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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 24, 1938
Page
3
Fragmented OCR summary notes a rifle shooting event with athletes and scores over four rounds. Mentions participants likely including local shooters and dates in a calendar near June. Reading is hindered by errors but indicates a yeoman effort and possible cup stage and junior age group participation.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a colonial voyage tale across Cape York and Mer Path regions, noting encounters with Indigenous groups described as cannibal. Mentions towns such as Waroora, Taree, and Cape York, with scattered names and a recollection of Kingliah Words and Watton dialogue.
Industry notes a tentative week ahead with price readings and buyer activity. Trade sources cite cautious sentiment from wool buyers and sellers as market signals in flux, while capacity and demand factors influence turnover expectations at regional centers.
Disjointed OCR style text outlines a chaotic account of global conflict and space narratives. It references Nebr, Tyr lure, Antipas on your Hacheremy, and various places and figures, with sparse intelligible phrases suggesting a broad wartime or space context and shifting loyalties.
An article describes wool sweepings found at Brinoe hospital and other sites, noting a foul smell and a fire event. It references Mrs Wank and her shop, a floor spill, and the suspicion of theft or damage. The text mentions New Eaglows and Fort Hull as locations and lists various unrelated names and items.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a queer incident in a yard near Barrinjurk last work. It mentions high waves and a waver, a faded rye, and possible restoration by rubbing with a piece of dan, dipped in warm water, plus a vineyap and bana reference.
A fragmented report describes electricity expansion efforts tied to solar energy and a proposed transit project. The text references Hobart and Turin and hints at costs over 1000 units, with unclear details on the involved parties or schedules.
Fragmentary OCR style note discusses starving horses and various misread names and phrases. Contents are garbled with multiple unclear terms and misordered words, lacking coherent reportable events, dates, or identifiable entities.
The readable fragment presents a garbled header with unclear names and a possible wartime or local event. Lacking concrete nouns, dates, or places, the item remains a partial notice without verifiable details for a fuller summary.
Notices warn all persons against trespassing on the Hina Vorough and Baldersleigh properties near Lake Steges. Straying stock will be impounded and previous partitions withdrawn. Executors M Mulligan and H W Curtis list all warnings and penalties.
Notice from T. F. Omills dated 7/8/1936 issues prosecution for trespass and fishing violations at locations named Onebrook Aberfoil Waver lay Mt. Mitchell with specific individuals referenced and prohibited acts noted in this period notice.
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