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Readers note a list of hotel names with inconsistent spellings and dates. The fragmentary entries show approximate days in September October November and varied times from morning to evening.
13 Sep 1932
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1932
Page
1
Readers note a list of hotel names with inconsistent spellings and dates. The fragmentary entries show approximate days in September October November and varied times from morning to evening.
A weight guessing competition at the West Wyalong Show drew many entries. Winner Mr W T Butler of West Wyalong matched the exact weight, TH6glb. Second prize was shared by G Painton of Shelbourne and J Edgerton of Blow Wear, each guessing TO71b. Bullocks supplied by Nichdleon and Pettit from the Aland were weighed and certified by Mr TOR Dean.
The community mourns the sudden death of Frederick William Schwartz at Wyalong hospital after appendix surgery. Born in South Australia, he moved to the Temora district in 1902 and ran a Viddeh farm. Survived by his widow, one son Victor, six brothers Henry Herbert Paul Otto Alfred and Dr. E M Schwartz, and one sister Miss Schwartz. The funeral was held at the Church of England section of Wyalong cemetery with a large turnout from Yiddah and West Wyalong.
A lyrical spring scene celebrates warm breeze and bright day as wattle trees bloom and magpies sing. The verses praise nectar of spring and carefree joy, credited to Isabel Fitzgerald of Wamboyne.
An elderly Wyalong resident, Joseph Grace, died Wednesday night at Wyalong District Hospital aged 77 after a long illness and a 15 week stay. He lived near Wyalong and worked as a market gardener and prospector and was a longtime exhibitor at the Weat Wyaloog Show. No relatives are known. R.C. portion of Wyaloog cemetery with Rev Father Shappen officiating at the graveside. Funeral arrangements were handled by Messrs R and G Stephenson.
Mrs. Margaret McLeod, 86, longtime Tronkey resident, died after a long illness. Stephen Alexander once ran a shop in Tronkey and was robbed by Ben Hall and associates, with shots fired and a bullet aimed at her husband. A Parkes well incident saw a three year old saved after falling into a rubbish receptacle fire, emerging unharmed aside from shock and inflamed eyes.
A London cable reports that Dileepaingtit has abandoned the Australian bear and will travel to Switeerloed for leadtl reasons, with no plans for an Australia engagement.
A British trawler reports a sea landing off Jreesland near 4 20 Sunday as George Hutchison and family traveling from America to England in an amphibian aircraft vanished after alighting at sea. The trawler Angelmaigslin aided by radio contact until fifteen miles from the site but found no trace of the craft or occupants. The search continues.
Rupert Rumble of Werria Creek was missing for about ten days before being found in a city street on Friday. A passerby reported seeing him near a shop window. he was taken to hospital where doctors treated him for unspecified injuries.
A Melbourne message reports Federal Attorney General Latham left the dispute at the State mine in Wonthagie unresolved. He did not see any action the Federal could use to intervene in the purchase.
Wanita A SyTiney reports a Melbourne factory governor Mr Joshua claims the firm will curb production due to staff dismissals and government pressure linked to political uses of the company name. He notes a 70 percent production cut, heavy loan stocks, and imminent payroll reductions.
Representations were made by the railway workers industry branch to Premier Stevens for better wages and conditions in relief work. Stevens replies that government finance required current measures and that thousands are employed. He hints at possible arbitration law changes to empower the Arbitration Court to fix award rates for public works relief schemes.
The Attorney General says new laws to regulate solicitors funds will be introduced soon by the State Government. Several schemes will be considered before a definite plan is adopted.
Acting Commissioner Maddocks of New South Wales Road Transport and Tramways says Sydney Tramways finances are comparatively healthy. He notes immediate consideration of rehabilitation of rolling stock and a review of tram fares.
Report from Syiloey and Mranvtay notes police pay cuts rumbling as government austerity moves target a 22 percent reduction. Sources allege officers face salary decreases while lawmakers consider broader pension and staffing squeezes.
The Bishop Wylde visited Wyalong where a parish gathering gathered about ten attendees in the Lyceum Theatre. The rector Frank Elliott and Mr. A FE Menehare supported the welcome speech as the Bishop gave an interesting address with incidental items and supper was served.
The Governor assents to appoint seventeen new members to the Legislative Council to aid ministers in passing laws. Appointees include Alderman C A Parker Mayor of Newcandy R G McKillop and others from Narromine Griffith Berry Orange Sydney and Gunnelah with roles in farming, dairy, press, and professional bodies. Five represent the city, one New South Wales, and seven primary interests.
A cable from Auckland reports that Noef Alfred Ames, 26, AB, serving on HM S. was found to have slain himself with a service rifle on the ship. The motive cited is a troubled love affair.
The Commonwealth Wool and Produce Co. Ltd. announces a private sale near West Wy- ing featuring highclass Border Leicester Corriedale Dorset Horn and Merino rams with moderate prices. A special stock sale is planned at Bugle trucking yards on Monday 26th September by the Commonwealth Wool and Produce Co. Ltd and Mr 8 D Lamont offering fat and store sheep, fat and store cattle, llam as sundries. Further entries invited. Mesara George Thompson & Co. will hold their monthly sheep and cattle market at Quandialia on Friday next 14h September offering 6,000 fat and store sheep and 150 fat and store cattle. Further entries invited.
Archbishop Mannix spoke at a Hawthorn breakfast in Victoria denouncing federal pension cuts. He warned that the government is forcing sacrifices on elderly and invalid pensioners and claimed Australia now pays about £10 to £11 million yearly in pensions. He suggested some may be incorrectly drawing pensions.
Two Gypsy Moth aircraft owned by the Victorian section of the Australian Aero Club collided yesterday afternoon at Kasendon aerodrome. Both machines were badly damaged but no one was injured. Pilot Jeffrey had been flying from England to Australia and was landing with a young woman passenger when the collision happened. neither pilot saw the other in time.
A sports meeting is planned at the Kikoira siding on Wednesday Mist September featuring track and field events. An evening dance will follow at the Andna Hall with a ball in the night.
District Hospital records on Monday September 12 list patients including Rex Wallace of Wyalong William Bigum of Yaleogrin Robert Cooper of Fortuna West Wyalong Florence Moore of West Wyalong Hazel Rogers of Buralyang Doris McFadzean of Wertera Philip Barker of Wyatone Allen Scealey of West Wraleng and juvenile Norma Allen of Kildary.
Market reports indicate wheat prices edging higher amid fluctuating demand. Analysts note local buyers and exporters monitor futures as weather and crop reports influence trading.
The Right Rev. G. M. Terbett visited West Wyalong last week. He was welcomed by church members and the Presbyterian Church at an afternoon service and social gathering. The Presbyterian Ladies' Guild served, and Rev. Torbett left for Temora after the visit.
A legislative assembly discussed a proposed interest reduction of 224 percent amid confusion over eligibility. Officials explained the move aims to secure necessary legal authority under the plan to extend the period of reduced rates.
The Commonwealth Wool and Trade Co. Ltd held its annual ram sale in West Wyalong with a large local and district turnout. Merino prices rose, top ram reaching a high, and a total clearance was recorded. The yarding included consignments from Coongong, Rooneke Willandra, Eli Elwah and Monaro Vale with Romney Marsh Corriedales and Dorset Horn in demand. Border Leicester rams commanding interest but softer than earlier.
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