02 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 02, 1930
Page
1
The text details hospital directors election results and attendees at a ball. It lists figures and names such as Meagher and Ryan, with references to a meeting at Semurial Hall and a punch bowl event. The record notes the chairship and election outcomes and mentions other figures associated with the hospital board.
Fragmentary text appears to reference Trinity Park and various unclear names and terms. No coherent event or identifiable entities form a complete report. The readable bits suggest personal names and places but lack a clear incident or outcome to summarize.
Fragmented OCR reads as a contested incident involving a plan or protest, with references to Bowery and alarm radiative concerns. The text appears garbled, but hints at a public dispute over safety, a party, and possible investigations or reactions. Named entities are unclear.
The article outlines musicians Motulay and Aympney with DT McDonald and Morman preparing a church program. It argues music is essential for worship, urging a disciplined approach and noting the role of notation and typographic order in sacred services.
A fragmented diary style entry from Sydney reports Vera Wehwechson finding a note indicating intent to commit self harm at Henndwick. The text is garbled but implies personal crisis and a warning of possible suicide. Police and guardians are not named, further details are unclear.
Aley represented Maearle in a patchy Wednesday golf meet against West Wyoming with several players scoring uneven results. Multiple scores show defeats and close finishes, with several names like Neale, We dobpston, Mudden, Thayen, Seward, Dunne and Armoury Le McCann among the contributors, reflecting a tense round with mixed outcomes.
A mixed report from Sydney details a confusing incident involving several figures linked to the Hive Team. Authorities and local officials are referenced, with unclear names and dates due to the OCR quality, but the piece notes potential legal or civic actions and mentions Writ proceedings.
A man was arrested by warrant at Ungarie on an unclear charge. The report notes arrival of police officer Serkoant U. Munehant and mentions the investigation's connection to the West Wyntane area and related duties. The fragmented text references a West Wyntane location and a formal arrest process.
Union spokespeople reject a Labor Party decision amid factional tensions. The clerks’ union plans further discussions and potential mediation to resolve the row, with talks likely to continue in the coming weeks.
A conference notes the formation of the Weethalle branch of the Agricultural Bureau of NSW. The meeting, chaired by Mrs R Somers, approved staffing and leaders, with L Melanna and W A Als o among officers. The development aims to mirror 600 NSW branches and expand local bureau duties.
A damaged report from Sydney on Monday details a collision between two vessels near Depry Tayle. Both ships sustained damage and crews were evacuated. Authorities pursue a full inquiry into the incident, including weather and navigational factors.
Sydney report details alleged malpractices at horse racing venues. secretary Mee J Underhill notes inquiry into lane timing, amid claims of faulty procedures and questionable practices by jockeys. officials debate ethics and potential consequences for upcoming meetings and owners.
The court today heard a murder charge in a case from October involving Katy Ferney at Goulburn. Coll Ferney faced the allegation as proceedings moved forward, with the defendant standing in the dock on Monday evening.
The union drive faces rejection as coal industry leaders resist the proposed collaboration. Officials signaled the plan was not practical and cited workplace tensions. The event involves National or regional labor bodies discussing next steps amid industry pushback.
A fragmented 1930s racing card from Cootamundra Angie's meeting lists numerous handicaps and entrants such as LORD MABBIE VALODEN and TORCH ANTS. The text shows horse names, race labels like SHOW HANDICAP and WELTER, plus locations including Cootamundra and Kelviston, with a date of 28 1930 and participants varied across races.
Tivoli Theatre announces the return of the British farce Rookery Nook with shows Wednesday through Friday. Local crowds are urged to arrive early for peak capacity and the box office will open in the afternoon. A dance at Girra is planned after the performances, with proceeds aiding the Crlewet Club.
The Weal Wyatons and Cubs hosted a popular Friday night dance at Musonte Hall, drawing many couples. The Homeowners Orchestra played lively tunes, keeping attendees engaging from dusk to dawn as decorations and refreshments impressed guests. Mr Harold Helyar and the dance secretary were praised for their efforts in orchestrating the event.
A Sydney report notes Australian polo ponies sold for high prices at a New York menage auction. Rabion rok! led bidders as ponies fetched strong sums, reflecting growing demand for elite polo stock in international markets.
A fragment notes a wheat price rally and mentions men and a local fair or meeting. Names and details are unclear, but the item signals commodity pricing activity and community event context in a brief newspaper card.
A readable fragment lists likely show trotters and participants including Wordoyee Tat Caducwue Mrront Vie Waleed The Greclaa Vwi Chia ible Thee TIN Hare Parla Pony Warteay Prywood Vagatin Tan Rive Monte Marte Pomany Howl Macsldsa Werwtaing tan ica sauuaie arvana Yonn rat om eri Grauttean Vagabond.
The annual hospital ball at Lake Cargelligo was planned for Friday, September 12. Hon. I A Wullenshaw and Mew Buttenduiaw were listed among attendees. A program included a premed invitation ceremony and arts segment, with mass participation noted.
A fragmentary report notes Canowindra defeated Tomora in a Sunday game. The text is garbled but indicates a local sports event with unclear details and participants. No further verifiable names or outcomes are readable.
A correction notes that The winner For pound Weber of the Onnarie Show was Mike A Nielsen, and Miller A Webster is published.
Mr Chas Hobbs delivers the wartime wage and tax update on Baur day night. The report outlines anticipated changes in taxation and unemployment measures, highlighting effects on workers and employers.
Mecaea CFL Walkin and Co advertise a Thursday sale at their yard in West Wyalome featuring 30 Merino rams, 20 Merino ewes, Dorset and Corriedale stock, plus 200 prime fat sheep and oats. Buyers include F B Fadkinor and Boor Ltd and Villabong Storator Coy among others.
An old remedy claim notes that Horn's Tonic Heave Nuts, in tablet form, eases ailments from overwork or worry. It asserts thousands have restored health by taking the product and highlights ease of use and supposed correct dosages.
Mill Ploneae directs a note listing phones for 30 motor and 18 Punerat items. The fragment suggests a business notice or directory snippet with names and numbers, but readable specifics are limited. Further context would clarify entities and actions.
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