, proceedings, and key motions. Further details appear in the base minutes and upcoming events.
A violent clash in Cairns involved about one hundred injured as unemployed protesters faced police over permission for preparations. Rioters used improvised weapons, with barricades and clashes reported around the showground. Investigators describe two bombs reportedly thrown but not confirmed.
A fragmentary wire style notice reports a fatal incident with gunshot wounds near a Kenyan location. Names and exact places are unclear due to distorted OCR. The brief notes a Monday frame time and involvement of a person named Parham with unspecified roles. Further readable details are unavailable.
Fragmentary reconstruction shows a fatal shooting with the brother surrendering to authorities. Names and places are garbled but reference to a man named Williams, a possible defendant or witness, and a sequence of events surrounding the incident at night. The report lacks clear dates or locations due to OCR damage.
A devastating blaze caused extensive damage at a New Zealand wine facility on a Thursday. Firefighters battled the flames for hours as equipment and resources were strained. No injuries were reported, but the loss is estimated around £60,000 with reports of smoke and water damage throughout the warehouse. The cause remains under investigation by local authorities.
In a service at St John’s Church Gordon Rev Arnold Gumnally condemned the Anzac memorial in Hyde Park as offensive and insulting. He called its carving of a naive figure at the base of the cross a desecration that harms the sacred symbol and Christian sentiments.
A noisy crowd confronts police during a protest in Sydney Domain against amendments to the Crimes Act. Sergeant White and two constables faced menacing supporters as a constable wielded a baton amid the tense scene.
An OCR messy tennis and golf note details a wide set of players and events. Mentions Ahyst-qualify, Milw Sullivan, Me Mie, Madde, Mites deiraty, and the Mav Miva event. References include a Marea trophy, a New Haven meet, and the Mox Hion match. Sporadic names and places appear with unclear dates and results, but highlight a trophy race and notable performances.
The late John O Keeffe Mn presides as Wyaiong Show Committeeman over a Saturday afternoon gathering. Owing to finances the ladies decide to undertake the show catering again with the Ausoelalion providing service at Mr O Keeffe. A memorial service is planned with a meeting called by Mr Paris of St Marmatas for Saturday next.
A man escaped from a warder near the entrance in Dourridin sunt after an attempt to confront a suspect believed to be avid Lawrence Cartlain. Police followed and fired five shots as the suspect fled toward Fitzroy lade Max niet on May Coystabie Trummani.
England secures a decisive third Test win as Weissel Smith stars in a strong performance at the Ketokat ground. Australia battles hard but falls by a clear margin, with notable play from Kalms, Silvio, and Patetaee. Weather favored a late finish as Medrs Phe and England press for victory.
A brief line notes a peppermint cure product associated with Hor Coniglis and a cola brand. It mentions a product claim and a Wednesday timing, with an unclear promotional context and names tied to the items. The text reads as an advertisement snippet from a historic page.
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