26 Sep 1933
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 26, 1933
Page
1
The notice shows a wheat price update for the Moi day market with figures recorded on February 24. It notes price levels observed during a single afternoon trading session and lists prevailing rates for standard wheat grades.
Temperatures mixed with gusts slowed early attendance at the Temora show held Tuesday to Thursday. By afternoon, conditions improved and exhibitors reported solid turnout with standout stock including Calleen’s J M Danatdaon champion mare and Nando gelding. Events featured bullock team, ground work, and Jubilee style displays drawing applause for owner Tiny Che and Fidler’s revives.
Auction note lists exhibition tack items including Wrandauiss and Metsonabie. McLEOD offered for sale with a request for Wystone and related details.
A fragmented listing shows Laticof H A Armaclovoh Ltd arranging a commercial hotel sale with a schedule of viewings and auction dates across October and November. It mentions locations in Wemursaar and Glam and notes several detailed times and days for inspections and proceedings.
The event outlines a dance championship to be decided at an upcoming competition in Manu ie Mall on Thursday week. Competitors include teams from Waar Wyaling Wonthallt NMirroo and others with a charity donation supporting Aly MelGinnon and Ave Hack to Wy Nature. The article notes a program of performances and a prize event with ticketing and exhibition details.
An unclear OCR fragment references Henning, Kelton, Weethalte, and a Warden’s office, mentioning a Saturday discovery and Navy mention. The text is damaged with misreads and lacks coherent events or dates for a concrete summary.
Fragmented report notes a new divorce bill provoking debate in Munday and involving Henry May and Aix Chon of Eman. The article hints at political maneuvering and legal challenges amid opposition from power figures, with references to winter events and uncertain outcomes.
The Local Land Board met at Wy Fang on 25 September at 11 am to consider dozens of applications and recommendations for land claims and leases in the Wyalong district. Notable items include parish wave approvals, contested leases, and special notices for patience and public interest, with a continuing list of applicants and officials present.
A Vienna interview with an Austrian official outlines a new government model described as a social Christian state. The narrative emphasizes strong leadership and a focus on economic stability, colonial ties, and controlling extremist movements amid rising tensions with Nazi and Communist factions.
A garbled report from Sydney notes disturbances in Treland affecting travel and local areas. The fragment mentions a cabin, Tulurien, a hotel and motor fre, with unclear events on a Saturday and Monday, leaving the overall incident details uncertain.
A garbled late 20th century tax report notes government pressure to cut petrol taxes. The piece mentions federal authorities considering a reduction and quotes Mr Watson on the high rate affecting central taxation. The source text is fragmented and difficult to parse.
Fragmented text describes ALP actions and debates in the upper house, mentioning government, ballots, and security aims. It references Mr Peng and other figures in a convoluted description of political proceedings and procedural steps without clear outcomes.
A turbulent air mishap near Wellington, New Zealand, involved Aloitley Anneveplale and a crew of 40. The crash left several injured and authorities reported minimal details as rescue efforts continued at the airfield with Transport Safety Bureau noting remaining crew conditions.
A fragmentary page item mentions reminders and notices with garbled names and dates. It references events, venues, and times in a cramped summary that hints at a public notice or brief announcements but lacks clear details or readable entities.
Tennis notes report St Marys achieving a finish at Atvilay with Marve and Winkigner competing. The article lists players and dates, mentioning Mir a Koma, HeR emit om and several local names.
In Sydney on Monday workers walkout signaling a prolonged industrial action. The government pledges limited support, while the Labor Minister and allied unions consider responses. Workers from several sectors join the stoppage demanding better pay and conditions.
Fragmented text outlines a State Lottery matter tied to hospital board actions and approvals. Mentions secretary roles, ministerial input, and a sequence of officials, with unclear details about timing or outcomes and several garbled phrases from the OCR.
The production features Robert Montgomery and a cast led by Merkel Lernboh and George in a stage adaptation of Private Lives. The comic plot centers on romance misunderstandings in a Paris setting with a bold, witty script.
Fragmentary notice from the Globe Howl lists a race club meeting on Friday highway av and ban. The Secretary Moeahml rroments a full attendance of mens bern, suggesting a gathering of members for a West Westone Vue Chub event.
General Secretary of the ALP Mr Grave voices support for railway and tramway workers in their bid to retain the 14 hour work week. He asserts the entire movement backs employees in opposing changes proposed at government level.
A miner in Australia sustained critical injuries when a lighted match ignited blasting powder. He was burnt on the body and collapsed near the shaft. He was conveyed to a hospital in a nearby town for treatment. The incident occurred four miles from the siding while awaiting medical help.
A municipal tender notes a shift in plans for a large building and dance hall intended to serve the community. Proposals cite insufficient current funding and uncertain membership, delaying completion while committees cut costs and reassess the project.
The readable fragments describe a farming event at Temora Government Farm with unclear wording about inviting people to attend and participate. Names and precise details are obscured by OCR errors, leaving only a vague outline of a farm field day and an invitation concept.
Church notices list services for Church of England Presbyterian and Lutheran congregations in Went Wyalone with times and speakers. Includes communion at Presbyterian church and Yellowshirt rally details with Mark A McAlpine listed.
Confused reports describe a blast placement under a room causing property damage and injuries. Details are unclear with references to a potential attack in the area near a site that saw a large explosion and nearby structures damaged. Authorities have not confirmed a motive or exact casualty count.
A fragmented OCR note mentions a meeting at Watters shop Lomwarrow night Wednesday with a start time unclear. Authorities or speakers are not identified. Further readable facts are minimal.
A garbled report notes a grand final event occurring on Saturday September 30 with unclear local references and names partially legible. The fragment mentions lanes and a venue hint but lacks full details on participants or results.
Incomplete OCR text offers only scattered fragments of a newspaper item possibly mentioning authorities or events. Readable parts provide no clear names, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a coherent main fact or outcome.
A theatre building suffered a large fire causing extensive damage valued at about 5000 pounds. prompt investigation followed as officials warned of possible causes and noted the structure has been completely destroyed.
Fragmentary note references a relay event with unclear measurements and names such as Neh Elis Pienaar. Mentions a phone detail and day in September. Content is garbled but indicates a sports context with participants and possibly a team or venue.
In a garbled report the AR FOOTBALL event references Grand Final and a notable crowd. It mentions figures like KowiT Gorwera and Ural Baturdas, with notes on early timing and possible results, though the text remains largely unreadable.
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