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The readable fragments show names and numbers scattered with garbled text. No clear event, place, or date emerges to form a coherent news item or identify individuals or organizations involved.
23 Dec 1954
Page 1
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 23, 1954
Page
1
The readable fragments show names and numbers scattered with garbled text. No clear event, place, or date emerges to form a coherent news item or identify individuals or organizations involved.
The Bunker reports an uneven fence in the Stableford event with Geifanian Jackson’s 34 points and a mixed Canadian group led by J Bouffler and Mrs Bille. Results from last Sunday show no play on Saturday due to rain, and the Canadian Mixed standings list multiple pairs with scores around 78 to 106.
Debate over a Bere Insects Amendment bill to raise pasture levies. Col Bruxner argues the burden should spread beyond stockowners as grasshopper plagues threaten crops and livelihoods. Government treble levy targets noxious grasshoppers while critics urge wider responsibility.
Readable fragments describe an incident with officers at a location unnamed and a time around 4 30. The text is garbled but mentions an event and involvement of officials. No clear names or dates are recoverable.
A Jan 1955 digest notes tubeless tyres, standard on many American cars, promise roadside puncture relief by omitting inner tubes. The design uses the tyre casing as air container and aims to reduce flat tires, though safety concerns and experimental status are mentioned.
A Speed and Safety Campaign spokesman, Mr. E Richards, NRMA general secretary, rebutted MLA Fraser’s claim speed has little to do with road accidents. He said speed, when used appropriately, can help avoid crashes, but excessive speed beyond brake and steering limits leads to many smashups.
A 17 year-old apprentice jockey named Ray Cardner died after a racing incident in Melbourne. Details are unclear due to chaotic OCR, but reports indicate a collision with another rider near a Melbourne venue. The accident involved a tire and remote site coverage, with medical teams attending at the scene.
Servitor stoves advertise unexcelled combination cooking ranges with hot water systems. Claims include hot water in three quarts, urging buyers to consult Rayburn or Servitor for service. Options featured include better cash or terms. Plumbers referenced.
Engineers warn binding brakes raise fuel use and cause poor performance plus rapid wear. Ensure correct adjustment by a qualified mechanic with required equipment. One mistake can ruin a tire and cause more damage. improper brake care risks system collapse and steering issues.
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