21 May 1935
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 21, 1935
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic scene with names and phrases like Madew Bonnin and Tsar. It mentions planes, submarines, battles, and dates in a disordered jumble, suggesting a wartime combat or dramatic telegraph-style snippet.
G. P. Evans and partners Englert and Wootten announce legal proctors on Main Street West Wyalong. Attorneys listed as Sulicmeois and others. Public notice of legal services and firm locations provided.
A businessman was killed in a car crash and two others remain in hospital. The incident occurred near a busy intersection as emergency crews responded quickly. Police investigation underway to determine cause and charges.
Fragmentary OCR yields a drowned body with unknown cause and 500 in bank. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, hindering identification of person, location, and motive. Further readable details are insufficient to determine exact timeline or official actions.
A historic obituary notes the death of a figure linked to Lawrence of Arabia, detailing their demise from injuries and the national impact. The report highlights international attention and the lasting memory of the figure within London society and broader history.
Fragmentary OCR style item references a religious topic in Germany with hints of paganism and critique. Names and specifics are garbled, but suggests a discussion on religious tension or decline and a year or event tied to a place. No clear date or entities fully identifiable in readable text.
H F Broadbent completed a round Australia flight ending at Marafald Aerodrome Adelaide A104M in 10 hours. He beat his own previous record by an hour, setting a new mark ahead of Jean Melrose.
Mistranslated OCR fragment mentions Wheat prices and a person or entity named Mowayy at a location Zhi Hy sunt. The readable text is fragmented with unclear context and garbled names. The item appears to be a short market note or caption rather than a full report.
Dr Kaye’s move to credit an overcharge for street lighting against the Town Fund, with interest saved on overdraft allocated to the separate Shire funds. The adjustment reallocates costs to respective funds and notes the amount charged exceeded actual light costs over a period.
Coroner censures witness in a Parkes death inquiry. The report notes unreliable testimony and questions the cause of death linked to wine consumption. Local inquiry is underway with attention to government procedure and public safety.
A critical piece argues wealth inequality harms society and urges reform. It condemns the powerful who profit from exploitation and calls for action to aid the impoverished.
A murky report from Sydney quotes Premier Tay Win on election figures. The article claims Labour expected victory and suggests a landslide, while mentioning political maneuvers and party mergers.
Nomination details for the Coyarie race at Viarie on Monday May 2000 include secretary Hremy G. Deytion presiding at p.m. Weather and track conditions described as excellent with minimal incidents reported. event timing and officials listed in the fragmentary notice.
In Sydney a faction of the party shows support for Lang and Monaay amid leadership speculation. Rumors suggest Van’s candidacy as leader of the assent, with observers noting tensions over the internal line and questions of who will emerge as chief among the factions.
Sydney report of a Melbourne bookmaker John Gear being attacked at home by two armed men after returning from Willanictown. They kicked him and took a large amount of money from his pockets before fleeing, with police seeking help from the public.
The readable fragments show no coherent event, names, or dates to form a concrete reporting item. Content appears garbled with scattered letters and incomplete phrases, lacking identifiable organizations or places for a proper summary.
Ungarie advertises a stock sale with listed sites and sellers. The notice notes sale timing, venue, and contact details for bidders.
An old time dance notice fragment lists a venue and offerings including a balm product and a medicine name. It mentions a price of two shillings and references a chemist in West Wyelong, with unclear details about the event or participants.
Fragmentary OCR text references Homebush sales and market activity with unclear names and dates. It mentions items like Osldabemiph and Mert Con and phrases about markets and biddings, but key details are unreadable. The readable parts suggest an auction or sales report with uncertain participants and timing.
A degraded text describes a CWA Ball at Weethalle with muddled references to attendees and moments. It mentions a dancing crowd and a medley performance, alongside scattered names and unclear phrases about decoration and arrangements. The readable portions hint at a festive yet chaotic event atmosphere.
Community notice lists dressmaking classes to start soon with sessions led by Mia A and others. Details on schedule, location, and enrollment options are unclear due to OCR errors in the source.
Fragmentary district hospital item lists patients by misread names and mentions remedies. It includes juvenile cases and a promotional line for Bowring's Special tonic laxative and a peppermint cough cure, with garbled place and person names throughout.
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