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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 11, 1927
Page
3
A garbled report mentions football signees including Terry Sali and Lisa Rul and a Santa Poe venue. It references Megs en Ee iy and other names, with unclear local context and event details. The fragment hints at a spring signing or festival in a regional setting.
A fragmented excerpt mentions locations and names in a confusing layout. It hints at a planned activity or protest with scattered references to places and people, leaving the core event unclear. The text reads like garbled OCR with partial phrases and stray capitals.
A reporter describes Hawthornestid, Urls, battered by a storm that toppled trees and broke telephone wires near the alley. The scene includes a shattered doorway and water intrusion, with witnesses noting frightening, though not violent, damage and a tense, dangerous aftermath.
In Spey and surrounding areas farmers push government aid to supply allied wheat. Discussions cover wheat prices, storage, and milling access. Proposals seek better handling facilities and timely distribution to support farm communities and wartime needs.
Fragmented text mentions attempts to mobilize people in the Northern Territory with anthropological input and commercial interests. Key names and clear facts are unreadable, leaving a glimpse of a planned operation or study with unclear motives and participants.
Fragmentary report details horse racing events and winnings, naming Gran Torndo and Wootton among entries. It references Ascot stakes, New Stakes of Ascot, and Newmarket races with sums around £4500 and £1100. The text is garbled but centers on bets, running horses, and auction-like values.
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