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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 20, 1938
Page
1
A fragmented OCR notice outlines admission rules for private hospital Oberatric cases and booking procedures starting January 231 1938. It mentions payment in advance, laundry charges, and a Salvation Army meeting at Hollere with a timetable. The text is garbled with multiple misreads and unclear names.
A vaunted valedictory event at the Convent Soho Hall featured speakers Mrs. Pe Aion and J. Willan among others. Performances included sonatas by figures such as Wheat and Had and a team of musicians delivering masked acts in a cabaret setting with Mr. Fade emther and Father Healy contributing.
Vawter Nok Wright, president of the Mihontab hire Council, was absent for a year. An ACH representative attended a meeting to discuss information provided by Mr. W. 2 Tmhol, a former Cornellion. It was noted Wright had moved from Delegate to another role, and a later action involved a gate to Cuncor.
Herb Burgess Electrical & Motor Repair advertises two air crunching Chevrolets at bargain prices. Read as is, with roller curtalon features and query pricing, offering close condition vehicles and potential electrical services.
A fragmented report details the deaths of Percival Ray Wheatley, 23, and Edward Rayad Lanes, 27, both drovers killed by lightning near a tree. Carved by a wreck, the scene mentions a vehicle and stray notes on location and age.
Disjointed narrative fragment describes a mob pursuit from Wagga to Mr. Alea Nich 4 merchant, a man driving through barren roads, shelter sought under a residence, and delivery of goods amid tension. It hints at a tense confrontation, another driver, and authorities or bystanders reacting to the mob.
Arcadia Theatre showcases a star studded program headlined by Hlewnop Powell in Born to Han E as part of a family friendly revue. The lineup features ten acts including songs, comedy, and dance with supporting talent from Paul Hobevin and Trevor Janet Whalen. The program mixes nautical and Australian themes with a blend of dramatic pieces and musical interludes.
Carroll delivers a dominant welterweight performance pacing past Leto with a 700 point surge, showcasing speed and control as the bout unfolds. The bout highlights Carroll's quick combos and ring strategy against a resilient opponent.
A fragmentary classified style notice advertises a property near the Lagoon Course. It mentions adults and children, a motor carrier, and a race context with undefined names and locations. The legible pieces imply land or facility sale in a coastal or riverside setting.
Fragmentary verses describe a foretold death connected to Jorenin Lio and Shenley near Saas. The text mentions Melday and Muird, with scattered phrases about hearts, fate, and a family line. Unclear narrative limits precise events or dates.
A compact score-style item notes results including Double 7 6 for Gents B and Ravunge 1 0 with Ladion 3 0 and Festi Organie linked to the Mall event.
Rolls for several state electoral districts have been issued or qualified for enrolment. Eligible electors who have not yet enrolled should apply, and new voters must present proof of residence to enroll. Supplementary enrolment cards will be available at post offices for enrolment purposes.
Vague OCR fragment mentions war, individuals Muti Wolo and Calis, a purchase or bid, tractors and a winded set of names. Readable items include references to time markers and locations such as lane HK and Ape, but details are unclear and no concrete event or outcome is established.
Fragmentary OCR notes record a meeting dated May 1 1982 with unclear references to attendees and topics. Mentions include Amorenem and Meyerlay, plus vague items about carving Malays Shoe, Blewtign ot ore Hewrvee, and a SHIRE to STENIHE. Reading is uncertain due to garbled text.
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