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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 12, 1935
Page
2
The readable text outlines concerns over land rights and voting access, mentioning a person named Mant, a legal or civic process, and calls to prevent voting issues. It references timing, availability of a key measure or tool, and potential actions by authorities, though specifics are unclear due to the damaged source.
Fragmented report from Sydney describes uneven price signals and retail activity amid holiday celebrations. Analysts note demand shifts, with some retailers reporting firmer Sydney values while others see softness. the piece mentions producers, competition, and ongoing festive plans.
A fragmented text discusses housing stock questions, property management, and associated debates. It references confederation, maintenance, and associated political tension. The passage mentions governance, budget considerations, and the impact on residents within a municipal framework.
Seafaring traits and well bred stock anchor at Pansy Park Ben Lomond. Royal Boy features in show lineage with Arch involvement and Queensland ties. Mare service terms listed, with caution about no further liability after payment and removal dates. Owner C Allingham notes arrangements with Victor Gill.
Fragmented OCR item lists dates and names such as Tenterfield Hebruney Mare March Hiramt and Langworthy with multiple figures like 24 2 4 17 19 24 25. The lines mention districts or places including Woarialba Arovilole Wand Mawilla Mawcehe Langworthy and dates in March.
A dog named Rover frees a fish from the riverbank while following its owner Maree Gale. Rover patiently watches the water, then dives and nets a mullet. He returns to shore with the fish and presents it to the master, earning a small treat.
A new traffic control system tested in London uses automated detectors under vehicle wheels to trigger signals at crossings. The devices, mounted near the National Portrait Gallery, show clear red and green indications directing flow from Charing Cross to Whitehall. After Mayor of Westminster Rev St George Schumberg activated the system, traffic moved smoothly through the square toward Admiralty Arch and Whitehall.
The text notes water should be of good quality, plentiful and easy to access for sows. It mentions running water and troughs, a complete reservoir and drinking vessel, and a system used by North Coast farmers. A Department of Agriculture trailer plan applies.
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