30 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 30, 1930
Page
1
Local listing for R Armstrong Stock and Land and commission agents Lindley Welker Co Wheat Agents and life insurance firm Moye Insurance Co advertise products including agricultural supplies and fertilizers. Duplicate names and unclear phrases suggest a fragmented business street notice from a historical paper.
A motorist was killed in a speedway crash Saturday near Wells. The incident occurred around noon at a road junction near Towneworth Finnaway Selileys. Authorities are reviewing evidence and interviewing witnesses. Further details were not immediately available.
Inky darkness cloaked Matthews as a forced landing occurred during a terrible crossing. The incident involved a series of navigational errors and a risky descent, with onlookers recalling Conny Fein and Measy Ultats as the key figures in guiding the craft to safety.
An unclear report mentions Sydney related figures including Ernest Whiting and Harold Avkinaan with ownership questions and alleged improper actions. The fragment references a New Yor issue, a Saturday event at Woodhouse and a court or legal tone, with a person named Constant Huy and a disputed shoulder claim.
Fragmented text from a historical page provides few legible names and terms. The readable parts mention TBD locations and unclear duties, with no complete sentences or identifiable event dates or participants. The record remains inaccessible for clear attribution or outcome.
Sydney reports a minister says no hard rule will bind New South Wales as the industry eyes revival. A 600000 pound saving is cited for reopening efforts and official consent is noted in the context of policy for the coal sector.
Fragmentary notes reference an alleged abduction case involving multiple names and unclear details. The readable text mentions Sydney and a count of persons or items, with phrasing suggesting confusion or mis transcription in the report. Further verification is required.
Yalgogrin claims a win as Sunday jug matches go ahead with YoleoRria North not present. AW signals depart at 1380 and Wukdige weather may affect play.
Mr PL Kelly formerly on the staff of the Mercia Banking Co of Sydney has been transferred to Marden, leaving by Monday's train for Hay. He played prominent back in Rocky Ceage football and led the Front division. He was barely witnessed by the manager and staff, with a few close friends.
The Phe Wyalong Quarter Sessions open on Wednesday in October with Honor Judge Coyle presiding. Two criminal cases from Temora and Weethalle are listed along with an appeal to the District Court. about six cases are to be decided.
A fragmentary report from Sydney dated Monday reports Victorian by election outcomes with unclear figures and names. It mentions Hawthorn detection and figures tied to Labor andNational groups amid tense parliamentary speculation.
Wheat prices moved higher on Monday with futures showing gains as supply concerns persisted. Traders noted modest volume and urban demand steady, while weather worries in the plains supported prices.
A lively cinema report praises the new talkie program since installation of talking equipment. The feature The Varumed starring Joan Crew Ard is highlighted for its voice and sound, with strong audience reaction and general admiration for the improved theater experience.
The St Marys tennis team was defeated by Lawevace and Forten teams by 29 points as weather disrupted play. Forten earned a victory over the tet team while Villars held an afternoon weight retreatment event, leaving the outcome unclear due to garbled text.
Queensland railway laborers and allied workers demand a guaranteed wage rise and superannuation as part of a broader policy push. The report notes organizing across depots and mentions a prominent union context, with ongoing talks about improved benefits and job security.
A fragment from Tages & Awards Sydney reports on an arbitration matter before Victorian Chambers of Manufacturers and a related government body. The text references awards, officials, and a presidential or chair designation, with names and roles blurred. The fragment hints at a dispute over a commission and a stated outcome still unclear.
A local club announces euchre gatherings commencing Friday evenings. The event will feature a series of weekly sessions with participants from the community. Strong entities include the club name and local organizers, inviting players to join for social games and competition.
A dance the mutual life four citizens abrurance company limited states its intention to arrange a special meeting regarding Samuel Coves. The document mentions a party and date in Sydney in 1990 and refers to a plane sequence of events. The text is garbled but appears to be an official corporate notice of meeting or action.
Obituary notices describe the passing of Pio Neers and Weir with funeral arrangements at England portion of the WyalanE Cemetery the week of May. Frank Kiolt obituary and details of survivors, including widow Dora Mary Cuward, are noted. Another death, Mrs. Dora Mary Cuward, is reported at her residence in Central Wyatong on Sunday with interment at Toca cemetery. The piece references early days of the soldiers and lists mourners, including Mrs. W. Pealy and Mrs. Chandley, with services led by Father Shannon and conducted by Mr Mile Shite.
Crumbs notice from Moira EL Walder & Co on account of Me Fulwiy Kony from 15 October. Tax status unclear. Mortgager details Hawurday next with Wardler Co advising on sale of property and accounts. Advertisements appear in local notices today October 4.
Mille Pioneer material director funeral services note contact numbers 20 and ib in a brief public notice type entry.
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