29 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 29, 1935
Page
1
A ragged column of miscellaneous items mentions weekly payments, adverts, and public notices. It hints at auctions, offers, and a forthcoming event by a firm named Muwara A Sih West Wyatong with dates in April. The text is garbled and reads like an OCR scrape of scattered classifieds.
Fragmentary OCR lists Evans and Englert solicitors with scattered names and addresses for a presumably legal matter involving Alldnotte and others. No clear event, date, or outcome is readable. summary limited to identifying entities and the garbled context.
Fragmentary OCR shows references to opticians and optometrists connected with H. A. Barraclough Ltd, Witt Penonacc visit, and mentions of pharmacy events. Dates are garbled with references to April and May, times and days inconsistent. No coherent event or names confirmable for a concise summary.
West Whaling, based in Toraday, schedules a visit to Howrine's Plinemacy on April 4 at 3 pm and follows a recurring pattern over thirty years. Mr KH Clark WL prevents further details from being released.
Fragments show a Saturday match with players named Weylone Hall Haulay and officials including A Be Wellington Keak F Hennig Ludlow Whorent and C Porter. The text lists scores and substitutions but many words are garbled. The report references a competitive game with unclear final result.
Fragmented OCR text presents unclear names and places with several garbled phrases. It mentions an event or person linked to Conan Abani Wet and a Mr WA Muar, with references to a new top some time near the Fortent or Woe Pog. The readable parts do not form a clear, reportable incident.
Distress in England prompts Prime Minister Lloyd George to call for a new deal as millions lie idle. He warns the crisis cannot wait and urges swift government action to mobilize employment and industry amid wartime pressures and rising unrest.
Fragmented report outlines appointment of a new governor general named Syeni y with references to Avani Wan and John Bas MIS. Mentions of Brottlah nossa Maton and Miri ieste theo feet Alem ber vp appear as unclear details amid the official act and public response.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate Nepean dam plans to impound water with timing and technical details unclear. Community concerns and local officials reportedly weigh impacts on supply and environment amid uncertain dates.
Australian railways report lower earnings for the year, with reduced freight and passenger revenue across major routes. Officials cite softer demand and higher operating costs, while investments in rolling stock and safety programs continue.
The report outlines a domestic tragedy where a man attacked his wife, cut his own throat, and was later restrained. Witnesses described the wife’s injuries and a struggle as the assailant fled, with responders and police securing the scene. The case proceeded to adjournment as investigators reviewed the chaotic events and outcomes.
Telegram from Sydney notes wool sales and auction results kept in a ledger. It references prices per bale and lots with figures in old monetary units, detailing broken lots and weights alongside breeds and locations. The terse report lists bidders and consignors and mentions Helgi and Linotnd competition with varied prices and dates.
A fragmentary notice outlines plans for private transport enterprises and ranches connected to a rail or tramway network. Mentions private site use, service tone, and potential state involvement. details are incomplete and readability is limited.
Alleged removal of birds and other creatures at Taronga Zoo appears in court as a wild life preservation society official states the authorities acted after reports of losses. The case involves zoo staff and ongoing investigations into animal removals and related charges.
An abbreviated notice lists wool sales and consignors including John McCashin and Tiribhares with entries referencing Winchcomb, Carson, and aids from Wool merchants. The fragment outlines sale action and participants with dates and lot identifiers, reflecting a local trade listing in a regional newspaper.
A garbled OCR of a Methodist church notice outlines ministerial changes and related events at a local church. Names, roles, and addresses are unreadable, but the piece centers on staff shifts and community reactions within the religious group.
A fragmented local notice lists names of venues and persons with unclear roles. It mentions Tivoli Talkies Morne Witex Menuet and Atarwace hinisiy Alouto Pavel ad Havite, with references to shows, dates, and attractions mixed with unreadable text. The passage references venues like Leila Hoteile and Ay hau and hints at a crowded, eventful schedule without clear outcomes.
Fragmentary notes describe a social event at the Manet club with unclear details. The text references a fatality and a medical or investigatory context involving named individuals and local venues, but specifics remain garbled.
A fragmentary note describes a tour event at a facility in New York involving several named individuals and a venue with unclear context. The readable text hints at travel, people, and a planned visit to a wall or venue, but many words are garbled, leaving the core details tentative.
An obscure report from the links references a working bee at AML numbers with mentions of Woes wpb anie Chih and H fodkow mul amv AULA Hua Shant un Asay Hh iboaun ar FABIDK Mr ab DK, suggesting a local activity or maintenance event with unclear specifics.
Fragmented OCR text shows a local scene involving teams and individuals named in disjoint phrases. No coherent events or outcomes are clear. readable names suggest a sports or community gathering with unclear participants and dates.
A dated notice mentions Mrs Bowring’s establishment offering stomach remedies and related complaints. The ad notes a price of 3 pence per large bottle and references a Monday April date and a rarity in stock.
The notice outlines a hospital purchasing deal for March with the lowest price on record for a type of wire, cataloged under a special scheme. It notes the March period and references specific suppliers and figures, describing a bargain aligned with existing cash specials for the period.
The text shows a jumble of names LG Rey Mrs Little Rey and many garbled phrases suggesting a damaged notice or obituary style item. Readable elements include scattered personal names and potential locations and dates, but the overall meaning remains unclear. The piece resembles an OCR garble with multiple misread words and disjointed sentences.
Fragmentary notes describe a property sale at Wyalong with references to auctioneers and a purchaser. The text is garbled but indicates a sale event and involved parties, including a named seller and potential buyers.
A garbled OCR passage mentions places and names in a distorted form. It references roads or addresses and some unclear person mentions but lacks coherent events or dates for a concise summary. The readable bits hint at a yard or street scene and possible local entities without clear actions.
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