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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1938
Page
3
A readible fragment outlines local schooling and community efforts in Guyra, mentioning junior teams, venues, and safety notices. It references the Me and Mykley names in a chaotic OCR draft, with scattered phrases about travel, venues, parents, and upcoming events.
A fragment notes Xmas frilled Madras curtains with eight drop Crowe over type and arid Aural designs. The item carries an air of reabnin and IgE 6 w forms. Details include a 12/11 value, 70 am, 8 90 100 mer wortment and a 476 yor ya reference.
Fragmented OCR text describes a public safety incident with scattered mentions of witnesses, a warranty, and legal-adjacent details. Names, dates, and places are obscured by garbled characters, but references to safety response, investigators, and court or notice language imply an official public safety item.
A fragmented OCR of a humorous page recounts jokes and comic pieces featuring various characters and local figures. The garbled text names people and events, with scattered phrases about laughter, performances, and social happenings, reflecting a lively but unreadable section.
Five brothers gather in a distant tale noting a trio of vehicles and a charity event. The narrative hints at a dramatic incident affecting a family and a community, with local figures shaping the unfolding events and consequences.
Fragmentary notes reference motions and people such as Mrs Mlesvues Abe and Fannie Crout Teital in a study station context. The text mentions Avonbly and Brewton Mite with a focus on motions and efforts at a patice wide area, including a discussion of a person named Hitt Ahmed and a general inquiry into planning and expenses.
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