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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 23, 1933
Page
1
Fragmentary notice from The Guyra Argus dated Thursday February 2h with garbled names and details. readable elements hint at a local notice or classified item but content is illegible and incomplete.
The Gayra Shire Council discusses council rate changes and road maintenance across multiple districts. The minutes mention installing culverts on Jones Swamp Road, drainage and planning for Tingha-New Valley and Abington-Hundarra routes, plus staff allocations and potential rate adjustments.
Fragmentary church notices list events in February and March at Magland including Ash Wednesday and other observances. Names such as Tudeke Mout and Uyeda appear along with calendar hints and local priest mentions.
Damaged OCR yields scattered references to property, sale, and notices. Names, places, and amounts appear inconsistently across the jumbled text, with mentions of petitions and proceedings and partial legal references. The readable fragments hint at a public sale and related legal actions without clear dates or entities.
The text presents a garbled, cipher like message with scattered phrases and misspelled words. It includes odd fragments about a Bitina correspondence and mentions numbers, months, and potential names, though most content remains unreadable and unclear.
A fragmented report describes the fate of Suiuudren-Lader Vert Minter and related figures. Witnesses reference Hinton, Fontenelle Uinkler, and a theater of accusations, while the text hints at a trial or investigation surrounding 946 and later events.
Fragmentary OCR text references utility, drovers, Wet pranvod, nominal rates, and secured Glirughe. No clear event, people, or organization to identify. Unable to determine a coherent news item from the provided material.
A highly damaged OCR text fragment mentions names like Howey and Maske and numbers such as 160 voy. It reads as a miscellaneous notebook or notice with unclear context and no coherent event or dates. The readable content is minimal and lacks a clear, reportable incident.
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