25 Jul 1930
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 25, 1930
Page
1
A fragmented notice reports a lost item or person search around Wyaton Cemetery in Wyalong. It mentions a older man, a search party, and references to local names and dates, with details largely unreadable in the OCR. The main action appears to be a public search and potential recovery.
An obituary notices the death of A. woonshipe aged 87. The fragmented text mentions residence in Weal Wrchomss Leecoa and surviving kin, including a SAN wit He ethos, with no clear lineage or exact dates. Further readable details are sparse due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a civil action possibly naming an individual or winery with garbled names and dates. No clear parties, dates, or outcomes are readable. The readable parts indicate a legal action or suit but lack concrete facts to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions AMP Chief and Sydney with unclear names and events. No coherent action or dates. Readable pieces show persons likely including Anette. warping obscures meaning. Summary cannot extract verifiable event. result is a cautious, minimal card based on available names.
A British United Press cable from Beneveno Italy estimates 2000 of 3000 inhabitants of Dillan-Oval-Lbanse buried in debris after a quake. Rome informs that casualties are under 200 per province, ten provinces shaken, Villa Nova and Monte Calva wiped out. Five more shocks at Milii add to deaths. Mount Vesuvius shows signs of activity. Sydney reports Thursday.
Fragmentary report notes a disrupted match between Australia and Durham at Spar land with unclear outcome. Names and details are unreadable, leaving the final result uncertain.
A murky report from Melbourne reveals Inspector McCay’s comments about Sydney prompt a high level inquiry led by the New South Wales authorities. The incident involves interjurisdictional tensions between Victorian and New South Wales police officers and departments.
Sydney Thursday report on government action guiding arbitration court, cutting weekly hours for workers to maintain employment and reduce hours from forty six to lower levels. Stakeholders include government officials and employees advancing wage and hour disputes.
A local political notice announces a 2 pm meeting at Lavetlag Alvetorate in the Howe region. MfA member Hl branch Secretary will attend with County Storecars and party officials. Mr EJ Munro is named for permission papers and further information.
A terse plea asks for volunteers to fill a critical shearing role as tensions rise over labor disputes. Report notes increasing seriousness of the hearing position and potential escalation of actions if positions remain unfilled.
A fragmentary report notes Wellin Fiore Hornaby and others in Haglands. It mentions a June date and a hospital admission after an incident on a wide road. Names of officials and managers are listed in a later appointment note for the newly formed Transport Management.
Sydney authorities announce a government move under the Bush Fires Act to regulate matches and related products. The act aims to ensure safer sale and use, with strict penalties for violations, including heavy fines for improper handling and sale to the public.
Auction at Court House Wynlons Wednesday August 6 offers parcels near Wyalong Railway Station one mile from town with £10 per lot deposits and set terms including deposits, rent, and annual payments. Full particulars available from Crown Lands Wyalong office.
Four hundred men who worked on relief at Maroubra yesterday were informed there is nothing for them and they will not be called up again when operations resume on Monday next. The notice came after a day of disrupted work and confusion among the unemployed.
A station in Sydney was offered for 156000 pounds after government purchase for 166 pounds. A public auction yesterday opened with an opening bid of 25000 pounds.
A Wednesday tennis match on St Marys court featured the Indy embers of West Wyalong against St Marys. St Marys won 14 sets 99 games to 75 games, with St Marys Vie taking the lead by seven earlier games.
Sydney reports that railway commissioners propose further rationing in the department among drivers conductors and permanent cleaners and locomotive branches. There has been a progressive decline in mil eney during recent weeks and the department cannot continue to row by the existing basis of stioning.
In Sydney a dispute among unemployed textile workers stirred when agitators blamed by Mr J W Allen of the Grasiers Association for provoking unrest. He claimed 0,000 members were totalled and called for who could share and who could fund. The Central AWJC secretary Buckland said Allen’s provocative stance would not alter their position.
A Sydney cable notes Landon wool sales show higher May rates. The message mentions Merinos, greasy combing, and improved quality. Prices are indicated as five per cent or similar, with May prospects described as promising amid market optimism.
Sydney dispatch from London notes heavy rain at Manchester field delaying the Patterson and Chapman fixture. Weather caused soggy outfield and postponement despite a covered wicket, with officials citing poor conditions and lingering showers.
Thy annual meeting of the Society will be held by the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday at 301 duly, at X point, Mes Baal. Foreign Mission Deputation will sit low in attendance and will deliver interesting and events of the Society’s Work. All interested are invited to attend.
The wheat price was quoted Thursday afternoon at 3 and 2. This brief market note records the latest corn, wheat, and grain prices observed in trading.
Crumbs on Wednesday next 30h with hold an extensive auction sale of motor recensions car parts office furniture tools at Brown & Co Church Street West Wyalong Full particulars will be in the Monthly Market ad Today On Saturday July Measra Wallder Co and H C Dryden offer 100 ox wood cattle sheep pasture machinery at Wye long Kilpatrick McLellan and Anthoness will clear accounts of Mr Chas Smith at Wye long on Sunday July 29 Items include 394 machinery horses harness motor car lorry bar items and half share of copper At their West Wyalong Monthly Market on Friday August Calgary Co with Kilpatrick McLellan and Anthoness offer 000 sheep cattle horses and more livestock
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