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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 27, 1938
Page
3
The notice invites orderly delivery to any pest in town and asks residents to patronize old friends and neighbors. It promotes up-to-date refreshment rooms featuring many salad options and drinks, with a focus on ladies' afternoon tea.
Fragmentary OCR text references railways, towns, and local places with scattered names. It hints at a discussion of land, property, and community development, mentioning Arvest, Fenris, and Wales, but lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize clearly.
A garbled OCR passage discusses migrant factories, labor registration, and wartime manufacturing shifts. References to British manufacturing, abatement, and transfers hint at postwar economic restructuring and regulatory actions affecting workers, with scattered mentions of dates, locations, and institutions.
AIDED Lost Battalion and Mrs Pulrians Chow lead a Chinese women’s delegation to the International War Conference in Sydney. Mrs Chow, born in Oregon, travels with a notable journalist from The Daily News to Australia. The tour includes visits to Soochow and Hangzhou as part of Women’s Clubs participation. The Joint Committee on Hangzhou women’s organizations backs the mission during wartime outreach.
Mrs Margett and Cate Hari near a yard encounter a reptile seen as a threat prompting Margett to fetch a shotgun. After a failed first attempt the snake is killed by a second shot, with the incident prompting discussion about safety and recovery.
Fragmentary OCR shows a publication note stating printing by Pros and a person named Mans at a registered file on Nichola Street in New South Wales. Details are incomplete but indicate a historic shop or printer listing.
A fragmentary report describes a confrontation near Mount Ain Taylor where a person named Taylor faced a violent incident. The text mentions river vicinity and a lack of water, with unclear sequence of events and damaged wording. The readable parts point to distress during a travel mishap and possible injury.
A fragmented OCR passage describes a dingoes event and a river setting with unclear sequence. It mentions a large animal, a homily debate, and a chaotic scene with unsettling vocalizations and shifting figures amid a tense moment.
Notices warn trespassers on properties including Glenmore and Rock Abbey to avoid shooting, trapping or fishing without permission. Authorities cite immediate prosecution, with previous permissions withdrawn and fences, gates, and locks protected.
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