03 Sep 1935
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1935
Page
1
Fragmentary text from a Homebush sales report appears to describe telegraphic notes on livestock sales. Mentions sheep and mark terms like wethers, with numbers and names obscured. Overall readability is poor and specifics are uncertain.
A grainy report from SPROCKET details the West Wyitong Cys road race on Sunday morning. Arthur Worth delivers a comeback win in a crowded field of eleven riders, with Dorothy Danel and Wise Dororthy among notable placers, while Harry Fraser promotes peppermint cure in a local ad.
A noted gathering of the Methodist Young People's Club took place on Wednesday evening, September 4, at Gy Sehoo Hall. The event featured a program with a discussion on youth character, guest speakers, and membership activities.
An upcoming Catholic Bazaar at St Mary's promises community fun with games and attractions. Organizers invite families to enjoy a chocolate wheel, bake sale, and raffle while supporting parish activities. Strong local volunteers sponsor the event with proceeds to aid church programs.
A message from Llamore reports Dougie Johnson aged about one fell into a cement trough full of water at Anderson Maat works Byron Say. The lad was burned over nearly every inch of his body and rescued by two workers. He remains in critical condition in hospital.
Confused report describes a violent incident at Hobart gaol with a mob, shots, and a mysterious woman seen near the yard. Police investigations continue as townsfolk seek details and safety. Local officials urge calm while awaiting further information.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses an attempted move toward peace, mentions the Lain court and employment, and references a Challon duty. The readable bits indicate political contexts but lack clear names, dates, or places to anchor a full summary.
An advert announces ready to wear suits and related items available soon. It lists men's garments with prices and references to boys outfits, urging callers to inquire about the display and tailoring. Text appears garbled but signals a retail clothing promotion with specific price points and brand-like names.
A railway guard died in a collision near Sydney as a train passed through. Investigators seek details of the incident and the circumstances surrounding the crash, with officials confirming the fatality and ongoing inquiry.
Aerial market reports show August delivering record production value and the highest monthly yield cited. The figure surpasses prior records, with total output valued near £680,000 and scaled to top performance despite fluctuating costs. The source emphasizes the spike in monthly yield and its impact on overall production metrics.
A cable from the Vatican states the Pope may intervene through a Jesuit adviser amid wintry conditions and political maneuvering. The message references potential action by a key church figure and notes considerations of retaliation or response in the political arena.
A garbled report quotes John Lathair or related figures from Sydney Mouran about ongoing distress under current conditions. It mentions markets in New York and economic risk tied to governance and external parties, with references to France and Germany and possible shifts in policy.
A piece on a Catholic group hosting a suede party and a ball. Catholic volunteers and society members announce a gathering tonight at Chea Ridwe and a monthly meeting of the Waal Wyslour Ivareh of Use Country. The event is set for Friday afternoon at 2.30.
Dramatic report on Abyssinian imperial resource concessions to an Anglo American syndicate for a Ye year term. Mussolini era tensions rise as claims of naval mobilization and threats prompt European powers to react, with foreign legations shocked by the new concession and calls for action as Abyssinia faces potential colonial pressure.
A fragmented report describes a film titled Conquest screened at an event in Bay Wales. It mentions local audience reactions and the presence of officials, with references to rural areas and regional interest. The text is garbled but centers on a screening and community impact.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a meeting or gathering at a local plot or place with unclear names and a stated time around 1 AM. The readable bits mention Abdedeston, Winkel, and a motif of a general meeting.
An unclear notice describes a shoe show event linked to Brooks with references to venues and participants. The garbled text mentions Hariri Loui Dranks Limparium Malm Styest and West Wyatingbefury Luebury with mixed phrases about colors and roots.
An unclear readable fragment reports Britain suspecting an 18 year old Winn in a royal matter. The text mentions Sydney, a French paper, and references to Anthony, the newspaper Yntyajnlyoany. Details are fragmented and uncertain about roles, places, and outcomes.
Fragmentary text notes a Monday date and a route year with mention of the lowest on record. Names and events are obscured, making it impossible to identify persons, places, or exact actions from the readable fragment.
A noticed schedule outlines an old time dance in the southern region featuring the Fox Trot. Mentions performers including West Jvalone and Mr. Beary with times around 10 30 pm. Venue details and a championship context are linked to forthcoming events and ministers.
A court hearing today for Davie Bley Relugn and Clune Ehermock, charged in the Weyangala murder case, began with not guilty pleas. The Crown alleges both men conspired to kill a woman at Winget Se oar Cayern, claiming the death was accidental amid a heated argument.
A garbled OCR piece references Naughty Marietta with vague notes on music by Wiley Tera and a settlement in New Orleans during Tonvin XV. It mentions figures like HIRAM PANE and a dramatic scene with pirats and markets, all styled as odd stage or social notes from a chaotic historical page.
A fragmented report describes a body recovered from harbour waters near Sydney after a propeller collision. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but authorities mention a man and possible involvement of a vessel or wind conditions.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes Alf Henson’s troupe bringing fighters and wrestlers to an arena event at the showground. It mentions performers including Ed an enos and Cargatlyo, with plans for a May event, crowd notes, and references to local venues and swindling allegations amid a muddled report.
A garbled notice lists AJ Swan as auctioneer and stock valuers for sales at Moora and Maceo. It mentions auctioneering for estate parts and intermeddling agents, with references to Mercanius Agency Co Ltd and Dalkey aliases. Mentions wool, machinery, goods, and livery shop items with generic sale intent and dates unclear due to OCR errors.
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