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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 13, 1939
Page
3
An adpromotes immediate purchase of bedroom and dining room furniture with a special payment plan. It highlights a 6 piece Richardson dining suite in walnut, with a sideboard, table, chairs, and veneer details. The offer suggests easy terms and urges readers to consider Richardson for home furnishings.
The text presents a fractured discussion on slang and English usage, referencing various names and places in a chaotic, OCR-like render. It notes debates over authenticity, the influence of slang on formal language, and historical figures such as Sturt and Clive, suggesting a critique of modern interpretations of 19th century prose.
Fragmentary listing describes a mattress with Damask ticking and heavy stitching, priced at 4/16, advertised as a Walnut piece by a seller named Walnut Vouess. Mentions polished finish, cabriole legs, and ornate detailing, with unclear measurements and terms.
This report notes the death of a 74 year old resident at Armidale New England capital after an incident at nine o clock. The deceased left a family of eight children and the event prompted a call for medical assistance as authorities investigated injuries.
Fragmented text references traffic signals and road safety in New South Wales. It mentions ministers and a mysterious inquiry into highway management and private rights, but details are obscured by garbled OCR. The piece alludes to nighttime events and potential forceful control measures without clear facts.
A fragment hints at a discussion on silver’s use and allure, mentioning aims, work, and the metal’s gleam. Names and specifics are unclear, but the tone suggests an examination of silverware or metalwork and its perceived value.
A government briefing notes fruit and poker machines at a New South Wales site facing closure. Authorities report limited operation and potential regulation under the Gaming Act. A conference on acceptance of the machinery was held, with discussions on licensing, premises access, and impact on local patrons.
Fragmentary report notes money values and carota outputs with errors and illegible names. It references a lower muster riser and farm marketing of Burhes, with a slogan and Leveraged 1/41. Names and places are unreadable.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a gun and a jet, with unclear actions and names. Readable bits indicate a confrontation or military context, but specific people, places, dates, or outcomes are not discernible.
The Mymister for Justice in Neve Swath Wile denounces a rising juvenile crime wave in Net Siutte Walea. Youths allegedly steal ears for thrill and profit, with fears of a broader trend. Legal action targets habitual offenders and outlines penalties under state law. Minute details of arrests or names are not fully clear in the text.
The report lists Ates riders Suckeys 1 McMenumla and M Mc Carton with 77 wins and three dead-beats, Atestenginea at 76 wins, and apprentice W Lappinery at 72 wins. Muna faces a suspension lasting weeks as Bartleia sits on the Hat with two wins.
A garbled exchange describes people watching a game and noting voices and actions. The text includes stray phrases about players, a game, and confused dialogue, making the main event unclear but signaling a social scene around a competition.
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