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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
2
Local lawmakers discuss a new impoundment law affecting private properties and public spaces. The draft measure, linked to the 1898 Linpcharubin act, proposes stricter penalties for improper impounding and outlines remedies to curb street disorder and improper confinement.
A disjointed report describes a man who failed to secure a yard while unloading, leading to a horse and vehicle being stolen. The thief damaged a wagon and fled, while a chase ensued and police later recovered the stolen parcels. The incident involved a neighbor and a bystander who raised the alarm.
A fragmented exploration of fatherhood, aging, and social roles. The text contrasts reverence for paternal figures with modern challenges, noting shifting youth ideals and the impact of fathers in family life, alongside reflections on tradition, memory, and cultural expectations.
Publicized by arrangement the article notes New York World coverage from Pittsburgh area with Chief Detective Edenburn declaring the crime shift as Prohibition enforces sharper police work. It describes criminals growing bolder and wittier, crime rising in the Pittaburg district, and officers urged to act with faster, smarter tactics to curb illicit liquor.
An extensive forecast describes approaching cyclonic conditions near New South Wales and coastal regions. Strong southeasterly winds rise as temperatures fall, with storms, snow in mountains, and heavy frost possible. Floods and gales expected in New Zealand and southern Australia. cautious navigation advised along coasts during the coming period.
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A fragmented wartime letter mixing praise and critique of national defense and training policies. It laments rising bigotry and political indifference while urging unity, stronger compulsory training, and rail and naval readiness to deter invasion. The rhetoric references Cairn, Gayra, Mont Queeoland, and allied fleets in a national cause.
A fragmentary text mentions Gatts Torte and Tie Moyal in a puzzled context with unclear details. The readable bits suggest a misrendered note or headline lacking concrete facts. Further clarification needed for a precise card.
Miss Parsons appeals to the public to favor her venture for a home and asks for patronage. The notice requests backing from the community in a local undertaking.
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