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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 06, 1941
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR hints at a property sale notice naming private owners and a date or location. The readable bits mention parcels and swaver or swaver related terms, with unclear scope. Further text needed to confirm parties, venue and exact terms of sale.
A fragment notes efforts against sheep blowfly with references to treatment, shortages of supplies, and warnings. It mentions veterinary actions, labor tensions, and escalating concerns over animal health and farm efficiency amid uncertain conditions. The text references local figures and contexts without clear dates.
The article discusses Australian shipbuilding expansion and iron and ore supply to support war needs. It notes output targets, reliance on Yoel Industries and other suppliers, and the broader impact on domestic industry and employment to sustain wartime freight and export.
A surveying party near Towne Motorr in Washington state unearthed a rock cavity containing gold valued at about £250 after a misstep revealed the hidden cache. The incident happened as workers cleared a path when a toe was stubbed and sparked curiosity leading to the discovery.
Fragmented, garbled text outlines industrial and export pressures during wartime. Mentions electricity and gas industries, factory expansion, inflation, taxation, and government controls affecting production and war effort. References to imports, exports, and national balance of payments with emphasis on industrial revival and policy impact.
The readable text references Claudette Colbert, lace garments, fabrics, and fashion terms amid garbled phrases. It mentions a Daramount Seer lace item and a window display, with scattered mentions of towns, dates, and people, but the overall sense is disjointed.
A fragmented schedule list appears with varied month names and odd names like Teodor Poheny and Marek 17. The text combines dates such as March 1 and March 2 with scattered terms and phrases, resembling a rough fixtures or calendar fragment.
Wartime disruption halts petrol supplies as military authorities order closure of high‑volume pumps. Industry insiders report widespread shutdowns affecting service stations and distribution. Authorities emphasize collaboration to prevent shortages and stabilize fuel access during the emergency.
Readable fragments describe a gathering or performance with garbled lines and quoted phrases. Mentions a friend, a fan, and a listener, with unclear roles and no discernible date place or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR reports a fatal incident involving a sting by a wasp on a person in Rutherford area. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a death occurred and authorities may be investigating.
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