24 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 24, 1933
Page
1
Produce Co Ltd reports a fire at Bent Bt Sydney affecting Regular Stock Balances and weekly markets. Stock, hides, skins and butcher’s provisions moved between Homebush Webt Wyalong Te Mona Barmeoman Ungarie Junee and other centres with trucks secured at market notes amid liberal advances to Wool Clients.
District agent for Dalgety and Co Ltd announces the fortnightly stock sales at West Wyalong. Listings include buyers such as The United Lunianyon Co Ltd and The Upton Trustees Co of Australia Ltd. Auction ring times and lots offered are described for farmers and traders in the district.
A fragmented historical notice lists auctioneers and salesmen including Weot Wyalong and Morse Balon, mentioning district agents for Semite Bell Co Ltd and Baasiontt Co Ltd. It references machinery, gates, lanolern shey dip, and New Zula connections with general buyer and sale listings across the district.
Local Salvation Army events mark the 39th anniversary with parades, community programs, and annual tours. Activities include regional gatherings, youth participation, and reflections on service.
The cinema listing notes Paramount presenting a screening of The Week of Marriage featuring Toretta Young and Norman Featyr Whie, with a separate title Flew Feste 90K Oak WLLL. The note mentions a special Monday next event and a starved Jack Hol appearance, amid a discussion of rape themes in the film.
A fragmented note reports a beer bill move in Sydney with a near midnight vote on April 6. It mentions a time 49 BEeGIA and a clause allowing beer where not prohibited, highlighting a legislative shift toward relaxed alcohol restrictions.
An early football meeting outlined a plan for the season with emphasis on pregame routines. Officials discussed committee roles and expected progress from the team and coaching staff.
Fragmentary OCR text references Japan, surrender, and government concerns amid wartime events. It mentions policy pressures, international stance, and strategic tensions, with unclear dates or names. The readable bits emphasize a crisis atmosphere and potential shifts in Allied or Pacific theater negotiations.
A Tallimba Catholic Ball preliminary event is announced for May at Twin Hall. Details are unclear but the ball aims to promote community gathering and celebrate the parish. The notice references Fonua Caakole as a key participant or organizer.
A Berlin Bible notes disciplinary action by the Reichstag against members absent without proper excuse. The document mentions exclusion from activities and potential consequences for nonattendance within parliamentary procedures.
A Hobart cable reports convictions tied to an Orient Hotel incident. Police records show official involvement and court action linked to a private matter at the venue. Names and precise details unclear due to damaged text but indicate legal penalties.
A community celebration at WPI Bulldin Hall on Tuesday evening features a festive program with music and food. Meloy Maines Huuneye Tani and others will perform while attendees enjoy a catered supper and socializing.
A fragmented notice outlines probable changes to medical act fees and doctor registrations. It suggests prepayment and reforms may be imposed by the government through new medical council oversight, indicating a forthcoming shift in registration costs and procedures.
A garbled account describes a visit by visitors at a gallery in Sydney with a deputy addressing the audience. The speaker allegedly claimed that some Persians or Pyuasians are part of Germany and asserted support for a German Fatherland. The text is heavily distorted and difficult to parse.
Local notice reports damage to stand of trees along Wyatlong Darmedman road near Neold's. A rowan worth 15 was agreed as payment. information leading to conviction of the person responsible is sought, with no advertisement to appear in the Advocate.
Firstelans Constable Stewart has been appointed successor to Figatelass Constable Cot Hier and arrived in town on Thursday. He and Mrs Hm Neideck, of Gleneds Vaparie, hosted a welcome, while a nearby accident left a rider named Usrown from N Horee unconscious and hospitalized in Sydney. The injured man shows improvement and is expected to leave hospital soon.
A wire service report from Sydney outlines a surge in train pilfering over the past fifteen months, with authorities arresting well over a hundred linked to stolen goods. It notes food shipments alone may have losses approaching 1,000 pounds in a year, and mentions incidents connected to New South Wales and related routes.
Reports indicate efforts by opponents to hold a breakaway faction in Sydney as factions within the Labor Party argue over leadership. The Conference of the late Labor Party is cited as the organizing body, potentially triggering another split in the party.
Police recovered a motor lorry with the body of Leslie Patterson a well known butcher of Newry inside the vehicle after it entered the water. Authorities believe brake failure or miscue caused the vehicle to roll into the water and Patterson could not escape before it submerged.
The Hirval raveh of the Wheat Mrowers Association will conduct a dance in the Girral Hall on Friday AKL Alarch. Cups won in connection with the recent crop competition will be presented. The Rooke aren Oreliesten will supply the music.
A frayed report details Went Wyatowe, Yiddah, and Cunnioxnam scoring in a cricket match. Yiddah led by example with a total of 120 in the first innings while Went Wyatowe posted 82 in their opening runs. Fraser Tour, K Townamnd, P McCann and Dowaley starred in the second innings with several fours and two wickets in the later overs.
A garbled OCR fragment notes wheat price trading on Friday with unclear figures. It mentions an afternoon quote around 2 1/?? and a misread bank or broker name, but the readable parts imply market activity without a clear price or entity.
Police arrested four men after a daytime break in on Boot Lane near Seaton. A gun, rope, and wood were allegedly used in the attempted robbery. One suspect was reported to have fled but was later captured by officers.
The Wellington NZ team faced the Papttanmeg in a drawn match as both sides posted modest totals with two wickets standing at the close. The innings quoted shows early difficulty for both batting sides and a cautious finish.
The document outlines a cricket cup draw with matches set from March 26 to April. Teams include West Wyalong Wear Wyalonk Calleen Mutter Prairie and West Wralnag, with nos notes on grounds and dates for rounds and winners advancing to later stages.
A distorted Sydney clipping reports that unemployed residents plan to invite the Governor to visit their inlet and address hardships. The message promises to present grievances and seek attention to claims of anomalous conditions and solvable issues.
The Mallee Plains Tennis Club will hold its annual meeting in the Public Hall on Monday next. The secretary Dr Pre reports expected strong attendance from members.
A unnamed poisoning case prompts concern as several pets fall ill or die after exposure to a suspected agent. Local authorities report the incident as potentially connected to broader cruelty against animals, with activists urging action. The letter quotes an anonymous sender and references a Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals branch forming locally to address the issue.
The ceremony united Elisabeth Irvine, youngest daughter of the late Mt vow, and Mr. Rowryne. Fr McGilvroy presided at St Mary’s Norman Cocoa, Went Wyalong. Mrs Irvine wore lace and a veil. Mrs Tevine and Avatyn Welb attended, both wearing smart attire. Guests included relatives and friends. toasts followed at the Balldale home.
A fragmented historical notice details wool sales in Sydney and nearby towns, listing firms such as Daldsborough Mort & Co and others, with auction and private sale notes. The unreadable OCR yields scattered place names like Lake Bathurst and Goulburn, plus figures and lot references.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice item with unclear names and dates. It mentions a place and events in vague terms, offering minimal readable facts about actions or deadlines.
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