Buick appeal at Swift's Motor Garage
Ad copy highlights 1930 Buick's beauty and expected performance. Emphasizes swift showroom viewings and the question of when to buy. References Swift's Motor Garage as the location for seeing the car.
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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 15, 1930
Page
8
Ad copy highlights 1930 Buick's beauty and expected performance. Emphasizes swift showroom viewings and the question of when to buy. References Swift's Motor Garage as the location for seeing the car.
Downey's Garage notifies the Motorials of Boorows and Murronga Shire that Emery's Garage has been purchased. Mr P A Downey will personally supervise all motor repairs. The firm promises first class work with complete tools and extensive motor trade experience.
A garbled August wool market update notes little concrete movement with uneven demand. Sellers report unchanged prices for some lots while others show slight upticks as buyers seek steady supplies, signaling cautious activity ahead of the season.
Fragmented OCR text mixes court references, swear words about truth and justice, and odd phrases. It mentions a Scottish sevenantler rhyme about truth, references to a Chinese proverb, a Mohammedan head, and various garbled names. It culminates with notes on winter lubricant and subventions.
Report from Fleming on Monday sale totals 15 head cattle and merit lambs plus Merinos and Crostebreds. Prices show firming for prime beef with 10 to 15 shillings per hundred pounds rise, while sheep and lambs decline from 1s to 2s per head with better types easing. Market attendance fair, buyers present, and quotes for prime beef and mutton listed. long verse advertising Advance Australia Money appears amid scattered notes.
Fractured OCR fragment suggests discussion of Adelaide Darwin television links and transport routes in Australia. References to Me Gilchrist and various place names indicate a period piece about media connections, travel corridors, and national coverage.
Fragmentary text records cattle price references in Queensland with scattered phrases about markets and ports. The readable portions mention locations, transactions, and terms like prices and trade activities, but lack full sentences for clear context.
A damaged OCR fragment references Huows Harty and Arie SEH with vague mentions of a poem and a plea for a brother’s remembrance. It notes a younger gathering and a room, ending with a closing wish for future readiness and a chromite mention.
The passage presents garbled reflections touching on unity and governance, with scattered phrases about money hemp and price, hinting at postwar social concerns. Names, dates, and concrete events are unreadable or distorted, offering little verifiable detail.
Loughlin departs for central Australia as part of a journey involving students and plans to attend events. The trip includes anticipated activities at a campus and engagements with notable individuals.
Ke M. Pitt, managing director of 2 Son and Badgery, arrived from North Tromm Urip overseas and expressed optimism about wool and wheat prospects. He advocated Government guarantees for growers to secure financial relief, citing higher prices and stability, especially for heister.
Fragmented notes describe a local junior team event where players failed to arrive for a Sunday game near Boorowa. Players walked home from the town, with references to Boorowa and Urry series and late arrivals leaving the trip unsettled.
A London study by former Wolverhampton pathologist suggests blood tests can reveal cancer earlier than standard clinical methods. Four samples from patients and healthy individuals reportedly show distinct markers, with details kept by the researchers amid widespread media attention.
A discussion of sourcing in garment production notes that many new materials replace traditional wool and leather. It highlights tin for stockings, plant and animal byproducts for fabrics, synthetic fibers from various sources, and novel items like paper fabric and shell button substitutes.
An appeal by AK Gibbor of the Quandialla Motel against a license decision was heard by the licensing court. The application was rejected after the hearing, and the outcome refused the permit.
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