18 May 1928
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 18, 1928
Page
1
A fragmented newslitem discusses a boy's death tied to alleged harmful reading. It mentions a discussion of cowboy and western literature influencing young readers and cites concerns about inappropriate material.
Fragmented OCR text indicates a Queensland government matter where a Labour convention rejects a no confidence motion. Mentions names and terms that are unclear, including individuals and amendments, with references to a community and parliamentary context.
Vague crop report notes last season's wheat yields with unclear figures. Reference to nine bushels per acre and mentions of rot, poor quality grain, and invented numbers. No clear locations, dates, or organizations are identifiable.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Nobile and Nicholas Land with references to wine and a journey. Names and places are unclear, yielding limited readable details about a possible event or note and no coherent narrative or dates.
An unreliable ciphered fragment discusses actions around Shanghai and Nanomadist influences, noting resistance against railways and strategic options by Southern nations. It mentions potential moves toward Pekin and hints at Russian and Mosovie agents in the arena.
A fragmentary report notes ongoing maritime disputes involving multiple parties. It mentions Martina Ute and Methowne amid contested claims and calls for conduct under external mediation. The text references Cesipayans and a proposed termination or resolution, with opposition from Tolineon.
An unspecified goods train derailed near Picton causing disruption to the area. No injuries reported. Authorities investigated the incident as crews worked to clear the wreck and restore service.
Local billiards tally shows Lindrum Bres mateh ay wey The latest liltzard scoren ayer at Pua Clubtown 505 with players vowing tight defense and sharp breaks in a lively session.
A fragment from the Presbyterian Church Assembly reports a shortage of candidate dates for ministry duties. The notice references ongoing scheduling issues and the need to address ministerial deployment amid unspecified constraints.
A mangled listing of Tattersall's races including hurdles, handicaps, and stakes with scattered names and odds. Mentions Abull Anpilemt Gvasvonoe Bugia Whine Queen Vad andWelter Handicap. overall unclear due to OCR noise and garbled text.
A fragmented legal notice references a settlement action with parties named Inigo and others and a date 4/15. The text mentions the Legikint vee Caunelt and Plager Settlement with unclear details about purchase, terms, and enforcement.
The fragmentary notice references Aimal and Wier's firm as part of a liquidation tied to Mrs Bioliun and a sale date in May. The remaining unreadable lines mention furnitures and a West district site with altered factory conditions and related actions.
The court dismissed the appeal stating the claim rested on contracts and could not be maintained. Justice Witchell presided with counsel Evins and Englert appearing for the Bentley party.
A garbled report cites inventor Jarvis and others discussing a protective wheel or meter device aimed at improving comfort and safety for motorists. The text mentions securing rents and legal warrants, with scattered references to locations and officials, though many details are unclear.
A fragmented notice expresses appreciation for continued voter confidence in the current board. It pledges to uphold duties and support key figures including R. G. ampeaur and others, while stressing commitment to service and governance duties.
An account of a social gathering hosted by Provident at City Hospital on August 16. Attendees include Matron Denno and Matron Brow, with staff names Wynlaug, Mary Street West Wynlonk, and Miss Denne noted among participants.
The readable text is garbled but hints at a pledge or statement by an individual named HSIN Vo tendoy my slate Chul regarding the rite and election to a role described as Divintoy of the Bowe. It mentions protecting one Indians of the primary producers and a link to AganL UssViyne (N00).
Fragmentary report notes a War Service Homes Commission item involving West Wyong with references to a construction or allocation at Moss 1028 and a subsequent note about old minibier Colt kt AWest Wyte. Names Walter and others appear in the scrawl.
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