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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a stock or official report dated in the era, naming Peemer and Serna Sr amid unclear entries. The readable portion hints at a financial or logistics item but lacks coherent details or actions.
A long, fragmented note discusses American prohibition's impact and its global echoes. It cites Australian and British press, mentions New York papers reporting on prohibition costs, and quotes a Justice from Victoria as well as comments on liquor laws and societal effects across nations.
1920 wool clip will be offered at public auction as part of early disposal plans. Goldabrooga, Mart & Gold announce they invite growers to communicate and apply for movable facilities to stock up, with details available for handling.
A highly garbled OCR fragment references Carbalaceae and a healer for cuts and eruptions. It mentions purges and heatation, with stray words suggesting a discussion of remedies, dates, and places in a Daglund area, but the exact meaning is obscured.
Fragmentary account discusses optimism over buoyant trade despite UK wartime strain. Notes dock congestion, needed materials, and doubts about sustaining production and shipping in Australasia and Europe. Mentions London and Croat Boibain government, forecasts delayed shipments, and debates optimistic versus pessimistic projections amid global disruption.
A compiled list of show dates across multiple towns and venues. Entries include Newcantle Vale Tammorth Glennoe Bunter River West Maitland Araidale Maslosy Merah Jorgrell Upper Hanter Ardsellbrook Waleba Marah Hoye Agricultural Society Sydney Bathurst Blogleton with March April and September dates.
Fragmented OCR shows garbled phrases with no clear events or identifiable people. Likely a damaged page fragment offering minimal readable content and no cohesive news item.
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