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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 20, 1939
Page
2
A fragmented ad promises outstanding bargains on furniture and emphasizes quick processing and home delivery. It touts special care for all orders and immediate forwarding, urging readers within three miles of Annie S to place orders today for the lowest possible price.
Lounge Suite described with high quality fabrics and spring support. Features European style velvet upholstery, well sprung construction, and durable frame in brown and fawn tones. Items listed as premium seating with price given in clean but unclear terms.
A fragmented ad fragment discusses window blinds offered by a Holland and Canvas blends firm. It requests customer state needs for lighter or heavier fibers and color options Green Brown Beige. It mentions options from Padeloss McUsad and notes immediate pickup on completion.
A damaged report from Albury describes a clothing theft case involving a gray garment and a dummy used to identify suspects. The document notes authorities seeking help from experts to confirm halting clues and mentions a planned public appeal for assistance.
A garbled text fragment lists numerous names and phrases in a mosaic of apparent dance and stage imagery. It mentions Bevo Magee, Josey Chusierhohaearly, Guthie, Queen, Hephonghe, and other scattered terms. The passage reads like an OCR mishmash with no clear event or coherent narrative.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places related to a golf club event. Mentions Monsavy Tall Meh ll Par ape au Nell and references to D. Curtle, J. Abbie, W. fut 3, Bloware, and AL Parra. Lacks clear event details or dates.
An unclear OCR fragment references political figures and events with mixed names and dates. It mentions elections, votes, and a court ruling, but many words are garbled, making precise identification difficult. The piece reads like a historical note or clipping with scattered proper nouns and numbers.
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