18 Mar 1932
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 18, 1932
Page
1
A scrambled wire describes a wool sale with Mevars Twigety dud Lid and York fvire as operator. The note mentions a 4.250 hulens offer this afternoon and an April sale planned for 60 bal, with Feaner fund Hialy and Sapane Hh as referenced entities.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a personal event involving a person and a family in Wyaloms with unclear details. The readable portion mentions a shave and a final event dated or tied to a specific time, but many words are garbled, leaving the exact action and names uncertain.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a monthly payment or event. Named dates or places are unclear. The readable parts reference a Friday, a weekday timing, and a group described as Nurses.
F J McNamara operates an optical and photographic business in Wyalong New South Wales serving Dxeter and surrounding districts. The ad highlights eye care and photography services with local accessibility.
An observed program by the Catholic community featured a sequence of dances and musical segments. Mr Neville Meio and Stine Muy Pot Pinal Mis Curry were among the presenters, with Annie also contributing to the event’s activities.
A fragmented notice describes a hospital bound candidacy involving Lem Yoenine at Wes Nel Wh Bu Matton, noting a petition event and a funeral tied to the Glooiachasess Orviiest4i. The text references a business girls candidate connected to Walt Haneon’y and a Sunday event.
Large farmer gathering at Buralyang discussed grain tile erection and wheat collection. Wheat Commissioner and government officials reported shortages and transport delays impacting delivery to Tallimba and Tivyalyane. The meeting highlighted 45 percent of growers cleared for cultivation and calls for official action by Wheat Commissioner and Agriculture Ministry.
Phar Lap shows readiness for Sunday's event as trainers report smooth workouts in Sydney. The champion horse resumed pace work ahead of the race, with stable officials optimistic about a strong showing on race day.
At a Sydney meeting of railway workers a federal organization called the National Clin of iat waymien of Australia was formed. WP Skelton was appointed General Secretary and instructed to immediately initiate plans for federal resignations or reorganization.
A weatherboard cottage on Welcome Street West Wyalong was destroyed by fire. Firefighters fought the blaze, with extent of damage reported and investigations ongoing to determine the cause. The incident disrupted nearby properties and drew attention from residents and local authorities.
Fragmentary note cites wheat prices around 2 93 in vague terms with unclear units and locations, offering no full context or reliable figures. Further details missing prevent precise summary.
A Sydney Adelaide run sets a new time record as the liner completes the journey from Melbourne to Adelaide in 17 hours, breaking previous limits and highlighting improved coastal navigation. The motive is to showcase speed and efficiency of the route.
The Tallimba All Heighte Auew Club announces a meeting at Tallimba racecourse on Easter Monday with 15 for Plant events and a social at Tallimba Hall after racing. Members and guests are urged to attend the meetings and races, with an evident emphasis on social gatherings and community turnout.
A 9 year old boy, James Whitley, was electrocuted at Willoughby when rain caused exposed wire netting on a back yard fence to conduct a current. His wife had been nearby as the accident occurred Thursday. An examination noted the wire was in a dangerous, exposed state.
A garbled report outlines Phar Lap's race details and broadcast plans. It mentions Melbourne Sydney radio, the Vic Company, and references to Agua Caliente La Caliente on a Saturday program. The text mixes names, dates, and stations with uncertain phrasing and lacks a clear outcome.
A Melbourne message reports a special party with 2.5 people departed yesterday for Sydney to attend the opening ceremony of the bridge. The journey was coordinated by officials and the crowd travels to witness the event.
A young woman died after declaring she had taken poison. The death occurred in Adelaide with the father holding a bolster in his hand as the story notes the incident near the home. The timeline references 25 William Street as part of the report.
Fragmented text records a Masonic installation ceremony with references to officers, banquet, and participants. Names include senior and junior wardens, chaplain, secretary, and other lodge members, with scattered titles and roles. The incomplete report hints at ritual progression and post ceremony proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR lists lodge positions and names for a ceremony including master, wardens, chaplain, auditor, and other officials. The text also mentions catering duties and attendee relations but is incomplete and hard to parse.
Mille Pioneer Mater Punarat Condvansh reports a telephonic directive to 80 and 1, noting unusual communications between two stations. Officials urge verification of the numbers and caution against misdialed lines.
A public music event is announced at Maccabead Hall on Westra Street in Pasivonat, with details of timing and attendees. The notice mentions performances by Kate Poativiten and others, noting late evening start and admission specifics.
Notice calls on Harry Fraser, plumber, Weet Wyalong for tanks, sugar and flour bins, galvatised iron and porcelain bath tubs. The advertisement lists services offered and contact details for works at the Weet Wyalong location.
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