06 Sep 1935
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 06, 1935
Page
1
The cycle track project advances with approved plans in West Walton, Bland Shire, and Bremershire regions. Council members report steady progress, with crews improving river crossings and engaging with local authorities to ensure timely completion.
H Bev an Colonial Mutual Britain opposite Meagher and Co West Wyalong telephone West Wyalong NSW multifaceted listing appears in a small town directory style fragment showing business name partial contact details without full address or activities.
G P Evans Englert and Attorneys advertise their updated contact details listing Proctors Main Street West Wyalong and a related firm address for client correspondence.
A series of mobile eye care visits is listed for multiple towns. Queandialla Quiniiialy Motel hosts on September 26 from 1.80 to 2. Harekin: Lawter's Pharmacy on September 26. Hankin Springs Sankin Spring Hotel on October 2 from 4 pm to 6 pm and October 29 from 9 am to 10 pm. Tallimba Tallimba Hotel October 29 from 2 to 3 and October 30 to 11. Weethalle Weethalle Hotel October 8 from 9 to 5. Weethalle Weethalle Motel October days. West Wyalong McNamara's Pharmacy October 20 from 9:00 am. Ungarie Ungarie Hotel October 2 from 1 to 4 pm and October 24 from 9 am to 10 12.
A failing to secure clear proposals, Aloisi voiced bitterness during a London press exchange. The Gen League discussions stalled as Italy rejected renewed negotiations while Eden and Lavely speeches were noted. The council adjourned to Friday after a tense session.
An unclear OCR fragment from a South Africa sports event mentions teams and players in a garbled list. Key names and outcomes are not determinable, leaving the exact match details and participants ambiguous. The record preserves the incomplete reference to a game and related personnel without coherent results or dates.
Fragmentary Times Geneva dispatch notes Laval’s cautious stance and hints at collaboration with Malians amid shifts in Italy France and Britain. The report mentions auctions and participation, with no coherent sequence of events or clear outcome.
A fragmented report notes SCULLIN'S resignation and a pending unity conference in Tasmania with mentions of Sydney and various personal names. The scattered lines reference dates, venues, and possible participants, but concrete details remain unclear in the text. The account suggests political maneuvering and regional cooperation efforts without firm statements.
A fragmented entry describes a Maytag 14 device in a main pavilion with unclear details. The garbled text mentions commemoration actions and a focus on women, with scattered names and partial phrases about events, seating, and demonstrations.
Fragmented OCR text notes a special talkie at the Tivoli Theatre with garbled names and captions. OCR chaos suggests a film event with unclear titles and possible cast references, ending with a stray number 400. The readable bits imply a cinema listing or advertisement without coherent details.
A vague report notes a family swindled by a price claim on wheat named Winsal, with a pointed claim of deceit at a 2 ry rate. Authorities warn residents to verify market quotes before accepting sensational pricing.
Fragmentary text discusses unemployment as a motive in a crime linked to Alexander Mullan and several unnamed individuals. The passage is garbled, with names and roles partially unreadable, no clear date or location. Further readable details are required for a precise summary.
fragmentary OCR text presents obscure names, dates, and phrases. readable items mention entries, times, and locations but lack coherent events or clear subjects. due to garbled content no definitive person, organization, or outcome can be confirmed.
A grim report from Sydney describes the discovery of a woman's body found along Hoe Water curve after a fire. Investigators identified the deceased as Mary Cutten, 66, with unclear details and questions surrounding the circumstances of death.
A proposal to move weekly cricket to Wednesday afternoons draws support from cricketers including A. Wimber and J. V. Meteor. The originator plans to convene a meeting soon to discuss the idea, while Sunday competition is described as a failure.
An early 20th century style ad touts Strumer's selling garments, undergarments and accessories at low prices. It claims value with phrases about wonderful deals and urges shoppers to visit Strumer's for a broad range including men and boys and girls apparel.
Fragmentary weather report notes prolonged dry spells followed by heavy rain and storms. Mentions Wednesday afternoon cooling and potential hail or wind damage in places near College and Barrolle area with observed structural impacts and forecast for another storm system.
A Sydney report notes F J Cale merchant probate value of 591,176 in estate bequests to charity and other beneficiaries. The unclear wire mentions the estate and large bequests, with focus on probate proceedings and charitable allocations.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 1919 era Australia related antiwar movement. Mentions conference at Orange, aims against imperial war, and calls for involvement by Australia in broader mobilization and solidarity actions. Names and clear details are obscured.
Telex from Mosare Golisbrough at Mi Co detailing lamb sales at Hamiebulr and listings of wethers with ages and prices. Records note A. Robinson in Carnegie to sell two lots, including wethers priced at 9/7 and 20/2. Ends with unclear names and locations.
Fred Eardley's blazer leads the field in a top point race amid a muddled field with several notable names including Wyat Wylie and Stal Huet. Cross-country style clashes and near ties mark the event, with riders from Mayers and Panigonead noted among competitors.
A fragmented report outlines golf competitions with various players and venues noted in brief, including references to Sunday events and multiple entities. Specific names and places are unclear due to OCR corruption but imply a regional sports summary with upcoming matches and possible results.
A J Swan auctioneer announces a sale of blocks and property balance vested by a western district sale. The notice references an interregional auction salver constructed in part one of the street division, with liberal advances to welfare elements and partnerships. Agency Co Ltd named for New Zealand investments and department affiliations appear in the fragmented OCR.
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