23 Sep 1932
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 23, 1932
Page
1
Weekly sale held at Homebush and West Wyalong centers featuring livestock and hides plus butcher's produce. Brock Salon conducts the sale with trucks securing goods and regular consignments from Sydney stores.
Fortnightly stock sales announced by Dalgety Co Ltd at the Bhire Baleyards West Wyali include property and stock valuations. Traders from United Insurance Co Ltd and Cajon Trustee CoAbs Ltd participate in the event.
Thamans Symone and Tharia were in court as Westwood faced murder charges. The jury found not guilty after deliberations that ended with the courtroom verdict. Westwood’s defense argued lack of evidence and alibi.
A budget presentation outlined a deficit of £14,227,844 with current year shortfall £4,850,000 and a proposed revenue rise via relief tax. Expenditure set at £49,9m with receipts rising £2,708,292. capital debt interest and railway cuts discussed to steady finances. Opposition leader warned against further schemes. debate adjourned to Tuesday week.
The obituary notes the death on a recent Sunday of Minx Molle Keel of West Wylong and references her father James Keyl. It describes funeral arrangements, interment at a Roman Catholic cemetery, and lists surviving family members including a West Wyatong resident and multiple siblings. The piece also mentions a wider family in Camperdown Newcastle Sydney and a Great War veteran.
Fragmented report details a missing resident from Goulburn with a body found nearby. The garbled text references local names and a potential location near a mile marker and a bridge, suggesting ongoing investigation into the deceased identity and circumstances.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names like Joanna and Maced and includes scattered phrases such as 1098 and Reeth. The text is unclear but points to a dated literary or personal notice with several proper nouns. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
A fragmented market update notes U S stocks rally with international wires from Sydney. The brief mentions gains across major indexes and investor optimism amid cautious trading conditions. Calculated remarks highlight cross market coordination and sector rotation affecting prices.
The District School annual juvenile will be held at Masons Hall on Friday night. The event is eagerly awaited by the school and is called the Widow's Night Out. Prizes for couples include two fancy costumes and a prize for best costume. Proceeds of the event will be divided between the Parents Teachers fund and the Children's fund. Supper will be served in the puppet area.
A terse summary reflects reactions to the New South Wales budget. Key figures and agencies are named, with emphasis on fiscal details and policy implications. The report notes reactions from officials and markets, highlighting tensions and debates over allocations.
In Melbourne a jury failed to reach a verdict on the charge of murdering his mother. The accused, Walter Henderson, will be retried as a new jury may be selected. The trial heard testimony amid tense courtroom proceedings and rapid adjournments.
The wire from Sydney states Maaree Tate's inclusion in the Australia side was deferred by selectors. Maurice Tate’s condition was reported improved and could return in a week.
The committee heads from Mira, Hucringion and Mr Castwelaht form a joint planning group for the big event of the season. They confirm arrangements include carved poultry and a Kookaburra orchestra. The hall’s audience space has been enlarged to accommodate expected attendance on the event night in Ynigngrin.
Classified notice seeks a childreindier in good condition with a 19 price. Advert placed by Henry Coryden of Vogarin Ale Creace Super representing The Farmers Company at Gillett’s Apeney Unauria with advertiser certainty.
Businessmen approve a budget seen as harmful to workers and industry. They anticipate immediate rejection through cost cuts and warn the government will not protect workers. The disjointed text references autogation Lod and Federal law, with unclear names and places.
London and Sydney wool markets reported strong activity with prices firm for best lines. Demand from Hone and Continental buyers remained robust as Wednesday and Saturday sales indicated steady competition and improved terms for Merino and long-wool lots.
fragmented OCR notes describe a May or May related gathering at Cooramundda Presbyterian Church with multiple references to a 26th event by local groups and associations. mentions concerts, social events, and community planning as part of a town festival or fair with various speakers and performances.
Fragmentary text describes a Presbyterian Birthday Social event held on a Tuesday with remarks by officers and a guest list. Details about speakers, supper, and organizers are mentioned but largely garbled, leaving uncertainties about exact schedule and attendees.
Fragmented OCR summary notes wheat stocks in elevators in New South Wales and Eleva tors, with figures mentioning 271,000 bushels and 4.197 million bushels during a recent period. It references government entries and elevator totals, but lacks complete context or clear dates and places.
An actress known on stage as Lathe Fanning reportedly fell from a moving train near Met houerit, with several passengers and crew witnesses describing a chaotic scene as the carriage doors opened and bystanders rushed to aid. The incident drew a crowd at the station as emergency services were called.
Fragmentary OCR shows mixed garble with names and terms like EUCHRE PARTY and various era-like words. No coherent event or facts emerge to summarize into a substantive news item with identifiable people or organizations.
Church listings show varied services across Avalon Wyalong West Wealong and surrounding parishes. Entries record times and ministers including Reverends and lay readers, with Sunday and weekday services noted along with weeknight prayer gatherings and special notices.
Auction notices describe monthly horse sales at Umarle and Portagehily market events with dates in October and Friday sales at Siewae ard. Reports mention WHETECKIN & WILER and Associated Agents organizing sales at multiple regional markets during the period.
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