20 Sep 1932
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 20, 1932
Page
1
A fragmentary local notice mentions G. P. Evans and Englert arranging SoutoTOBs and MAW ETALET in West Wyalong with references to RYANE and F. J. McNAMARA on Chemtat and Optician services on Main Street.
The notice lists multiple locations and dates including Marmetuan Hotel on Wednesday October 26 and Talliamga Telegraph on Tuesday November with timing details. It appears to be a schedule of public sale or event notices across several towns with dates in October and November and ending with a death notice on Thursday 30th November.
An advertisement notes an optometrist and gallery visit to be conducted at Bowring's Pharmacy this week. The event is by appointment only and slated for Tuesday and Wednesday, September 24 and 14, with details unclear due to OCR errors.
The Commonwealth Wool and The Commonwealth Wool and Mead Office in Sydney lists regular stock sales at HOMEBUSH WEST WYALONG TE MORA BARMESMAN UNGARIE AUNEE and other Cantree saley venues. Includes sale of skins hides and butcher's goods with weekly stock notes and liberal client advances noted.
K G Anthoness successor to mupmelck MeLali and Anthonent property stock. Sale at West Wyalong Districts Agent to Daleety Co and Woolanatock Axenyy for: The Caitel Inaurunes Co Las The Tan ruaten Co of Ane Alla Kt. Fortnightly stock sales at the shire Salevards Want Wyaions.
Fragmented text outlines discussions on Commonwealth action against Communism, immigration controls, and association deregistration. Mentions penalties for unlawful associations, deportation risks, and proposed mechanisms for evidentiary gathering and enforcement, with references to parliamentary debates and legal provisions.
A garbled report describes an air crash or incident near Sydney involving Captain Holden and Captain Jansitvon with references to New England Airways and a Southra Grogs crew. It mentions weather, crowded areas, and a rescue or investigation context without clear dates or outcomes.
A Sydney dispatch reports job losses at Melbonne meat plants as export orders shrink. Slaughterhouse workers see output drop from about 1,100 to roughly 30 lambs daily, with reductions affecting Forezay and related facilities.
O'Sullivan, 20, wounded after a confrontation in a room at Martey. Witnesses report a prior engagement and a struggle escalating to the injury. Police remand the defendant for further proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Monday air event with references to defenses or services. The text mentions a return to a tunnel or channel and a risk to a broader system. Names and precise actions are unclear due to corruption.
Sydney Mundy reports a London based Hobbs, aged 46, heading to Auxivalla. The piece hints at a forthcoming appearance by Hobbs with speculation about a “knack to fall” and possible tests or trials in the near future.
A prominent horseman at the Adelaide Royal Show pageant died after a stall collapse during the event. Witnesses report a rider being flung from a horse, with the horseman’s injuries described as severe. Officials investigate as crowds disperse from the fair.
Earthquakes struck New Zealand with aftershocks near Wairoa and Glenbar, causing damage and prompting emergency responses. Reports indicate significant shaking and ongoing assessments as authorities coordinate with responders and regional leaders.
Earth tremors rattled Narromine causing shaking at homes and gardens. Residents described furniture and plants moving as they felt the ground tremble.
Fragments describe a disrupted operation with unclear timing and limited readable names. The text references defiant actions and a medical or military context, but specifics remain obscured by damaged OCR.
The Minister for Agriculture announces that the Flour Acquisition Act will be amended to extend its operation through the year 1985. The government introduces changes to permit continued regulation of flour supplies and pricing during the year.
An unclear report from Sydney describes an arsenic poisoning incident or plot involving several named parties and a tense scene. The fragment mentions a tuna, a pulleys reference, and possible investigations or warnings, but specifics are obscured.
A distorted report describes a theater party stranded at Glen Thaes with multiple clues about missing performers and a search by townspeople. The tale mentions a mother or lead figure, a company, and a missing Juanaper amid a confusing sequence of actions and inquiries. Local residents are pressed for answers and a return home plan is hinted.
Incomplete OCR text notes a person died after a long illness, with scattered references to a local land office, a station scene, and dates or numbers related to a land faded record over 40 months. The legible content is too fragmented to determine a clear name or place.
A fragmentary report notes Vic Richardson as captain at Malley’s cricket club. The text references players Lemur Wallington and Chasen Torube in match context, with comments on form and implications for a tour.
A damaged OCR fragment references a 1943 wartime context and a court action involving police, a defendant, and authority figures. The text is largely unintelligible with numerous garbled names, dates, and places, making precise facts unavailable.
Fragmentary notes indicate opposition to immediate polls and a call to delay until the following year. Mention appears of council actions and a constitutional measure tied to a scheduled referendum. Details are incomplete but emphasize postponement and machinery for the vote.
The Temora Show schedule lists events from Tuesday to Thursday including judging of boreas and rings, exhibitions by Shey and Pauilhon, and performances by dogs and horses. Various exhibitors such as Mamuro ro Vodtrdece, Merton, Kayenign, and Gary Trion are noted along with district director exits and a drum of spectators anticipated.
A youth named Allan Bbilt Nori drowned at Calot Creek near a picnic ground when he overbalanced from a pontoon and sank quickly beneath the water authorities report. Relatives and witnesses described a swift rescue attempt but could not reach him before he vanished.
A garbled early report states the State Government estimates 21 500 000 will be required for relief measures. The government is said to have a ready plan to issue bonds or allocate funds to support relief operations and accommodation for those in need.
A Baytana to Amtralis flight encountered trouble near Stawell during July. The plane was not damaged and HAL prepared a report on Sunday as part of the incident notes.
The article discusses the family endowment plan with changes in payments and accessibility. It notes continued contributions, Treasury adjustments, and beneficiaries facing delays and policy details amid unclear timelines and figures.
A government proposal promises no new tram tax while reducing fare costs. Premier Stevensh defends the plan as fiscally cautious and aims to protect essential transport services. He cites talks with railway firms police and local authorities to ensure sustained service without new charges.
Fragmented text lists church services with minister names and times. Includes references to Church of England parish events and various locations, dates, and times, but OCR garble obscures specifics.
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