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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 13, 1941
Page
2
Fragmented OCR note outlines trespass warnings and actions around multiple places and names, but the readable facts are sparse. The text references legal or property boundary warnings, potential enforcement by unnamed authorities, and mentions of locations such as Me ex wna and Bhima Seen. The fragmentary data limits precise details or dates.
Obscure archaic language fragment describes nature forgiveness and wandering figures. Vague references to fish miners servants and a distant famine hint at sorrow, enchantment, and longing amid a disrupted scene. No clear event or persons can be isolated from the text.
Fragmentary OCR lists dates and names like Lovterfehdy Pebpuary 26 27 and Empire Show. Includes multiple odd spellings and scattered numbers such as 48 47 83 30. Context unclear but resembles a schedule or listing of events and participants.
An OCR trimmed fragment mentions England, Crom, New York, Walnatt, a inn, and English events tied to a shadowed garden and martyr imagery. It references a distant worldwide influence and a melancholy assertion about the poorer world, with garbled names and phrases.
Obituary notes the death of A B Banjo Paterson at age, outlining his education at Sydney Grammar, service in the New South Wales and roles in military and colonial journalism. It highlights his wartime service and association with Australian letters and poetry.
An old editorial essay praises Australia for its size and resources while debating its military impact. It notes population volunteerism, with figures claiming hundreds of thousands in arms and air services, and discusses shipyards and defense roles. The piece remains cautious on Australia’s primacy in global defense.
A distraught mother, hearing of a bombing near a cinema, fears for her children who were at the venue. She later learns the children are unharmed after a door-to-door knock reveals they fled an explosion, with a neighbor asking what happened.
The committee suspended D. Munro amid claims of a bid to influence his votes at a carnival event. A caller offered £150 to back his count in exchange for Munro backing a specific outcome. The suspension, announced December 18, bars appeal and shocks observers as Munro misses the Victorian carnival slate, including Oakleigh Mars and St George races.
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