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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 21, 1938
Page
2
A garbled report describes a series of car thefts and related charges, with references to witnesses and ongoing investigations. It mentions suspects and police inquiry progress, noting attempted escapes and the community’s concern. The text is fragmented and lacks clear dates or locations.
A letter from Mr Wed Meu Mae regarding Aboriginal people at Lang Catt in Tingha. It discusses proposals to remove them, establish land tenure, and the plan to build new schoolhouses and roads to support reassigning land and improving welfare, with witness notes by Kye aR rrerk ho.
The readable text shows garbled phrases from a historical page with names and a possible Highland reference. It mentions Scotland and a figure claiming a lavacet and a restatement about hang. The fragmentary nature prevents clear identification of people or events.
The Yomk Shire Council discussed retiring age for councillors and an annual payee motion. A proposal seeks to restrict eligibility for the next term if a councillor is in the late stage of life, with discussion of giving younger members a chance and concerns about age.
A brief note describes a man unable to see at night and becoming disoriented while driving. The report mentions he continued to struggle with vision after the incident, with others noting repeated attempts to clarify the situation and his eventual departure.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a love scene with names and places lost in garbled text. It mentions Mink Meth Bell aged 40 and an apparent speaker or subject connected to a true woman and a deadly mention, all in cryptic phrasing with unreadable spellings.
A fragmentary historical notice recounts land holdings and family names tied to Inverell and a station named Byron. It notes original holder Alexander Campbell and the Meintyre family, with scattered references to Taverell properties, the Tay Hed reference, and a later court case involving A Campbell. The text also alludes to broader regional ties and a distant Chinese conflict context.
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