08 May 1931
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 08, 1931
Page
1
Sir Robert Gibson informs the Senate about a threatened statutory reserve, amid turmoil over ship shipments and policy advice. Government debates focus on the Kore position and vocabulary shifts impacting planning.
The Commonwealth Woot ar i Pre ftuce Co with HNL Heir West Wyalong Fortnightly Market announce horse sales at West Wyalong on Friday May and again on Tuesday May with hundreds of heads of draught mares, harness, farming implements and cattle to be sold. Dalnety & Co Ltd and Kilpatrick Hollen and Anchonest partners hold a monthly marker at Blire yards West Wyalong on Friday May with live stock and chestnut items offered. Young announce fortnightly sale at Young Yard on Friday May with 70 head of district best fat cattle and 40 mixed cattle. Full details appear in the advertiser columns.
WIRE reports tremors struck Hawkes Bay and Poverty Bay districts at 2:30 AM, causing fear as residents rushed into streets in night attire. No injuries noted in initial accounts, with multiple shocks following the first quake.
The report describes a first meeting of the United Party in Caaberem with key figures including Senator Dupexm and Mr. Tathonine present. It notes arrival of Mi bynes and references local political proceedings and attendance.
Three masked men abducted jeweller Solomon Cohen near Mentomalat Park in Sydney as he was dragged from a shop. The thieves, wearing disguises, looted diamonds and jewellery valued between 190 and 1,000 pounds. Cohen was later found unharmed.
Fragmentary OCR suggests discussion of railway finances and projected deficits. Mentions Sydney and Clearya locations and a speaker named Chapman. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
A fragmented bulletin from Canberra notes parliamentary lobbying activity linked to a bank bill. The report mentions Sydney and financial figures with unclear specifics, indicating skepticism about passage and the Senate’s likely rejection.
Sydney report of Mr W Cameron MLA death last night in Muswellbrook age 53 after long illness. He had been under medical care for several years for illness.
The State Parliament was adjourned a day to Tuesday next after a tribute to late Str. Cameron, Member for Upper Hunter, who died at Muswellbrook. Details remain sparse as officials note the incident and await further confirmation.
Julia McPacany faced charges at the Cy Court, Met hone, after a gun incident involving a constable. The case alleges intent to harm, with a handcutting on a vessel as part of the evidence. Proceedings continue into February.
Sydney notes a 35 percent reduction in gable trimming as part of a local craft and home improvement trend. The fragmented text references various places and names, including Heaton, Gren Wine, and Yow ant Aveyaad, with unclear context and mixed garbled phrases. The article suggests a regional focus on home upgrades and related pricing or rates, but details are obscured.
In Sydney Hinkler rejects reports about a planned route for a flight to New York. He states he has not decided where he is going and denies any finalized plan. Reporters pressed for details as he emphasized that takeoff would reveal the destination once confirmed.
In Sydney on Thursday New Zealand cricketers took part in a practice session. The team focused on batting drills with several players noted for solid technique. A local reporter observed disciplined fielding and steady bowling pace as the visitors prepared ahead of upcoming fixtures.
A cable from Toronto reports a plane crash involving notable aviators including Bauadron-Lenderert Minkier whose solo record stood for three years. Lieut Wexborm and Captain JA Gladstone were among the injured as the aircraft failed in a violent dust storm near Soultelon while attempting a flight toward Buffalo.
In terse supplied text a report notes a planned operation at a war memorial hospital location. Names appear garbled, but suggests a patient or staff event linked to West, Wea, or Hitomia Waverley with a four day window. Further readable details are unavailable.
A fragment reports a historical wheat price quote linked to a date around February 19 with notes of a previous week. It mentions quoted figures and possible trader names, but the legible content remains unclear and partial.
An advertisement claims Williams Pink Pills relieve nerve strain headaches and poor appetite caused by overwork. It asserts the pills renew blood and strengthen the nerves, promising quick recovery and renewed vitality. A local agent seeks farmers to join a project, noting immediate openings.
Public notice advertises firewood for sale at Wyalomg depot at current rates. Availability includes Suwa fos Moots and related pruning items. Week of 16/ week term shows pram etly attended and mentions welcome customers at Shire Depot.
A historical note announces Jeode Grest Pepearmint Cure labeled for children. The item claims to ease coughs and related symptoms, presented as a medical remedy for youngsters in the period.
The notice lists applicant names and an opening for a secretary position with a stated fee. It mentions terms like per renter and autary of pounds, suggesting pay and duties. however the OCR text is garbled. Names such as A.annagw and Aioe appear, along with PATI and Anaovcattua.
Fortnightly sale advertises Friday May 8 at 1 30 pm with yarding of sheep cattle and mares of various ages. Listings include Dorper like breeds, Westons cows mixed stock and Merina wethers plus buyers notes. Lloyd Martin and Co co operate at Weston Young sale.
Ambiguous recruitment note from untrustworthy Melbourne firm seeks agents across New South Wales to push silk hosiery and underwear at low prices. No premium, book orders handled locally, with subagents appointed by applicants.
The event is scheduled for Tuesday May 26 at the Mallmane Clear with entry prices listed as 7 shillings. Participants include Jas Murphy and J Ragerton among others.
Fragmentary notice from a Melbourne photographer offering a reward for information or return of items. Mentions West Wyalong and Beckom with names Frank Simpson Ollie and Mullman. Includes garbled phrases about printing, developing, and oil shares.
Fragment reads of a land auction listing with details on a parcel laid out at 28 perches, price 0, and terms described as per year, with references to location near West Wyntona Post Office and an 1800s style depot.
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