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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 27, 1916
Page
4
Private Aubrey Semel of Ontley 8yney is mentioned in a garbled report describing a narrow escape or rescue at a landing. The fragment references a harpabooier and a failed effort to reach the body fold, with mentions of pay-brole and sizpenne, indicating confusion and partial details of a military incident.
The text promotes furniture quality focusing on basic plain designs and comfort. It promises clear features of all furniture made for Kell, inviting readers to preview items before purchasing. Carriage paid, heavy packing, and timely delivery are mentioned as selling points.
The text appears as a garbled wartime reflection mixing references to Gallipoli, Germany, Britain, and American and French topics. It hints at power shifts, naval and land threats, and vague figures, but the clarity and specific events are lost in OCR corruption.
Fragmentary note lists earache toothache and cramps as treated. Mentions Pepe and GW with unclear phrases and stray names, no clear event, date, or location. Likely a small ad or medicinal product reference with unreadable context.
Commercial notes from Scible Dell Co and Tridge & Co report wool prices drifting in London with weak demand. Wool shipments face delays and price resistance, while buyers in Sydney and Sydney port discuss forward buying and related legal concerns. Market tensions echo global supply issues and upcoming trading prospects.
An old text fragment outlines the nomination process for a Pastures Protection Board election in Armidale. It cites form requirements, candidate consent, signatures, and a voting date in May, with details about eligibility and election procedures. The legible portions mention director positions and the need for nominations to follow prescribed forms.
Claude L. G. Fielden and others announce the Pastures Protection Board election in Os Pastures Protection Hoard district. Notice dated April in village addresses, detailing voting rights, location, and ballot procedures for the April election.
The message appears garbled and difficult to interpret. It mentions a figure or nickname IM KING and a tailor named Meliide Guyre, suggesting a wakeful or nightly routine. No clear event, location, or date is identifiable.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a gathering at the West Maitland Soldiers Club with references to a work meeting, progress reports, and a mix of garbled lines about lighting, attendance, and activities. The text mentions dates, locations, and various attendees in a noisy, partial record.
Payment totals for the month reached £a75 144 at the Black Mountain Butter Factory. Cream whipping and dairy work faced changes as workers awaited new terms and duties. The report notes wage adjustments and seasonal production factors affecting returns and labor conditions at the facility.
A damaged plea from ERLARD speaks of Herbos Pills and a personal message about health and marriage. The legible fragments mention a hotel and a sense of gratitude for benefits gained from the tonic. The text is garbled but centers on a medicinal product and a congratulatory tone.
Fragmentary OCR text from Guyra appears to describe addresses and names in a street listing or notice. It includes scattered fragments like Now Ones and ep Nite the Audress and Plvegly Swires, yielding no clear event or person details. The readable portion offers little to identify a full item.
Fragmentary text mentions Mr On Lee Long a Chinese herbalist and various regimens. A date is noted with an illegible context, referencing health concerns and possible medical treatments. The passage is garbled, lacking coherent facts or a clear event, leaving only scattered names and loosely related health terms.
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