20 Mar 1931
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 20, 1931
Page
1
A report from Distress Rations in Weat Wye notes a letter from Yar Jeter dated the 26th inst. about supply issues and abuses. The Minster is urged to uphold orders at once to remove difficulties and prevent further misuse, with formal action anticipated.
A fragmented report from Sydney notes two American women missionaries fatally harmed near Vansant on the Nile of March 18. Authorities and suspects are unnamed. the scene is under police and official scrutiny as the case unfolds.
In the legislative assembly Farrar moved for a select committee on the arbitration bill. The motion carried, approved by the house, with debate on the bill and its constitutional implications. The record shows procedural steps and the bill's advancement to committee consideration.
A workin bee is set for the Ul of the peel at 60 feet north to Detog Fakes. If isin, whnetbarras will be involved in the mariney mametig project with local volunteers.
In a partial market listing, prices for wheat are shown with figures and dates. The fragment mentions quotation time and several line items but lacks complete data. Further details are unreadable due to the damaged OCR.
A fragmented report lists Masonic lodge officers and activities including names like Sonnay Warde, AW, Muneers Junior Warden, and Diya tM. It references a ceremony, wardens, secretaries, and officers such as Fraver Rommarer and Shivens, with scattered notes on duties and meeting matters amid garbled OCR text.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a disaster in Sydney with casualties and scattered references to London, Isles, and river events. The text is garbled, mentioning a steam truck and a match box, with unclear names or dates. Strong entities are unreadable. no clear incident details emerge from the readable fragments.
A mid afternoon crash near Mascot injures a woman flyer and spectators. Pilot Mr Dorothea Thurlow and a Canberra visitor, 16, were among those aboard or nearby as the biplane plunged to the ground. Mrs Davies described Captain Andy Cunningham as the observer during the incident.
A brief cable from London notes wool and grain prices firm with a moderate supply on the market. The report hints at seller’s advantage in early trading while buyers await clearer demand signals. Local dealers expect limited movement as prices hold steady amid uncertain demand.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions unemployment at Wyalong with garbled phrases and unclear details. no coherent entities or dates are discernible to describe a concrete event or outcome.
Fragmented OCR narrative describes a coroner's inquest into governmental conduct. It mentions a fatal incident, unnamed individuals, and examiners questioning officials. The garbled report hints at a county inquiry and possible misdeeds, with references to a warden and a list of witnesses or suspects.
A casual euchre gathering took place at a local social venue with residents enjoying the game. Participants, including several familiar players, shared light refreshments and friendly competition in the afternoon event.
A clipping reports the Viking explosion aftermath with 128 survivors ashore and 27 missing. The imperfect OCR mentions Newfoundland sources, a ship named Viking, a survivor count, and ongoing recovery efforts. Names and places are garbled, but the core fact is the maritime disaster and casualty figures.
In Sydney rumors of petrol adulteration prompt the minister to warn the public. Officials urge vigilance as they monitor fuel quality and prevent exploitation of motorists amid rising concerns over unsafe petrol supplies.
Market reports show rising wool demand with cooperative and industry notes referencing March activities and prices. Mentions of senators, industry figures, and commodity values indicate a broad buy interest and upcoming market evaluations.
In the house of representatives on Wednesday a dispute arose over arrears in payments due by New South Wales to the Commonwealth. The matter was discussed as a reference to the Belay Mintatr and the Saullin in the Mouss.
A fragmented obituary style report describes a death sentence in a historic crime case. The text mentions a prosecutor and a defendant, with references to violence and drastic legal action. Names and key details are obscured by OCR errors but indicate a severe criminal ruling and a related past conduct.
A garbled report describes a multi national victory event titled Supreme Air Victory involving Atlanture, Valerma Burk, and Argentinian locations. It mentions a plane and a bank, with references to money, engines, and a motto linked to Sir Males Campbell.
A Sydney event reports an All for Australia League faction denouncing Labor and promising to unite diverse community groups. Laurie, linked to the group, was said to be targeted by onlookers as organizers touted the league’s aims. Funeral conductor E Mille offered contact details.
Fragmented report details a coroner's inquest into the death of Crawford. Evidence references poisoning by strychnine and hospital treatment after drinking at his house. Coroner notes uncertainty about who administered the poison and the exact timing.
A conference of delegates from parts of the state convened by Producers' Advisory Council prepared a formal resolution. The document states no repudiation of the state and expresses support for cooperative action among producers amid ongoing policy discussions.
A garbled legal notice describes a postponed sale of items with bidders and buyers in confusion. It mentions terms like auctioned, purchased, and sales resuming on a future date, with unclear references to parties and quantities.
The fragment notes Mise Theta Paldsentt in a peculiar setting at a hospital, detailing an evaluation and her status as the youngest nurse. It mentions contacts with Korat How and Pyddington, and references a trio of individuals connected to the emt fried event. The readable portion preserves limited names and roles within the hospital.
A fragmented report lists teams and players for an upcoming contest between Connabolin and Weal Wyatong with names such as Shean Wadd Kilwande and N Wiiaon. It mentions a 100 toy blowout and final stage actions but many words are garbled, obscuring clear results or dates.
A public meeting will be held at the council chambers in Wyalong on Tuesday March 8 at 8 pm to urge government action. The mayor and chairmen are listed as presiding figures. The aim is to obtain funds and relief for unemployed residents amid the economic hardship.
Fragmented OCR note indicates next door to the police station in West Wralone AY and ALI SITHT BERVICE with unclear actions or events. No clear persons or organizations other than police appear readable.
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