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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
1
A late 19th century report notes Boric acid use in dairy butter and food preservation among exhibitors at a regional fair. The piece details butter composition, fat content, and comparisons of preservative methods, citing percentages and sensory notes. It mentions the role of suppliers and judges, with emphasis on quality and safety standards observed during the event.
Fragmentary text notes lands for bettlerent and lodgment dates, with garbled identifiers Crowe Tanda and Foviitad. Readable items mention availability and possible dates tied to property or filings, but specifics are unclear.
A sprawling fragmented text portrays a chaotic scene with shifting voices and characters like Patten, Wataru, and Cuthbert amid mentions of a village, a baron, and a stern constable. It hints at conflict, pursuit, and tension, with scattered names, places, and dates interwoven through a warlike, diary like stream.
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