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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
3
An unclear fragment mentions a bath and comforting aromas linked to Haroun Mationed Say and a charm. It references Bowen's Gayra and a worn day soaked in oily ties before seeking refreshment. The exact meaning is obscured by the garbled text.
The Farmers and Graziers Co operative, Grass, and Agency Co Ltd report renewed wool sales to Britain as Australia’s wool markets emerge from government control. They note strong demand for fine wool and anticipate broader support from Australia, Britain, France, Belgium, and Japan to restore normal trade. The piece links to wartime policy shifts and a healthier prospect for exporters as the wool market reopens.
Miss M Parsons announces she has taken over Guyrant’s boarding house formerly run by Min Stevens and hopes for favorable patronage from the public.
Fragmentary OCR notes list odd names such as Queball Moray and Hazette with references to agents and makers. It mentions potato diggers Lemon Windanls Pi Makers and boring plants, along with hand and steam power. Prices on application.
Herbert J Solomon of Harris Street Ultimo Sydney announces expansion of his export business with branches in Melbourne Adelaide Brisbane Boston London and other centres. A new General Manager Mr Ward will oversee operations and arrange supply for customers, reflecting continued growth in wool hides and fur trading networks.
A garbled report discusses a peace loan and government financial privileges. It cites Commonwealth and South Wales loans, conversion options for prior debts, and policies intended to encourage holders to convert old holdings into new loans, with mentions of specific sums and allocations.
An unclear notice speaks of new discovery days and a “New Uvauneory Day” across communities. It mentions Moor Road and subsidies, with fragmented phrases about events, women, and observances. The garbled text hints at a public recognition or holiday but lacks concrete details.
An article discusses seed wheat distribution to feed and seed stock, noting 82 variations of wheat received and 7000 applications processed. It questions which organization could handle the task and mentions the Cooperative Company involvement and the timing around seed activation.
Fragmentary OCR text lists several individuals and roles unclear in context. It mentions persons including a plumber and various surnames, suggesting a local business or community notice with unclear connections or actions. No dates or events are discernible to specify a concrete item.
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