16 May 1930
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 16, 1930
Page
1
A compact public notice from a sole proprietor William Patterson announces a business listing at a street location in Now Bowl. The fragmented OCR reads like an advertisement or legal notice about a sale or transfer connected to a temperament firm and steel items, with uncertain details and dates.
Readable OCR notes show a cinema listing for tonight at the Tivoli Theatre with several titles including a feature titled Tales and a reel presented under the Ton Follies banner. Ends with a local weather and admission detail in ACM format.
A pilot safely bailed from a damaged aircraft during a perilous flight over a distant region. The craft broke apart, the pilot deployed a parachute, and he landed in a river or watery area, surviving the dramatic incident. Details of location and exact aircraft type are unclear due to the damaged text.
An obituary notes the passing of a long time resident aged in years with the funeral in Wyalome and interment at the Gmaret of Mad HordoN Al Ny cemetery. The Rev Wy. Cony led the service with arrangements conducted by Mr Mie.
A fragmented OCR row mentions a brilliant woman and various names and places, with unclear chronology. The text hints at a raid and a notable dinner and references to Sydney and Wes, but readable details are scarce. The piece reads like a late era wire service blurb with uncertain dates and associations.
A damaged OCR record outlines Grimmett facing Lancashire with numerous players named, including Sibley and Burkes, amid a crowded scorecard. The text lists venues, dates, and multiple batters and bowlers, noting performances and conjectured outcomes in a long, fragmented report.
The council plans to submit projected costs for road construction on Friday. Clerk notes consultation with Main Road authority and Libary Committee, aiming for approval by the Board. Submissions follow a path of potential supervision and oversight prior to final tender.
A boy died in Sydney after an accident while playing with a friend during a hawk hunting activity. Authorities report the incident occurred in a yard as the children, including a sister and mate, engaged in rough play.
In Sydney the Public Service Bill faced strong discussion as members, including figures like Swadeni and Rose, weighed potential impacts. The assembly ultimately approved the measure after tense sessions, signaling a shift in regulatory approach.
A wrecked plane near Kelme Pass in Sydney resulted in two fatalities amid unclear weather. Authorities report a fatal air disaster with limited details as investigation begins.
A Melbourne article reports plans for a new factory in Newcastle with an annual output value of £200,000 in Australia. The project involves Mintay Pw and Sydney investors aiming to boost local employment and production capacity amid economic expansion.
A local hospital campaign lists subscribers and donors who give weekly support. The roster names many individuals including Mrs J Matthews and J Withers, detailing those contributing to fund monthly or weekly and urging continued backing through a year of outreach and publication efforts.
A Sydney clerk in the advertising department of Vacuum Oil Co Perth misappropriated funds totaling £1155 from a former employee. The case details a lapse in handling earnings and notes the property belonged to the firm.
In Sydney on Friday metal trades workers resumed activity after a stoppage linked to Mr. Justin Tenby’s dispute. The engine results are unclear, but employees have now accepted altered award conditions.
Tasmanians express strong resentment at a federal subvention plan to attach their state to Victoria. Premier McPhee calls the suggestion devious and wild, arguing it betrays the principle of federation.
The Convent School football team regained the School Cup from District School with a 20 point half time deficit erased in the second half. Key players Quilty Mackay and Thomas starred for the Convent, while W Rahorne and Gaeta led the District effort in an otherwise close contest.
Market notes from West Wyalong describe prices and conditions for livestock and produce. The report lists merino wethers and terms for sheep and cattle, noting store stock and local buyers in the district.
A Sydney labor council meeting descended into charmless scenes as candidates argued over sending delegates. Terry Miller claimed funds were lacking to dispatch delegates and criticized opponents for inaction. The exchange touched on international ties with Russia and party strategy ahead of elections.
Fragmented text reports Senate action on wharf laborers regulation, with names such as Benatar Guthrin and Lyne appearing amid unclear phrases. The piece hints at a motion to delay or set regulation for maritime labor, mentioning Sydney and Australian authorities in a political context.
An evening event titled 50/50 Dance is planned for next Monday at the Ax Toa Theatre. The program includes a duel display and a ceremonial presentation of a cup and banner to the winning tour. A large crowd is expected with special costumes and presentations by Emmett and Jack O'Brien among others.
The Gloomchasers Orchestra performs at the Grand Annual Catholic Ball in Putte Hillot on Tuesday May 20. Crowley and Mr J Caodin are listed as Tote Mon. Serv. attendees.
In Auburn the town contemplates a new high school for the Vermetion of the few. The committee received 80 tenders with 44 accepted under the conditions. Work will start immediately under Pioneer Motor Funeral Director E. Mills.
In a local Police Court session at Tetor Mir Morrizon, hotelkeeper of the White unk Hotel pleaded guilty to a charge of allowing drunkenness on the premises. The magistrate imposed a fine and ordered costs.
Tivoli Theatre announces Saturday evening program headlined by May Talkies from 1929 with Warner Baxter in Arizona. The show promises musical numbers and a vaudeville interlude, plus additional talkie attractions to draw crowds this week.
A fragmented OCR item shows names and scores from a golf club context with unclear details. Various garbled personal names, down entries, and a possible score chain mention 1001882 and an unclear 20th reference, indicating a misread roster or match record. The readable bits suggest a list rather than a full event report.
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