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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1940
Page
2
A Welsh road safety council appeals to motorcyclists amid rising accidents. It urges compliance with a ban on pillion passengers for twelve months after license changes and emphasizes strict enforcement.
Notice warns that any trespasser or person damaging fences on Stonebrook Aberfoil Waverley and Mt Mitchell property will be prosecuted under law. Rabbit hunters and shooters are specifically warned. warnings cover area fences and expanse after the date 7/8/1030 issued by executors A. W. Everett and J Moore. patrols and enforcement to follow.
An OCR fragment shows a wood and lumber business note mentioning Langthe of Box and Wood at Mitchell yards. The readable line references a phone number 133 T. HW. Mitchell and emphasizes reasonable prices.
A garbled report mentions the Polish Army in England and reference to the Central Polish Relief Fund. It cites various figures and places in a fragmented way, noting printed material by Frank Joln Mase in Ayrada Street Guyra and a New South Wales bi-state register context.
The text depicts widespread unrest in England with violent conflict, casualty reports, and international implications. It references domestic disorder spanning cities and rural areas, urging unity and action against upheaval amid wartime pressures and global tensions.
Reports describe rabbits eating trees and crops across several regions, with MoKrne argues moisture shortages worsen forage. Authorities note increased grazing by rabbits and early signs of damage, while some fear outbreaks could threaten markets and export.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a ministerial project or claim about a miniatur work in government. Mentions Martin, Cinminre lant, and references a dialiect of thi sil. Indicates a claim of a man facing a final pull and a forthcoming time.
Unclear text fragment mentions Cenanooh Chamber of Commerce and a 40 value. The note references attention by telecommunication and possible message squaatites at oilenire nod motor gueag, but no coherent facts or names to confirm a clear event or outcome.
A fragmentary report notes New South Wales groups and many others operating that day will be registered. It mentions Australia total figures with low boxiness references and subscription totals for regions including Raton af pertesten and Vieworin.
OCR-provided fragment contains garbled phrases and incoherent lines about people and events. Readable elements are scarce, with no clear names, dates, or actions to summarize into a concrete news item.
A garbled extract describes a seaplane incident near Port Marquarie with an air force plane, its crew, and repairs after hours of damage. Other unclear items mention fines and exotic terms, but readable elements center on the seaplane event and journey resumption after extensive damage control.
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