06 May 1932
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 06, 1932
Page
1
Fragmented notice mentions Kilpatrick McLellan and Anthonesa Proweaty in a sale, with unclear place and date details. Readable parts indicate a periodic sale action and involved parties, but specifics remain obscured. The record preserves names and the sale context as read.
Fragmentary text mentions land, commission agents, water and gas, and counties with unclear names. No coherent event or outcome is readable. appears from historical newspaper OCR with multiple garbled terms and partial names.
The Heath, one of West Wyalong's oldest residents, dies at 80 in district hospital. A carpenter by trade, he retired after mining declined. Survived by wife and four children, funeral held at Church of England with local officials and Oddfellows in attendance.
A Berlin cable reports an emergency decree dissolving political and military organizations. It targets communist networks and internal groups undermining culture and stability, demanding submission to the ministerial authority and curbing revolutionary activities.
In a chaotic scene at Sydney Stadium, Dunn and Beasley allege a brutal incident with blatant acts of violence. The New Guard and other units are accused of trampling victims as authorities investigate. A veteran lawmaker condemns the incident while calls for accountability surge.
Wheat Pool Farmers and Graziera Grain Insurance and Agency Co Ltd announces a second payment on the voluntary wheat pool. A payment of 8d per bushel plus rail freight will be payable on and after Thursday 13 May, making total payments to date 2s 9d per bushel. The post office closed for receipts on 30 April.
The Unemployed Relief Committee appeals to citizens of Weat Wyatong to donate leftover clothing for needy families during winter. A drive will be held on Tuesday May 10 with volunteers calling for clothing donations.
A fragmented telegraph from Landon reports Waly Lindrum arriving from America saying there was no money for billiards to America. The note hints at skepticism toward American popularity and criticizes spectators who seek quick fame.
Misread text suggests a statement from a Australasian ministry about injuries across states including New South Wales. Unclear names and dates prevent precise identification. article hints at wider political or security concerns affecting multiple regions.
A mixed doubles tennis tournament held at Winnunga in May produced several close results. In Section No 1 Dodson and Mik Clark beat Mutreie and Mies Fen 8 0. Johnmoun and Mine tow Jr. beat Beetian and Whe el and Sting 8 0. In Section No 2 Powell and Mine Clarke led 18 6b. Valen and aise Game 8 beat K Laveen Stet Allen 0. Final played saw Dodgson and Mine Clarke defeat Murrella and Wiss 6 4 1 xo 64. Dodgson and Mine Clarke beat J Welaeel and Mise J. Logg 6 1. Final decision delayed as Johnson and Fowler were unable to complete.
A cable from Sydney reports banker Carl Blum, under examination on alleged foreign currency transfers, jumped from a fourth floor window. Blum, a private banker, was among several questioned about millions moved abroad in an emergency defense.
Tivoli will open with new Fox dramas including a comedy featuring Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in their Metro Goldwyn Mayer feature Pardon Ayr and is set to show young runners and a plot about a gym trainer in the Air and Endack mountains. Thomax Melghas returns to the screen as the coach in a tale of mistaken identity and pursuit of ambition.
A garbled Sydney radio broadcast urges readers to travel to New South Wales. It mentions a Looming Labor filly and a troupe in Richesonld with claims of farming Joos on the people of Sydney. The language is unclear and appears distorted.
A garbled report discusses the Indian cricketer Pataudi, with claims of future selection and qualification dates. It mentions Worcestershire plans and a June test trial, noting debate over potential biases affecting selection decisions.
Fragmentary 19th century notice mentions private ladies parlor and various services including timber and a posting for appointments. The text is damaged, with partial phrases referencing a business at Mal street and contact number 78 for appoints. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a storefront with advertised offerings and a request to ring for appointments.
A garbled government transcription records the governor speaking Thursday about addressing the public. The remarks claim the administration seeks a path out of trouble and asserts no dereliction of duty. The text shows many misspellings and unfinished phrases.
The Dubbo conference of the United Country Party saw multiple nominations and then the withdrawal of a candidate at Mr AVL Witton. Mr A Wilson, now resident of Forbes, played a major role in the Lake Cowal incident. He has long been active in public affairs, serving as Shire resident for years and as president of the Shire Association of NSW, associated with the Riverian Movement.
A fragment notes a wheat price around 78 pounds in a late afternoon market quote. No clear date or market name is provided.
A garbled OCR item mentions Calleen Ball and a planned event at a Jewish venue on Tuesday night. It references a function, regret, and attendance details with unclear names and places. The fragment hints at a game or gathering with local participants and a cited plan in a community setting.
A garbled ad notes a Tuesday May 20 auction at an aid store with 10 000 items or stock to be yarded and sold to hopeful buyers. It mentions good condition stock and buyers to proceed with confidence. A winter happiness theme appears with guarantees and a likely product promotion.
An Australian notice offers a deal on Paling's quality products and social measure. It invites readers to write for particulars and terms at 10 2K eevee Street Sydney or contact Loeit axe for further details.
Messrs Kilpatrick McLellan and Anthoness received a wireless update from Maxie Dalgety detailing wool sales and weekly prices. The message mentions Yorkshire and Japan as key markets, with references to shipments, consignments, and a note about our meal on the 12th of May and changes to future terms.
The Settlers Defence League held a meeting on the 44h at Tulibigeat. Officers named include President Mr Ads, Secretary Mr A Flowers, and Committee member Mr T Kelly. They advanced motions to democratize land use, reduce Crown rents, and instruct the Secretary to appeal to the Minister for Lands for lower rent, with reforms affecting land valuation and rates.
The report details catalogued wool qualities and prices from New Barton and southern markets, noting varied demand and better tone in mast wreek with increased activity. It lists brands, grades, and stock values, plus commentary on Yorkshire needs, trade dynamics, and specific lots like New Borthdeltrom and Wallagoe with referenced owners and valuations.
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