Guyra Butter Ad From District Vendors Declares Quality
Consumers of Guyra urged to buy Armidale butter products from Guyra and district agents VOR BI ME Dacon and Elor Cheese. Propriety by AM Kenny, contact phone 244 for purchases.
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 16, 1936
Page
3
Consumers of Guyra urged to buy Armidale butter products from Guyra and district agents VOR BI ME Dacon and Elor Cheese. Propriety by AM Kenny, contact phone 244 for purchases.
Fragmented OCR text lists many players such as Mtehone, Blair, Mulligan, Parsons and Hobday amid wicket tallies and team notes. It reads like a partial scorecard with inconsistent punctuation and several illegible segments.
Fragmentary OCR text shows cricket score chatter with names like Ollera War and Lasky, mentions 100K wickets, various innings scores such as 1 for 30 and 5 for 26, plus scattered player references and possible team roles, but lacks coherent narrative or complete data.
A chaotic report covers a publican case and a drawn event for Christmas prizes. Names include Adamson, Morrie, O'Shea, Wilcox, Mackenzie, and Kelly. Details discuss ticketing, seating, and a £3 fine split with the police reward fund. The narrative lists participants, a December 23 draw, and various improvised proceedings at a local court.
A jumbled Housecraft column offers kitchen hints about using a few drops of vinegar to wake custard and keep fruit intact by soaking with oka and water. It also mentions steaming pears, slow cooking, and a long list of names and items, obscured by OCR errors.
Ben Lomond and Hovers played a muddled game with scattered wickets and cautious batting. C Muldoon claimed two for 12, Kelly took two for 10, and J Muldoon contributed a cautious 12 as Lomond balanced threats from J Sullivan and A Cantera. The match ended in a draw with both sides sharing honours amid frequent interruptions and mixed fielding.
Ben Lomond regains the Tedworth Shield by defeating Glenore at Glenore. First innings total 64 for 14 with key contributions from Mowling and Ward. In reply Glenore bowled out for 86 as Ward and Copeland starred with ball. Second innings Ben Lomond made 96 for 6 declared, Glenore 68 for 3 in follow on. Official notes include printing by Frank Joba, Ryan Street, Guyea.
Ward and Jackson listed among participants with scores noted in a partial table. Frayer appears for a separate event while other entries remain unclear in the OCR.
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