Meaghers Big Sale New Store Bargains
A local notice outlines Meaghers new store sale with various bargains and discounts. The fragment mentions promotional pricing and store openings, inviting shoppers to visit for limited time offers.
30 Jun 1936
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1936
Page
1
A local notice outlines Meaghers new store sale with various bargains and discounts. The fragment mentions promotional pricing and store openings, inviting shoppers to visit for limited time offers.
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic note referencing Hyde Park protests, labor actions, and vague political mentions. Names, dates, and clear facts are unreadable, leaving only scattered terms and distorted phrases about sanctions, labor, and locations.
Unclear OCR text but appears to reference a vote by shearers at Bourke with no required majority noted. Mentions names Swan Manny Yosh and others in garbled form. Unable to confirm full context or outcome due to damaged source.
Fragmentary report describes an assault on the gaol by assailants seeking escape. Warden and guards faced clashes as lines held near the jail, with unclear details on arrests or outcomes.
A fragmented 1920s style item recalls an incident where Mr Spooner heckled De Groot during an opening bridge event. Readers glimpse a chaotic scene with mispronounced names and disrupted proceedings amid a tense crowd reaction.
Report describes a dramatic sea crash with a plane loss and a rescue effort. Captors reportedly held several people before authorities intervened and rescued crew members as investigators review what occurred.
West Wyalong defeated Ardlethan in a chaotic contest as blue and red flags waved. Key players and officials struggled with errors, leading to a fast paced but flawed game and an uneven finish.
Lytleey predicts very large attendance as guests Donnelly and Nin perform with live standard fare. The supper will be provided.
A union secretary was arrested in Melbourne on alleged misappropriation of wine funds. Police described the warrant and searches as part of an official inquiry. No further details on the suspect or institution are provided.
Report from Melbourne describes an attempted armed hold up at Autew's Hotel in Pitarny by three men. They fled on a bicycle after firing once and stealing some items, one shot reportedly fired but no injuries.
A fractured OCR item reports a shooting involving a man who shot a rabbit and himself. Details are unclear and entities are unreadable due to corruption in the text. No reliable names, places, dates, or affiliations can be confirmed from the legible fragments.
The readable fragments describe a personal message or note with names and garbled text. It mentions Avil Moe and HUAUTRHYE with uncertain context. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable from the legible lines.
Fragmentary text shows a woolgrower seeking a special session or parliamentary action. Names, places, and clear details are unreadable, but the mention suggests legislative consideration of agricultural issues and potential policy debate.
The Maher Cup draw appears scrambled with numerous mis-typed names and locations. Readable elements include references to teams and venues, suggesting a forthcoming schedule but exact participants and dates remain unclear.
A wire report describes a controversial murder case involving two indigenous suspects and a tribunal inquiry in the Northern Territory. It notes authorities and Indigenous representatives have faced government scrutiny over past trials and recent legal proceedings.
Fragments report a busy Amat gathering at An city with references to conditional purchases, bids, and upcoming auctions. Mentions Tullimba area and several names while noting possible sale terms and dates.
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