03 Mar 1931
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1931
Page
1
A partial OCR fragment notes an auction in West Wyalong involving aviation agents and organizations labeled MAIN BT and AUCCIONEDCS. Details are unclear but itemized actors suggest a local sale event with aviation-related consignments and bidders.
Fragmentary cricket notes recount a fifth test at the Sydney Cricket Ground with delays and resumed play. Players named include Heaton Kipuas Jie Woodtut and Hawlen, reference to a upheld appeal and a frame of play near the end of a day.
A school cricket draw featured a strong innings by a batsman making 225 while Hauler posted 11 and a display by all rounder. Maw and Taker batted well. Convent Wad produced tight bowling with multiple wickets, including BeEOOL and Gale O'Donne.
A disrupted report details a car related incident in Sydney involving multiple names and a chaotic scene. Police are referenced along with unclear affiliations and actions at the scene. The passage records confusion and scattered fragments about the event and participants.
Sydney audience hears a midweek racing bill outline with officials detailing aims and potential impact. An investigative briefing notes new lines of inquiry, while supporters push for quicker passage and opponents urge safeguards.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a high speed plane crash near an airfield with references to names and places. The garbled article mentions a event at speed and possible investigation, but lacks clear dates or verifiable details.
A chaotic OCR fragment lists numerous names, places, and phrases that resemble sports and event references. It includes scattered terms like Mart isi, Petar, ASHE, ORME, and various personal names, with no coherent narrative or clear outcome. The readable material hints at a crowded, garbled page segment rather than a single, concrete event.
A London public notice reports Lindrum defeated McConmelp in a Monday evening billiards contest. The report notes variable scores and hand breaks, with partial details including names and placeholders.
A garbled notice from Cairo reports a person named Faybalyn associated with an Australian university. It mentions flight context, unspecified parties, and unclear roles, with scattered references to Cairo, Australia, and an Atompline designation. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to confirm a specific event.
Weather alerts describe Hurricane Syunhy moving north of Suva with rising tides and flooding risk. Observers note the storm’s approach affecting nearby communities as authorities issue warnings and monitor affected rivers and coastal zones.
In Canberra a federal caucus opened with Messrs Lomna and others in attendance. The scene included heated exchanges and remarks about forthcoming plans. Attendees questioned actions and indicated uncertainty about next steps and timing.
A garbled OCR segment lists scattered names, places, and dates including Hake coal, Velhown, Munson, Luke Cows, and Ulster. It hints at events or notices around a Sunday or Monday, with references to towns or people but lacks readable structure or complete facts. The readable content is too fragmentary to extract a coherent single item.
Vague OCR text describes a lorry incident near Sydney with mixed names and fragmented phrases. One line mentions a lorry skidding and a person or vehicle involved, followed by unrelated terms. Details are unreadable, but the event appears to be an accident with an overturned vehicle and a run away scenario.
The Scout and Guide Week in Sydney welcomed fourteen Girl Guides and nine Guides from West Wyalong, with events planned from the 1st to the 22nd. Activities included church services in uniform, a Forming of the Honor Guard, signaling displays, and a Randwick day. Ticket access was restricted to compa n y from headquarters.
A Parle state report says a conference concluded with several accords in principle toward international grain cooperation. The sessions highlighted agreement on shared controls and trade measures to stabilize grain markets and enhance global supply security.
The readable remnants describe a devastating hurricane and flood hitting multiple areas with high casualties and severe damage. Reports mention a powerful storm surge, extensive fire and infrastructure destruction, and efforts by authorities to assess the toll and respond to survivors.
In Cham Vera today, bail was granted for Milton Halsy Rogers on charges linked to a poisoning attempt. The request named William James Tuxon as beneficiary and involved a replication of evidence and a preliminary chart of actions. The accused faced an alleged murder attempt with suspected salt in SGU and one surety was posted.
A fragmented report references Ungarie P A H and 1 Association with mentions of Wagiede AI and Ty Asgir salah Val talon and general discussion. The garbled text hints at organizational ties and local discussions but lacks clear facts or outcomes.
Aged seven boys Peter Paul Death and Ceaffrey Clegg, with two horses, were found drowned in the Peel River at Tamworth yesterday after they went riding that afternoon. Authorities have launched a brief inquiry into the accident and the circumstances leading to the tragedy.
A Monday evening meeting of Northern car workers division members voiced strong opposition to a general strike. They argued new spam may emerge but railway and tramway workers would not be involved. The rally urged unity while revealing limited support at Cessnock with near unanimous dissent.
Fragmentary text mentions Ungarie Golf Club and possible financial penalties or fines related to an event. Names such as Vinngarie Gollib, Haney C. Dred, and dates or reading of a season are unclear. The readable portions suggest a club notice about fines and season preparation without concrete facts.
A man aged 33 named Frederick Freeman was killed in a motor car crash on Monday at Me Kilba Street. Two others were seriously injured in the collision, with rescue efforts underway as investigators assess the wreck.
Village church program lists Sunday services and weekday prayers with Evensong and Matins noted. Locations include Manor and nearby parish churches with times and dates for March services. Parish names and addresses appear in old-fashioned typography.
An unreadable mix of phrases mentions Lang's Request, Montreal harvest, Peatlvaty Tinwatha, and a Presbyterian church in Tallimba with scattered names and times. The text is garbled and incomplete, offering little clear event details or context beyond occasional place names and a few partial identifiers.
Wheat prices show mixed moves as afternoon trading reflects varying demand. Commodities data mention per bushel figures across grades and markets, with traders watching speculative cues and supply concerns amid regional activity.
The Wet Wouleng Golf Club will hold a meeting at the Memorial Mall tonight Monday. All members and invited guests are urged to attend for the event and planning.
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