26 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 26, 1935
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text outlines a domestic servants award and an internal discussion about a lower-tier wage scale. It references HPs, CHO, and terms like addition 9 mear with unclear dates and locations. The readable lines mention Mulew 4/874 Werk and 121 pwr dluyy, plus references to pay per day and miner town.
Fragmentary report notes a mining revival near Mount Avblay with activity affecting the nearby area. The text mentions A Xemush Wats and other unclear references, implying renewed ore extraction or exploration and possible regional impact.
A garbled OCR item references a laxative product, mentioning Bowring Chemist in Went Wyalong and the quantity 1/8. The readable fragments imply a medical or patent remedy notice without clear dosage or purpose. The piece preserves two named entities Bowring and Went Wyalong among the few legible details.
A large blaze at Henty Hash Sydney dominates the page with scattered OCR text mentioning a fire event, authorities and follow up notes. The fragmentary report references damage, a company and a lawyer or agent, but details are unclear due to corruption. Further readable names include Cohen and Meniy.
A Belin cable reports a Company of Honour formed by Black Guards, which saluted Sir John Simon and Anthony Eden as they ignored a Tamplehot aero. The visitors then went to the Embassy while Sunday papers hint negotiations may yield a workable basis.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Alsatians, a heat, and references to government actions and individuals. The readable text is garbled with many misspellings and does not form a coherent report or identifiable events. No concrete names, dates, or outcomes are extractable.
Local notice reflects a disrupted election timeline with unclear markers and scattered place names. The fragmentary text mentions Market Street and public points, suggesting a stalled or contested polling event amid stray references to archbishopry and civic sites.
Fragmentary wartime letter discusses enemy perceptions and economic measures in New South Wales Australia. References speculate on maritime naval actions and grain prices with unclear dates and names.
A London dispatch reports Italy pressing for armament increases as European powers debate Germany and France. Talks mention troop mobilization while Geneva discussions outline possible convocation of the Allied Council to restrain aggression and avert a broader war.
A garbled report from Melbourne discusses migration and population policy, referencing Henry Chauvel and a proposed solution for Australia’s growing population. It hints at federal unity, Providence, and regional impacts but is unclear and fragmented.
A late evening crash about 18 miles from Condobolin on Lake Cargel appears to have killed Ewers and injured his sidecar rider William Ellie. Richard Terry, in the sidecar, was thrown clear with minor injuries. Residents report a chaotic scene as ambulance and police investigated the wreck.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a wheat price reference with mentions of March and a price per bushel. The text is garbled but indicates a quotation related to buying wheat at a stated rate. No clear seller or buyer names are discernible.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a husband and wife dead and a possible legal or police context. Names and locations are garbled, with references to a motel, a hotel, and a manager, but no clear event, date, or identifiable organizations. The readable facts are that there are fatalities and a potential investigation or amnesty/amelioration event.
A lively euchre gathering drew neighbors to the hall for an evening of cards and community fellowship. Organizers report welcome turnout and plans for future events.
A fragmented piece reports a clergyman denouncing brazen behavior among girls and vulgar men. It references a sermon about morality, with mentions of beverages and unnamed remedies, urging readers to obtain tonic pills from Bowring Chemist.
In the fourly sheds of the Wrewarrtua district AL Wallen the shearing season started. About 28,000 hens are to be shorn across the sheds at Mladteton and That wang. Authorities note crews will extend work to other sites as weather allows.
A dramatic rescue attempt unfolded as divers plunged to save a trapped diver during a seaside festival. The event led to tense moments as onlookers watched, while authorities coordinated the effort and medical teams prepared at the scene.
A fragmented district hospital note lists patients and staff across wards. Names include Weston, Wynne, Kelly, and Matty with several juveniles mentioned, noting conditions and treatment context.
Workmen drifting and a garbled text fragment mentions a local public sale action. Readable elements indicate a work crew, Owning party, and officials, with unclear dates or precise property details due to damaged OCR. The readable names and places are insufficient to identify a definite event or outcome.
A fragmented notice from a real estate sale listing in West Wyalong includes names and entities such as K. G. ANTHONESS and United Insurance Co. The readable text mentions positions in valuation and property representation and references local sale proceedings in the region.
Local notices show A. M. Aberline & Co and Brock and tration valuere listing services at Main Street Wyalowo district. Advertisements include Fire Insurance by Lancashire, stock sales, and Horwood Bagshaw farming machinery. Also mentions agents for Little's Sheep Bin and contact details.
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