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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1938
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a narrator discussing a postman sent to gaol in Gronvenor Row with references to a baby in hospital and a woman named Mrs Dackywell. The text mentions Vostinoster and Pediat entries, plus cryptic dialogue about a fire and a missed opportunity.
A village meeting established a new Ten Lomans Historical Society, electing officers including President Mrs Crigyns and Treasurer M rs Pall Pollock. A plan outlined term memberships, annual dues, and three free entries for members, with a charter to hold public meetings and pursue literary and cultural aims.
A garbled text fragment mentions money and individuals, with unclear context. The legible bits reference insured sums and personal names amid noisy OCR. The article lacks coherent events, dates, places, or outcomes to form a solid report.
A garbled report discusses attitudes toward professional golf rewards, criticizing perceived bias and claiming high cash winnings reflect skill. It mentions figures like Farag Ait, Winton, Augusto, Taylor, and Henri Carlota in a debate over intelligence and prestige in the sport.
Fragmentary notes describe a plan or device aimed at ending a dress racket affecting women. The language is garbled, mentioning a voter, fees, and a manager, with muddled references to timing and removal of something.
A fragmentary report notes an oath taken by an individual linked to a saucer incident. Details are sparse, with no clear names or dates available in the readable text. Further context is needed to identify participants and outcomes.
A garbled town hall scene describes a constable hearing a perplexing tale about hooded figures and a patient, with later notes of a party and a dawn arrival. The fragmentary text references moblargar and dre mee tydnn and unclear names, lacking coherent sequence or confirmable details.
A boy named HC wanders from home in Tpawheh. He follows a railway line and later returns with a tattered jacket and trousers. He waits through the night warding off fear while his sister and others anxiously search nearby.
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