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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 30, 1936
Page
3
Consumers in Guyra urged to buy the choicest Armidale butter from local agents PP Guyra and District Advance Guyra. The advertisement lists Halon and Trow Cast MM Kenny as proprietors with a registered phone number 244 for inquiries.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Monday district game with names such as Guyra Bundarea and references to players and scores. The text is garbled, making full facts uncertain, but indicates a team contest, weather, and retirements.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous cricket players, venues, and scores with mixed capitals and broken phrases. It mentions several names and places in a stream of unreadable fragments, suggesting a fragmented sports note or score table.
A dense OCR fragment lists attendees and topics at an agricultural society event, including references to veterinary matters, teacher training, and standard fare. It mentions the Joint Dovweal, Tachelor of Veterinary Serene, and various regional groups. The text is noisy but indicates ongoing discussions about agricultural education, standards, and agricultural exhibitions.
Property owners across several estates including Glenmore Abbey Green and Willows warn intruders hunters and trappers to stay off and avoid interfering with locks or stock. Notices cite legal action and impounding of straying stock with past permissions and local signatures from multiple agents and firms.
The Morning Herald discusses a proposed Australian development plan linking new enterprises to settlers, employment, and reduced taxation. It argues Australia should develop industry to create jobs, attract settlers, and boost primary producers, while easing costs via cheaper trade, wharfage, and insurance.
A fragmented OCR fragment outlines changing meat trade patterns involving Tokyo, China, Japan, and Australia. It mentions four butchers in Tokyo, shifting tastes, and evolving supply routes, with references to De Leon and general market tensions shaping meat availability and consumption.
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