14 May 1929
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 14, 1929
Page
1
The fragmentary notice references a tennis contest at Wyralong or Wyalong on Sunday May 1, listing players Kalmia Spelee, Bilis, Kato, V Hottenshaw, Cegit Clementi and HO Cooper but the details are garbled and unclear.
In Goulburn at the saleyards buyers and sellers gathered for the sheep sale. A total of 226 747 sheep were sold under the hammer, with consignments from local farms and traders noted.
A shaky report notes Balvonas Miagyine defeating Tolinha on a West Friday list with a narrow one goal margin. The win was credited to Mise Selina amid an opening name of the season.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions sales and names such as Walter Corel ALT red and Anthoners. It references a May and June timing, dealers or vendors, and a focal sale context, but most details are illegible. The readable items suggest a public sale or notice with uncertain participants and dates.
A garbled Sydney shooting report describes a violent incident with conflicting details. Witnesses recount a confrontation near a unnamed location while authorities investigate motives and potential injuries. The text mentions a suspect, bystander reactions, and calls for safety measures amid ongoing inquiries.
A garbled article describes practical uses for half inch Manila rope on farms and in travel, noting its use for tying, wrapping, and securing tires. It claims rope can replace horse-drawn work, turning to motorized tasks, enabling faster chores and less labor, with mentions of a light lorry and Sunday routines.
A heartfelt thanks is extended to Dr Fisher matron sisters and nursing staff of Wyalong Hospital for their kindness and care for the late wife of Mell Hutler and to Mr Rey Wright Mr Reg Thorman and the Wiens families for their sympathy and assistance during bereavement.
Queensland election figures suggest 44 seats for Nationalists and Country Party, 27 for Labor, and one Independent. The campaign centered on unemployment and the government’s handling, with Labor’s support eroded by preexisting economic distress and promises to spend £2 million to mitigate unemployment and related family hardship.
A Sydney evening wire report outlines Melintoeh contesting the leony Cromarty election as a Haber candidate. It notes public support for Highlands reform and the London cable state that Ramsay Mbelwinald addressed voters, detailing party proposals and calls for reform while Shanes Bhat plans a three day tour in Lomametoiny with Mr Fymieay Me Diora.
Fragmentary text describes court actions and a sentence of twelve hours for a Whar offense, with named individuals unclear due to OCR errors. Context mentions labor on charges and probation during a terminology mix of names and phrases.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a girl electrocuted and names like Byrne, Revere, Clive Dalton, Adie Tate, and Cree Mh among unclear phrases. No clear date, location, or organization is readable. Proceed with cautious summary of the incident.
Parkes farmer James McKay sat in the shire near Parkes charged with defrauding the Minister for Agriculture Ho Win as he allegedly supplied fodder under an advance to the district board. Prosecution by Emerton and partners outlined receipts and orders. defense reserved. Committed for trial at Parkes joint Sessions in July with bail set.
The fragment describes tennis in Holland with names Stanton and Bouman among others, but OCR garble prevents a clear event, date, or outcome. No verifiable details to confirm teams, scores, or locations.
A London cable reports that Whi sor is preparing a civic reception for the King and Queen. They will travel by motor car to Bognor on Wednesday morning, then proceed to Windsor Castle for an event timed around Jonesheon.
Mrs Lengman becomes the first woman elected to the Queensland Parliament as a Labor member. She is married to the director of the Queensland Mnaemm and is described as an indefatigable worker in women's welfare and reform.
The coroner examined evidence at Pioneer Mitteren regarding Masterson's death in a Western district. The inquiry probed whether the death resulted from negligence or foul play and whether the act was wound by medical aid or other agents. Details remain unclear as the inquest continues to determine the cause and responsible party.
Thieves broke into the Waton Theatres Lad on Pitt Street Sydney last week and stole cash and a watch valued around £3.00. No evidence of forced entry was found, and the incident is under investigation.
A copy of Chei0th Ammun Wook Review from Measra Wincheonbe Carmon Ltd reports a full account of wool market events and notes on sheep crepe prospects. It includes remarks for guilders and invites requests for a free copy from O Winelwike Carson Ltd at Wincombe House Sydney.
A Saturday fair at Waters garage raised funds for the PNare Wikivisiin t Hospital Queen. Juniile Sia led Nurne Lane parade duties with others handling stalls. Prizes included a browdentury won by Mr. Goddard, chocolate by Norman Smith, and a cake by Hy Kent, all donated to the hospital.
garbled OCR text mentions Mr A Blakely in a medical or critical condition context with scattered phrases about people, events, and locations but no clear single fact or coherent narrative emerges from the fragment.
Quarter Sessions and District Court will open on Wednesday August 2 at 2 pm. Five criminal cases and multiple District Court matters are listed. Judge Gayle is on leave for an inquiry into Paramatta election. Mr N G Pichar sworn in as acting District Court judge, expected to preside on Wednesday.
Fragmented text offers aphorisms on happiness and optimism. It stresses inner belief, care for others, and the impact of a positive outlook. The piece references practical steps to kindness and the value of faith in a better tomorrow.
Damaged text reports extensive losses from sheep dipping problems in New South Wales. Mentions a national impact, a paste product for dipping, and a booklet distributed by the company with requests to pastoralists for copies by mail.
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