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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 11, 1940
Page
1
Recurring caution notices warn trespassers and those depredating fences on property formerly occupied by Mr P C Rose. Authority Moore property notice declares trespassers will be prosecuted under the law. Public warning specifies fencing and hunting restrictions and that action will be taken after the stated date.
A regional feature highlights the Modern Westinghouse cleaner as a versatile tool for households and tailoring workshops. It showcases its efficiency, portability, and ease of use, with emphasis on product availability and potential cost savings for busy households.
Printed and published by Frank John Mans on Ryanda Street in Gi tele. The notice appears in the Et section of New South Wales records, listing Wincoola Street Guyza as the registry location and publication context.
A fragmentary account describes performers named Mirko and Brak Morgan among others. The piece hints at a menagerie of acts and gestures, including juggling and stage routines, but readable details are sparse and oblique.
Fragmentary World War II era report describes long range naval gunnery and fleet actions. Mentions Nalwone Victory, Freeh averarios, Pago Peefalgar, Admiral Wa, and German forces with references to battles and distant shots. Readability is limited but conveys a major naval engagement with notable long range firing.
The readable fragments mention fastest drivers and women, with garbled names and places. It hints at a sports feature about speed and racing but the main facts are unclear and many terms are corrupted.
Unclear remnants show garbled lines with partial phrases about people and places. The readable content is insufficient to identify a coherent event, date, or names.
The readable parts outline a distressed scene with mentions of famine, drivers, and a fleet in motion. Characters and places are broken, yielding a hazy image of a public alert or transportation disruption, with sporadic references to dates, speeds, and locations.
A damaged notice fragment reveals a property or trade matter named Saddlery Notice with involvement of local districts and officials. The readable portion lists names and entities including Nashogan Walworth Raskdter and MF Ed Lagekey. The document references a request or petition filed in the local court with possible alterations or changes requested.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists several names and dates in a period style. It mentions locations and numbers like Ranger Ala 7 and April 2, with multiple stray terms and inconsistent spacing, offering little clear context or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR narrative recounts naval engagements, ships and names like Walter Neigh and Bir Walter Neigh, dates around November and March, and references to battles, gales, and movements. The text is heavily distorted with misreads and inconsistent phrases but preserves a brisk wartime reporting tone centered on ship actions and outcomes.
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