23 May 1930
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 23, 1930
Page
1
A garbled notice details auctions by Waldir and Co and Moser Co on Wednesday and Sunday, with plans for sheep, cattle, machinery, and farm goods. It lists sale dates, locations, and items though many names and figures are unclear, inviting interested buyers to apply for future sales and refer to officials.
A worker fell from a telephone hole at a pole site near Park Street and sustained a fractured leg and other injuries. He was treated by Dr. Lavings at Armada and transferred to Wyalone District Hospital, where his condition was reported as improving.
Obituary notices describe the deaths of several individuals aged around 75 and older. Survived by widow and children, with other relatives noted as lost in service or mining. Interments occurred in Methodist and Presbyterian cemetery sections with religious services led by local ministers. Funeral arrangements were handled by a local undertaker, and a large assortment of chocolates is mentioned in the context of offerings.
Fragmentary readable text discusses wheat pooling and government policy. Mentions Dr Page and various named figures in a political economic context. Specifics are garbled but indicates debate over pooling versus market freedom and regulatory stance.
Unease grows over Miss Amy Johnson after she passed over Sims and there is no further news from Weltrevedan stating details or confirmation of recovery status.
Report details a weather affected harness meeting with key figures Worthington and Hurdood in Sydney. Names such as Aldwrruut, Washington, and Freannds appear in race results and attendance notes. The piece references a large card of events, including a notable effort by Hornttinnk and mentions funding and local officials.
Friday afternoon Miss Amy Johnson landed at 8.45 last night at Haliloclik near At tomboen. She traveled by car to Attomboena and will return to Haliloclik today then fly to Attom boen. Departure time from Attomboen for Darwin has not been fixed.
A Melbourne man, 47, was found dead yesterday in a river near Gvelous after attempting to rescue a drowning companion. Eyewitnesses recalled a collision with a carriage on the roadway before the man jumped into the water and collapsed.
Fragmented OCR text describes a sensational report from Sydney about a parliament or council session. It mentions a person named Alan Pogior and references fear, power, and a dramatic warning. The garbled lines suggest a political or police context with unclear quotes and a featured man.
A garbled clipping reports calls for resignation amid worker unrest and political tension. Names and clear details are unreadable, but the urgency suggests a leadership challenge and labor concerns in a stalled process.
A bill before the legislative assembly seeks to extend the Railway Commission's authority, including power to regulate differential carriage rates and conditions on railways. Supporters argue stronger oversight will ensure fair pricing and compliance across routes. The measure includes specific provisions on executive duties and budgetary oversight.
In Sydney on Friday, defendants Jack Doyle and Fred Hambrook faced charges over the assault and murder of two Chinese men, Jimmy Top and Wing Chung, tied to market gardens at Katni asleigh. The case, involving delays and remand for elah day, proceeds after an initial hearing.
Wool prices held firm in Sydney market as buyers and sellers met under steady conditions. Trade reports indicate consistent demand while bale values showed little change from prior sessions, reflecting stable wool trade activity amid cautious bidding.
A Sydney cable reports Australian players Crawford and Moon defeated Duplaix and Nadie in a tough match with scores 4 6 to 1 6 and 0 2 to 6 0. Hops and Willard also upset Bako and Mik in doubles as Jo Hho arom raved.
A 46 year old defendant from Macon Crise Son Sik was found guilty in a conspiracy case. The court noted the evidence and the jury returned a verdict after deliberations. Sentencing details were not clearly provided in the readable text.
A report states Cecil Hartt was found dead Tuesday on Mount Polwombra near Moruya with mites in his ear. A double murder suicide is suspected as another body near Hyding and a missing artist from Black Niu White area is noted. The article references Hartt as a noted artist and mentions journeys to Australia and France.
A dated-voice medical note touts peppermint as a remedy for a child's persistent hacking cough. The piece summarizes claimed benefits, recommends dosage guidance, and cites supportive anecdotes from local families. It reflects early 20th century home remedies and public health tone.
E Milly a pioneer funeral director known for serving communities with dignity retired from active practice and contributed to local welfare after founding a prominent firm. Phone numbers 20 and 1B are listed in the obituary as contact details.
A fragmented report outlines telephone facilities in Ungarie District with references to Weello MUTA and North Yarong routes. It mentions a travel plan via Yarama phone Office and a submission presented by a person named Yomabi on behalf of heronllonta Folate, noting department presumptions about service provision and address details.
A brief item notes wheat prices at three dollars per bushel amid market chatter. Local merchants report steady demand and festival crowds affecting grain sales.
A concise report surveys rifle shooting results at a local event with notable participants including Gavin W and Glan Hw. Officials commented on scores and rising talent, noting competitive standings and promising performance from several shooters.
Local notices list church services in West Wyalong parish with multiple denominations. Dates include May 16 and 4th Sunday after Easter. times range from early morning to late afternoon at Rectory, Ungarie, and surrounding missions.
A garbled OCR notice indicates a farming equipment or seed supplier announcing readiness for planting season. It mentions preparations and dates but the readable fragments are limited. The item appears to be a brief public notice concerning agricultural timing and availability.
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