20 Mar 1947
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 20, 1947
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a ranch and health center, with unclear names and dates. It cites public patrons and invites, referencing local figures and a possible community event. The readable portions point to a charitable or public health effort, though specifics are unreadable.
Fragmentary report notes a cow from the Stubben Horns herd with a downward horn shape. A reward is offered for information leading to the safe recovery of the missing animal. Central district authorities are coordinating the effort.
Fragmented OCR hints at a cinema listing for Tivoli Talkies with references to shows, actors, and dates. Names and details are garbled but suggest a schedule or promotional notes for a theater event with multiple performers and a new release.
Fragmented report lists players and injuries including batsman finger breaks and third man. Mentions KO and broken finger, names such as Harry Callaghio and Bretor 18 appear among garbled lines. Some cricketing actions and lineups are hinted but specifics are unreadable.
Unclear OCR text mentions cricket final slated for Sunday with teams and supporters. Details are garbled but reference to a cup final and weekend schedule remains. The competition appears tied to a local event with possible match between two teams and an associated annulation or payment note.
A local tennis event is slated for Sunday at Clormiston Tennis Courts starting at 10 am. Entries include players from area clubs and community groups with preliminary rounds leading to final matches that afternoon.
Government to consider drought relief measures at a Cabinet meeting next week according to Prime Minister Chifley. Telegr ams and notes from Wytra Wheatgowers Union officials appear tangled, with unclear wording about approvals, applications, and deployment, while reports mention military movements in the Shane Province.
Fragmentary foreign dispatch misstates Molotov remarks and German factory topics. The shaky text mentions Monaw and a French style critique, with unclear ownership claims and reference to Britain, but provides no verifiable facts or coherent events.
The crop stands seven feet high and growing well with excellent yield prospects. Observers note strong maturation and favorable weather supporting robust production in the field.
A fragmentary report outlines a dispute over meter readings in Comfort. Mrs D Miller alleges Belver electricity charged Mind 8h Council after a meeting at the Farmers and Belvers Association. A driver and meter team were involved, with later accounts defended as per meter rates and road issues.
An unclear report notes a tennis club trophy event with mentions of participants Tyla Ying and Pulver, among others. The fragment hints at a parade of awards and a boxed prize, but details are incomplete.
At a Hinndhire Council gathering officials discuss defining a brick building area. Proposal outlines south and north boundaries, 80m setback, 40 ft depth, and construction using timber and fiber concrete. Requires aerial survey and council approval before construction proceeds.
A fragmented notice outlines a drawing offering prizes and a fallowing event schedule. It mentions envelopes to be opened, auctions, and various activities in a community hall with references to nominations and athletic events. The text is heavily garbled but preserves multiple named entities and places.
The event led by Mike Ne Stephenson invites townspeople to United Mfr for a festive evening of dance music and vocal performances. Guests include Mr. Stephenson and Ms. Alton celebrating recent engagements with refreshments provided.
In Annan a summary of the Sbéy company plan outlines buying drums on hand at the conclusion of Poort and extending credit terms. The discussion notes expect a favorably balanced debit and credit position while avoiding excessive exposure.
Unofficial counts from Perth show the government at risk of defeat unless the Services vote changes the picture. The premier says several electorates are extremely close and final results wait on the Services vote.
A fragmented report mentions Minx Novo Taker Mutron Jehwen Dintriot and various locals on Kurragong Street and in Sydney area plots. It references Rev JH Carn, MoS W Johnloson, and postmaster transfer news, plus courtly confusion about nominations, studies, and a Seummination event amid a tangled social scene.
An obituary tribute for Mrs. E E Hill praising her as a grand woman and her role as matron with capable service. The passage notes her traits and reminds readers of her late husband and family connections within the hospital community.
A Melbourne led action defies ACTA in Sydney as 4,600 workers walk out. Railways and tramways face disruption while engineering acts and transit projects are affected. Local committees push for broad labor support amid mounting tensions.
War members and affiliated groups depart CW TaN at 30 am Sunday 23rd March. Hakeben and related members are courteously invited to join the event.
Sonny Ridley of Burcher won the Peak Hill Gift with a stake of 750 pounds. Ridley’s share is 500 pounds for the victory, in what is noted as the richest footrace ever decided in New South Wales. Local clubs and farms claim broad district interest and congratulate the winner.
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