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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 15, 1935
Page
3
A fragmented OCR passage mixes motor terms with stray names and garbled text about vehicles, parts, and maintenance. It mentions drivers, seats, radiators, and cleaning, interspersed with unclear references, creating a chaotic snapshot of a technical piece failing to convey a coherent event or instruction.
Fragmented marketitem text describes pasture improvement efforts near Stn and property transactions involving Messrs. Ke Mail and Si. Vith, with mentions of vendors, bidders, and associated costs. The readable portions reference farm equipment, field work, and nearby locales, indicating ongoing agricultural development and property offers in the area.
An entry promotes a women focused reading campaign featuring titles like The Moon of Mandalay and Looking Forward to See. It highlights fashion and forecasts for women, praising Everytads Journal and urging readers to write letters about life and grace. Local names appear as sponsors and supporters.
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses per capita figures, deposits, and authorities but provides no coherent events or clear entities. Readable names or dates are absent, making precise summary difficult.
Readable fragments discuss health care for children and adults, hygiene practices, safety notes, and a long series of unrelated garbled phrases. The text mentions washing, rinsing, and general caution about procedures, with scattered references to names, places, and dates that are unreadable. The impaired OCR yields a mosaic of terms without a coherent narrative or clear event.
A public notice warns that trespassers on Bald Wair Aberfoyle and Ward's Mistake will be prosecuted. Rabbit shooters and those without permission are banned. Straying stock to be controlled. White and Sons No making allowed in any paddocks. Previous permissions have been rescinded.
no fishing will be allowed on certain properties without written permission. only bona fide fly fishermen may be granted permission. trespass or fence damage will be prosecuted. A A Mackenzie and A F Moore announce enforcement and printing services with affordable rates. The Argus printer.
Notice warns trespassers on Hille Woroughh and Staldersleigh properties of prosecution. Rabbit trappers are especially cautioned. Straying stock will be impounded. Previous petals withdrawn.
The readable segments refer to a New Zealand related event with names like Brian and Alfred. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the piece centers on a coalition gathering and a referenced direct action or incident involving lifts. The exact actors, dates, and outcomes are not discernible.
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