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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 17, 1930
Page
1
A damaged excerpt describes a football match with Kilpatrick and Guyra leading a team amid tense play. The fragmentary text includes scoring sequences, offside recalls, and refereeing calls, ending with confusion over the final outcome and player names.
A brief personal notice indicates a farawall covinh to be tendered at evening in a local area, mentioning Wadeouday and M l My. Names and exact location are unclear due to garbled text.
The readable line appears garbled with missing context. Available words suggest a calendar or event note for a Saturday in July, naming a person and group but details are unclear. No clear event, place, or organizations are identifiable from the fragment.
The Twentieth General Avonul Meeting of the Unity 10 Oddfellows in Manchester was held yesterday. Officers and visiting delegates attended a formal session with reports of functions and district duties presented to Grand Lodge officers and members.
The obituary outlines the life of Mr. Moore a longtime resident of Valley Daly later known as Suttons and his roots tracing to Ireland. It notes his early years in Ceranock and The Maton of Hucka his migration to Australia around 1860 and his marriage in Ireland. The piece highlights his farming success cattle breeding and role in local organizations along with memorial speeches praising his integrity and presence in the district.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe church related events and a sports match with players and times. Partial names and places appear, including a Wednesday schedule and a third round lead, but concrete facts are sparse.
A fragmented notice describes a Thursday July event titled Musical Evening. It mentions a cousin, pup Mes, and a performer lineup including Mr. Meigna and Mr. don Miigan. The text references songs like The Holy City and Cavaliers Run with unclear roles and decorous stage cues.
A chaotic early Pridey clash involved four detectives and four speared assailants in Aubiro. Cave was arrested after claims of attempted murder and weapon discharge against officers, who faced scattered resistance and injuries.
An appeal is filed against a fine under the Native Animal Act. The matter involves individuals named Glen Tonee and Jodie with case details listed for review at Arundale Court. Further proceedings will determine the accuracy of the cited penalties and alleged violations.
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