16 Dec 1926
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 16, 1926
Page
1
A fragment notes a harvest move involving Masney and Burie as a threshing unit is prepared for relocation or deployment. The terse text implies a logistical action tied to a farm or processing operation.
An auction sale notice lists a jumble of items and names with unclear legible details. The fragment mentions multiple terms and possible bidders or items but lacks coherent facts or dates.
A past pupil list highlights Marjory Fraser and others who qualified for the AIA. The event features speeches by teachers and students, including Mr Watts and Mrs Kelly, with prizes, a batch of 1800 items, and gifts distributed at a New West celebration.
A garbled文字 sports page item lists multiple horse racing and boxing terms with prize mentions, holding a schedule of handicaps and medley races. It references Hey Hoanntigep Tea and Maywes secretary, with various names and officials, in a blurred public event note.
Readable fragments list Boxers and officials including Guyta Ist, Clevene 4 Brughs fon Munday, Niland, Dawson, A Mus, Helyar, McLean, Tuysoay, Jackson, Par bonis, Whitey, Handebo, and others. Mentions emergencies and unavailable phiyers. Details unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmentary text describes church services and holy communion dates, a funeral for Mrs Phelan, parcel delivery notices for Sydney, and scattered references to horse events and agricultural fair activities. Formatting is garbled with many misspellings and unreadable lines.
Fragmentary text recalls a rubber bracelet item with an era feel. Mentions pricing and a reference to a printing aspect, with unclear names and locations, suggesting a local feature or ad blurb.
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