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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
1
A fragment describes Gurgeen Dantiet of Armidats and Wil von viet Guyre performing dental work in Parneile Tatterani's Hotel. The text notes first and third Mondays of the month and references British and American systems, gold plate work, and standard procedures. It ends with a bar date of December 17.
A fragmentary poem note appears linked to Starrs Teak with unclear author and date. The readable text hints at a misaligned verse and a lingering question about the poet Quyrm Svire Seuwah.
A garbled report details a municipal gathering where discussions touched on land debts, chair conduct, and alterations to standards. The text cites delay, a governor’s influence, and a contested land tax reform linked to a land grant, with references to attendees and a tense mood at Tremont and Lomedale.
A garbled OCR record lists multiple names such as Boone, Boon, and Deanna, along with references to land board actions, permits, removals, and sales. It mentions granted walla guidelines, rewire tows, and upcoming public sale details, with several unclear monetary figures and dates embedded.
Readable fragments hint at a puzzle or coded note with numbers and phrases. The text references a 60 point tally and mentions a tone or time marker, but clarity is limited by garbled OCR. No clear persons places or events emerge from the readable lines.
Fragmented readable text mentions sale by unknown parties. Limited legible names or details present. The passage hints at a sale or listing with unclear context and incomplete proper nouns.
Fragmented telegraphic item reports on land sales and grain elevator activity. Mentions Latrele Tasie and Clarke with E Wickman cited, plus a sentence about a one year sentence for malieiodely and a character named Fripp. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
An incoherent London cable news fragment mentions President Monvelt and Japan amid references to price controls and schooling. It cites Mr Campbell-Hamermen and Lloyd George hints, then drifts to Armidale Quarter and vague area names with unclear events and dates.
Edmund Lonadale reports in a dated letter that correspondence with Mr McKay concerns statements about government duties and the impact on harvest machine pricing. The exchange questions Mr McKay’s statements, disputes price increases, and alleges efforts to influence competition and keep prices high.
Fragmented report recounts Mr. Lovedele’s reply to Mr. Lomondale regarding tariff protection. It notes claims about Australian duties, American trusts, and McKay's stance, with witnesses A G Patterson and others testifying on policy and potential consequences.
A distorted OCR snippet mentions names and places but lacks coherent events or facts to summarize a clear news item. The readable parts include scattered terms that resemble person names and locations without a verifiable narrative.
A set of figures and names linked to a regional dispute surfaces in fragmented text. The items mention Naokervia and Cumeine amid a broader struggle described as a sage stir and sour sentiment. No clear event or outcome is established.
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