22 Sep 1931
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 22, 1931
Page
1
In loving memory of our daughter and dear maid who died on 2200 Sequende J 4. We think of you each day and cherish the home you brightened. Loved ones, including her sister, brothers, and kin, recall her precious memory and the sorrow of loss.
A fragmentary notice describes an upcoming local event with prizes and a masquerade. It mentions Jim Thowke, a tuning horse, and a raffle-like setup with whisky prizes. The text references entertainment, costumes, and a veterinary advertisement, with notes on masking rules and participation details.
Cable reports from Shanghai detail heightened hostilities in Manchuria. Japanese troops occupy Mukden Antung and Changchun with heavy casualties on both sides while fears rise of a broader outbreak as Chinese and Japanese forces clash along the South Manchuria railway and surrounding towns.
A social in aid of the Church of England will be held at the Mildit Hall on Friday next September 25 to raise funds.
In a report on India data demographics observers note vast populations lacking complete datasets. Officials such as Vio pewitel and Menata Tipuree discuss gaps, reforms, and the urgency of accurate census like counts to guide policy.
A British market report notes a 10 million pound loan and details from the UY WIRE dispatch. The message cites a ministry source and outlines implications for lenders and borrowers amid ongoing financial activity.
Melbourne dispatch reports Frederick Gornesa 25 and Marjorie Light 22 found dead in bed at a Mordialloc mansion after a night of drinking. Police say evidence points to possible murder suicide and note a prior desertion warrant for a husband involved. Death appears linked to events within the past few days.
Fragmentary article notes a report by Elias Aline and Dr Page reviewing a variation in the tariff terms. It mentions individuals like Mary Hig CLEVE MH and a theme of prime issues amid parliamentary debate.
A student fell from a train near Sydney as it entered a tunnel. The incident happened as the car door opened unexpectedly, with witnesses noting confusion and a swift stop. Officials investigated the train’s safety procedures and the station crew’s actions.
Fragmentary report notes representatives at Med bou te lat endoreeal poopendaly by the Prades Hall Failte. It mentions actions against communist groups and unidentified leaders. The readable text is unclear about dates, places, or outcomes.
London wire reports a scattered forecast of a late October election. Some say a Conservative Liberal coalition could keep Stanley Baldwin in the premiership while Ramsay MacDonald may head a Conservative Liberals government, others predict a clear Liberal majority.
Mrs G F Wootten of Tas who has entered Supreme Court practice in New South Wales departs with her family for Sydney. Friends at West Wagalong hosted a departure with a handbag scarf and a present, praising her cheerful friendship and hospitality as they wish the Wootten family happiness in their new life.
A series of upcoming auctions and markets are listed: Mr A J Swan to auction a Buick at Weet Wyalong Market and hold special horse sales at Shire Yards. furniture sale at Swan’s rooms. Ungarie Market by Commonwealth Wool and Produce Co. and Mr H C Drydee with a horse sale. Tu Ubigem monthly market under A Hughes starting Oct 3. Barmedman monthly market Sept 26 with 1000 mixed sheep 15 fat and store cattle and 15 draught horses.
Reports say Bradman, after compiling runs for Yuns, was struck on the chest by a rising ball from Cusack Latent. Officials state he was not seriously injured and continued play yesterday.
The body of Warrick Stanton, a Ruapulu climber who went missing, was found yesterday by a survey party at the location where he was left by Aldla after being exhausted. Aldla continued the journey seeking help.
A football season finale social will be held Tuesday night in Mascule Hall. Attendees can compete in the Hagamer K card dance with hosiery prizes donated by the Nysner Hosiery Company via Mr. H. Curr, Weat Wynlong. Tickets are for sale and selling quickly.
South Sydney, the Rugby League premiers, defeated Southern at the Agricultural Ground on Saturday afternoon. The first half was tight with Souths leading by one point, but in the second half Souths surged, scoring 18 more to win 31 to 1 before an estimated 20,000 fans. The 1 season concluded with University.
Secretary of the Goviatist Labor Party of Australia asserts the party seeks lawful measures to obtain social checks. The statement emphasizes adherence to legal channels and rejects illegal actions.
James Baker aged 80 perished in a cottage fire at Franks Iowa Victoria on Saturday night. Hesidepis tried to enter the burning house but were driven back by flames.
Weet Wyalong frets fall to Barmedman by 129 runs as Barmedman reach 241 with Clarke Tu McKenzie and T Clarke scoring. Weet Wyalong total 122 led by Budd. West Wyalong seconds lose to Wyalong in a close game 81 to 91. scores to follow next issue.
Gloomchapers Orchestra led by Mr H Carr representing Banner Hoalery offers hosiery as prize for the Haaner EK Gard Dance. Next Tuesday event emphasized. J McCARN serves as Hon Sec.
Large crowds attended the Wagga versus Kippax match with 150 on Saturday and 3000 on Sunday. Wagga scored 224 with Alleophined Hutchens top scoring 142 and Hutchens 43. Kippax were all out for 418, Hill’s 114 included, Bradman and El slow in form as he retired.
A Thrall Theater audience in Weat Wyalung Friday night enjoyed a varied program with songs by Miss Howarth and Mr B Greeves, a banjo duet, recitation by Tas Murphy, a saxophone solo by W Bullivant, dialogue by Mansfeld and assistants, raising cash for the community. The next session is set for Friday eight.
Barmedman visiting West Wyalong for the John Meagher Cup saw a 20 to 17 defeat for the visitors. Seorea to appear next. A second Barmedman side lost to St Marys misers to 6. Buddigower beat St Marys on Buddigower courts by J sets.
Winners announced for Temora Show held Tuesday and Wednesday. J A Gagle dominates hacks and hunter classes with multiple awards. G Wright captures Plymouth Rock and Langshan divisions. W C Mayhurpit and W C Mabbury shown for Indian Game. W C Mapbury claims Rhode Island Red.
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