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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1938
Page
3
The fragmentary text references Hardie’s Corrugated Fibrolite Roofing and mentions intentions to build along a way, with partial phrases about galvanization and materials. The legible items point to a construction roofing notice from an area likely describing product use and general intent to construct.
Notices warn that any person found trespassing on Abbey Green Run will be prosecuted. Hunters and trappers are cautioned about shooting, poisoning, and weapon use on the property. Curtis, Derstine, Parsons & Son of Wandsworth are named in the warning with strict enforcement.
Notice is given that any person found trespassing or damaging the property named Springheld occupied by Mr B C Rose will be prosecuted. The notice references A W Everett and F Moore as presiding authorities and warns of penalties for intrusion on the described premises.
A chaotic text fragment describes a broad discussion of accidents and fatalities, including mentions of infants and young children, road dangers, and investigations. The passage appears to be a garbled OCR result with numerous typographical errors and disjointed phrases.
A chaotic report describes volunteers staging a training that went wrong and led to a border line incident at a settlement. Residents and local officials discuss the fallout and safety concerns while the community seeks clarity on the events.
A string of local notices and social items recalls birthdays holidays and gatherings at Port Marquaie and nearby areas. Mentioned are Mrs 1 Markeweie and Jani ni Milem, Owen Cutts, HL, and a holiday at Port Marquaie for Me. Owen Cutts. Also noted: a hay wive attended by Twenty shooters at Wald lair. rain dampened the event. Mrs Lee Dutton and family attended the gathering at Urundangtie. Prank, daughter Tarkan, spent time at Port Marquaie. Several residents celebrate coming of age and birthdays. A hospital incident at Stra is reported with iron injuries. The piece lists many names connected to local families and social circles.
Readable fragments describe a centenarian named Jane Lawson Vaughan living in London near the Strand. The text references wealth, social life, fashion details, and a long life full of public attention, with scattered reminiscences of kin and acquaintances and a dramatic, tabloid tone.
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