30 May 1930
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 30, 1930
Page
1
R Armstrong stock station and commission agent Lindley Walker Co wheat agents and wholesalers. Royal Insurance Co fire hall ideally mentioned. Dry poke smut preventive referenced. Trekhirty by cash buyer wheat certificate indicates instrument or sale note in this historical fragment.
Fragmentary notice from a small item mentions printing work and a person named Walang. The text is garbled, offering unclear places and dates, but indicates an official or public notice related to printing at a location in the south. No concrete actions or outcomes are ascertainable.
In a dramatic display, Ponsford scales a double hundred as Oxford faces a tough challenge against Wire. McCabe supports the effort with a steady start, while the match unfolds with tactical batting and early bowling stumbles.
In-house figures detail Woolworths style prices and stock listings. The market report lists hens, ewes, vaches and Merino classes with varied valuations, pounds shillings pence, and yarded weights. It notes general price trends, demand, and stock condition across regions and years, with emphasis on Merino and Comeback categories.
Sydney dispatch notes price declines across states for April. The report cites general reductions in food costs with household affordability improving. Strong entities and exact figures are unavailable due to damaged text.
A fragmented report notes the Labour Conference recommends currency and bond policy. The text hints at financial commitments and government payments, with mentions of figures and potential bonds. The legible elements reference currencies, committees, and a call for immediate action on state indebtedness.
In Paris Hopman defeats Adnan or Peldiay in a closely contested fourth set to claim the singles crown. The match featured extended rallies and decisive service holds as the crowd watched the final points.
Fragmentary notice reports the death of George Lambert with scattered cryptic phrases referencing Australian athletics, a forward end position, a man named Mey Tanner, and a rail related context. The readable text is largely garbled with partial names and unclear details.
A brief report notes a secretive group at the KWL event in the state capital proposes secession and a federation plan. The discussion mentions leading figures and a push to form a new alliance at the venue on the conference date.
A report from Dy won notes State Parnaroen faced a Friday delay due to a boat incident. Details remain unclear as officials investigate the disruption and its impact on scheduled proceedings. The event underscores logistical strains affecting parliamentary operations locally.
Unclear OCR text outlines a golf tournament with multiple players and dates. It mentions Sunday play, a box score style reference, and a closing date for team or participant entries. The readable portions indicate a mixed foursome format and a finals stage, with a deadline around early July.
A boat with nine aboard including six men two women and a boy sank while crossing a river near Perth. The prince regent and others were listed as missing though several occupants were later seen alive. Witnesses described a sudden squall and rough water that overturned the canoe.
The BBW branch of the Clothing and Allied Trades Union in Sydney has advised withdrawal from the Trades Union Labor Council. Members stated broad agreement with many goals but cited a need to pursue alternative avenues to achieve those aims and reforms.
In Sydney the House of Representatives faced a wave of grievances and procedural debates. The focus centered on petitions and private member issues while committees were urged to discuss export authority and related bills.
Min from Funeral Director lists phone contact numbers 20 and Th in a fragmented notice. The readable portion suggests a local obituary or funeral service entry with sparse details and names omitted.
The notice records the death of an elderly resident age seventy two with surviving relatives listed including Abbott Stivemne Herkes Muscle Ulenthorne Ay J Paurle Atshott Ty Abott and others. The funeral is said to be at Wingham Cemetery in the Presbyterian portion of the cemetery.
A Sydney Trades and Labor Council plan to hold an eight member meeting as workers come out of a strike. The council aims to discuss next steps and coordinate support for Wilinl traders.
Siletts Agency handles a teen Chee Dip matter on Weel Lane. The brief notes a local youth case and agency involvement, with an emphasis on community safety and support resources.
Milly E Plonese Funeral Director is listed with two phone numbers 20 and 15 for inquiries. The notice provides no dates or locations beyond the business name and contact lines.
Local officials review a proposed kerosene powered plant amid concerns over safety and emissions. Industry advocates cite jobs and energy independence while residents seek environmental assurances from the developer and council.
A Wednesday afternoon contest between Hulchers and Bakers ended with the Bakers prevailing 19 to 13. The lively clash entertained spectators and showcased strong defensive play from both sides.
Wheat prices were quoted locally today as farmers from Weethalle tender their grain to DE Balu and Nugee Alling at Tallimbs Hospital for care of patient Allan Len Good. Hector Hamault assisted as as observer on the occasion of Charleson’s accident.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a crash during landing and names like Amy Johnson and Heber. The readable phrases hint at a landing mishap near Bris bane with possible victims or witnesses, but details and full context are unclear.
Local report outlines the upcoming Batros Trophy match at Barmedman with lineups including Hemert W WYALONG Sidginbung and Fut Inok among listed players. The article notes expected attendance and emphasizes a large crowd as both teams prepare for the Sunday afternoon event.
The report details a rifle shooting event held at Merrie with competitors Gillard and Hasutior among the top finishers. Final scores and placements are listed, highlighting a close contest and notable performance by Gillard.
A local hospital fundraiser in West Wyalong district received a donation described as a box of chocolates, from Mrs ILS fluo and others at Shire Street. The amount raised reached £3, with residents and planners hopeful for comfort and care as travel improved for patients and staff.
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