21 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 21, 1933
Page
1
Fragmentary report lists wool and stock balers at West Wyalong and nearby centres including Omica and Balen hombeu, with references to hides, butchery products, and weekly stores. Mentions trucks escaped at shortest nation Liberal advances to Woot Cilente.
District agent for Dalgety Co Ltd Wool and Stock and for United Insurance Co The Union Trustee Co of Australia Ltd offers fortnightly stock sales at the Shire Balayards in Want Wyalong with advertised services and local coverage.
Fragmentary list of patient names and titles from a historical medical record. The text includes a jumble of surnames and prefixes, with unclear dates or locations, making precise identification impossible. Further readable context is needed to extract reliable individuals or institutions.
Tullibigeal notes cover cricket results and local news from the area with fragmented phrases suggesting match details, players and scores. The text mentions AUU and QuinTi Whigeal Amie and other names, indicating a community sports update with sporadic data and unclear dates or places.
Local horse sale catalog item describes quick, hurried listings and prices. Names appear garbled and scattered with incomplete details but notes a sale event and conductor. The fragmentary text hints at horse names, conditions, and auction timing hosted by a local association.
Church notices list services across Ungarie Lake Cargellago Lake Wyagang and Wyalong with ministers including George McLean and Mark A McAllon. Details show presbyterian and Anglican services, times and locations like Mallee Plaza Wyalong and Milby, noting several congregations and pastors.
The Reverend Richard Piper warned of a decline in moral standards in public life, especially in politics, during a Bondi Methodist Church sermon. He urged Australians, and New South Wales residents in particular, to demand virtue and reform.
A terse local report notes a child was killed instantly in a tragic incident near Hernipte involving individuals named Lee and Merenret. Authorities described the scene as sudden and the community as shaken while investigations continue.
Fragmented OCR text describes butter exports with indistinct place names and stray phrases. It mentions KVUNEA and Nuetvu Pony Tivo 4 Aves, hinting at a trade note or local market reference. No clear date, organization, or outcome is discernible from the unreadable lines.
A regional basketball card preview notes Me HE Movie clashing with MNS PT OMN Tek Hite in a late season matchup. Key figures include team captains and coaches, with emphasis on scoring threats and defensive focus as both squads chase standings.
Fragmentary report states a woman, identified by local reference, was found dead in a bed with a rope around her neck. The incident occurred near Lismore and involved a husband named in garbled terms. Police and local authorities are investigating with limited readable details.
An obituary notice from Adelong recalls Webbiy and a long list of mourners, noting a burial at Adelong cemetery on Tuesday. The report highlights Parker and family ties, prayers, and a community of friends who supported the bereaved through a period of illness and loss. The piece preserves local names and kinship, reflecting intimate notes from the Adelong district.
Fragmentary report shows C W A rest room project and land survey near Wynlomye Lands. Officials discuss funding, valuation by Surveyor Evans at 2075, and calls for parks bowling greens golf towns and leisure facilities amid political tension and rural development.
A confusing report from Sydney describes a fatal push incident involving Elen Fleming and her father. Authorities say a towing accident led to a deadly sequence near rattan, with unclear timing and multiple bystander actions.
Walter Keown, aged 1, was knocked down by a motor vehicle this morning, suffering a probable skull fracture and severe abrasions. The motorist fled the scene and was pursued by another car, but the pursued party remained unidentified.
A garbled text fragment discusses a broad defence scheme referenced by the Federal Attorney General in a search at Newante. The document mentions Commonwealth and defence actions, with unclear details about charges or agencies involved.
In a crowded session, officials from multiple unions gathered on a Friday to discuss the annual meeting agenda. The focus was on leadership roles and broader participation, with delegates from sixteen local groups in attendance and remarks from several senior figures.
A wife reports her husband drank poison after a police inquiry in Sydney. Constable Johnson discusses preventing further harm as the husband allegedly consumed a bottle’s contents. the man’s reaction and the ensuing police account are described. A separate line notes a truck carrying iron and other local tradesmen.
A fragmented note from Farm nelie references pay owed, urging action on missing wages. The obscure wording suggests a local labor dispute with unclear dates or parties, but indicates a demand for compensation and attention from authorities or employers.
A clipped ad fragment promotes Old Court Whisky priced at 6d a nip. The readable portion references a Monday note and mentions Milok Skelton of the Eupiry Hawk West Wyalung area with unclear context and local court or authority references.
Fragmentary OCR notes warn dog owners of a suspected poisoner at large. Mentions unclear locations and names. calls for vigilance and reporting incidents to authorities. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
A brief notice outlines a flat rate electricity program aimed at farms. It highlights potential savings and stable costs for agricultural users, urging interested farmers to consider the new pricing option. The item emphasizes simplicity and predictable bills for rural electricity consumers.
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