22 Jul 1940
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 22, 1940
Page
1
Fragmentary report from District PWF at 16 Mile and Deebles AL detailing a meeting with Conds hella PAP and Tie Hla Shire Com ll. Includes advisements on an okser held to grimervion with Uhewe Tuilkg and on rentala ull li advance. Secretary’s attention requested.
Farmers report poor rains and deteriorating pasture in West Dilby district. Around 25 weeks of rainfall recorded on the week, with crops looking poor and feed short. Lard and dry conditions hinder plowing, while cattle and farm workers struggle to maintain yields despite some excellent field conditions.
A garbled note from Inigo Jones of the Cranelian Observatory Queensland warns readers to be wary in the coming year with hints of danger and urges caution through the October period and into the next year.
The death of Charles Henry Amey occurred after a motorbike crash while riding home late last week. He lived on Me Bena Road Graf and was married to Lo Shira Josephine Bingen, formerly of Weel Wyatong. The body was laid to rest in the Church of England section at Woatong cemetery with local officials in attendance.
Vague report outlines a Weisel Cup West Wyalong challenge with teams and players listed, including names such as D McOunl and Navin, as well as forwards and positions. The fragmentary text references a Wednesday event and a match lineup for Wolves and other players, but details are incomplete.
A district warden at West Wyalong warns farmers about peg removal from fallow land and strict penalties for boundary interference. He notes recent raids by surveyors and cautions landholders to respect boundaries and avoid illegal cultivation actions to prevent prosecutions.
Pioneer motor funeral conductor E Michie appears in a fragmentary notice from West Walang with unclear dates and details. The readable portion names the individual and indicates a local obit or notice context amid damaged text.
Fragmentary report describes air combat as 100 planes engaged with German claims challenged. Text is garbled but mentions losses and exchanges over a named channel or city, with references to Allied and German aircraft and a statement of several planes shot down.
London reports Captain John Collins of Sydney has been named a Companion of the Order of the Bath after his fleet action in the Mediterranean where his crew sank the Talon cruiser. The official dispatch notes Collins and his HAMAS escort as notable naval commanders.
A garbled caption notes plans for events tomorrow with names like Tom Landon and Winston Chinehill. It mentions reviews of a speech by Marq ites and a reply to ERMEDLM Jo. Mr Ohweehil may mane a yao on Tuesday.
A garbled volley of OCR text describes British views on German workers and supporters of Hitler. It mentions London stiles and figures like Miles Wilden, with phrases claiming victory and opposition to Nazi influence, amid scattered references to Providence and Germany.
A fragmentary report states five persons were killed in an air engagement near a town. The text mentions enemy planes and air battles with mentions of ministry and figures, but the readable lines are garbled and lack clear names or locations.
The notice states J. Gao died at age 79 in Sydney after a long career including service in two Labour ministries supported by the late Mr McGowan.
Fragmentary text references stud pigs and individuals with unclear roles. No coherent events, dates, or identifiable organizations remain readable. Summary cannot extract a clear news item or outcome from the available lines.
A government decision from last year to permit an insurance based Workers Compensation scheme is reported. The plan, linked to Treasury leadership and oversight, aimed to streamline compensation funding and potentially boost state profits.
Fragmented OCR mentions a water scheme budget of 177000 pounds and a future delivery date among a long list of place names and names of people, but the passage is garbled and unreadable in key specifics.
Worn text shows a Lundy Department note to a Wael meeting of the Coucabatin FP and ay Aran ay A aves, noting a weed and revenue themes. After discussion, Linarih denied some plans, with remarks on availability and potential actions by the Boa.
Fragmented OCR text notes soldiers on leave in West Wyalong with scattered mentions of places and names. It references a gathering or movement among troops and indicates local references and dates are unclear. The piece lacks a coherent narrative or verifiable details.
Two district inspectors from West Wymong and Eurimbly join the regional Patient Protection Board. The appointees, Messe and Wilkinson, are named as new members tasked with oversight duties and enforcement within the agency.
Ston is regarded as one of the best and fastest runners in the country district of New South Wales with notable speed and performance.
Crown Lands Agent and Blork af Petty Bescinne at Wy fang to move to West Wyale AS the Crown Land title and Jubilee Depart align for a formal transfer. Court proceedings at Was Mug Court House will relocate to West Wyalan Court House, with staff and officials preparing the handover over the coming days.
A partial OCR reads of a political dispute over an electric food trolley and funding for hospital services. The text mentions Mr. Ty Prinjost MLA and a board proposal to implement a four day work plan and a pay line adjustment. It notes opposition and debate about funds and hospital commission needs.
Community update from Went Wyalong shows fans cheering as Braskick and A McDowell attended the event. Plans for a match at Sugaiy and a bike race at etesvon are noted with Malay arranging an avenue event.
The final of the West Wilting and Miamee Tenare Keame Comsieutte was decided yesterday with St Mary's Club, Wee Wy Tone, securing the victory.
Minutes record the PP Board's discussion on granting or renewing leases and permitting projects. An applicant, A W Sutetime, sought old routing approval at the board meeting. The session noted decisions on warrants, council permissions, and pipeline measures affecting the Yarrotin Rost area.
Fraternal ceremony honors Bro. Mom Gee and Bro. MeGe with regalia and district grandmas. Grand Lodge praises MeGe for sterling service and Ye Bland District assistance. Expresses gratitude from the Grand Master and attendees for loyal support across lodges.
Fifty operations performed during Monte 91 X Ray Examinations at Nowra and surrounding hospitals. The report lists 143 patients treated, 8 recovered, and 40 patients left for further care. Daily average and transfers to capital noted.
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