Ironmongery Specials With Garden Tools Included
No profitable substitute for gate witelen and garden forks advertised. Items include Primus ovianpiles and garden forks with handles. Prices noted: 78, 10 each. 00. 4¢T1, 86, 11/8 enel.
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 05, 1939
Page
3
No profitable substitute for gate witelen and garden forks advertised. Items include Primus ovianpiles and garden forks with handles. Prices noted: 78, 10 each. 00. 4¢T1, 86, 11/8 enel.
A garbled account describes an aggressive eel and a series of divers by a tank. Names and places are unreadable, but references suggest multiple divers killed or injured during underwater exploration. The text mentions a diver named Jimlos and a location near Masershoure with unclear details.
A garbled dispatch describes a Whiteman Creek incident involving a dingo, local reactions, and ongoing confusion. Readers are told to await further details from the legal authorities as investigations unfold.
A fragmentary passage recounts a bleak ritual on a Friday tied to antisemitic dread and alleged heresy. It describes purges and social exclusion during a ritual season, with references to priests and a feared Vyverdess altar as the crowd enforces bias.
A garbled excerpt lists players and places including Glen Innes and woodward figures. Mentions of Watkin and various surnames appear among scattered team names and scores, with incomplete phrases implying a cricket report or scorecard from a Glen Innes context.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss 1939 model design shifts for Australian and British markets. It notes divergence in body lines between SA and Britain, emphasis on comfort, increased visibility, and safety features. Mentions winders and window openings in HAM models and cooling impact on performance.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a 1939 Guyra cricket match report listing players Newberry Mulligan Cockburn and others. The text mentions wickets by Newberry and Wooton, with scattered names and vague play details, lacking coherent narrative or date clarity.
A highly distorted OCR sample presents scattered phrases about voting, individuals, locations, and events. Card reading attempts to extract names like Pevensie and Glenn, places, dates, and actions are unclear, yielding an unreadable mosaic of potential notices.
A highly garbled block describes mixed topics including industry mobilization, uncertain figures, and nonsensical dialogue. It mentions names in passing, vague actions, and stray phrases about trains, meals, and medicine with no clear event or outcome.
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