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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
3
Fragmented text discusses UK Labour stance and wartime regulation, mentions Australia and Queensland, references pacifist and conscription themes, includes scattered names and dates, with debate over judges and treaties and a call for unity and reform.
Notices warn trespassers to avoid Abbey Green property with strict prosecution. Rabbits, kangaroos, and poisoners face penalties. caution to rabbit trappers and stock strays. past permissions with deadeyes are void. Property owners Mulligan Curtis and Panosons & Son urge compliance and report violations.
Public notice warns that any person found trespassing and damaging fences on properties once occupied by P. C Ross will be prosecuted. F Moore and J Moore signatories warn trespassers at Kromebrook Aberfoll Waverfey and Mr. Mitchell properties that action will follow after a stated date. Rabbit shooters and others are specifically cautioned.
A garbled prompt fragment offers advice about taking notes and using a pen to organize information including parcels. The readable bits imply basic writing tips rather than a full article. No clear event or people are identified.
An OCR fragment discusses compulsory third party insurance and ownership changes in motor vehicle cases. It mentions insurer responsibilities, potential recovery rights for insured parties, and scenarios where ownership or policy details affect coverage and liability. The text is garbled with unrelated instructions and appears to mix insurance policy terms with erroneous procedural notes.
Fragmentary OCR cites dates for 1919 horse show events in Glen Township district. Mentions a roster and local counts with unclear names. Requires clarification to extract concrete actions, venues, and participants.
A scrambled report notes Maps of the Japanese Empire and Australia materials included in a study tour or exhibition. It cites Mr Frank Clune and Mr Tune failing or being questioned by police, mentions travel through Java and Kors, and describes Japanese exhibitions at railway stations with people paying homage.
Rainfall across most regions is limited except North Court where some rain was noted. The relief is expected to help easing drought conditions and support budding trees and overall agricultural prospects in New South Wales.
The notice honors Rev Norman Mookie a mover among early colonial communities. It lists his service in New South Wales and references his work at Andrew College and Sydney University. It notes his induction and a life spanning missions from 1009 to 1912 with moves through Guyre and Mis preavut.
The notice references Commonwealth loan oversat and treasury operations with unclear details. It notes involvement by the Treasury and mentions the public power to tax and related obligations, though specific figures and actions are not fully readable.
Unclear OCR text notes a Guyra Golf Club meeting with names Madgwick Wright Prowin Filly and a reference to a Wednesday date in January. The fragment hints at a filing or agenda item but lacks complete details.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a June 19 reference and names such as Moe and Harrie with initials TA BA Gaye but lack full details. The item records church memoranda or schedules with unclear participants and dates.
Sunday services and meetings listed for Wandavearth and nearby towns. Times include 2.20 am for Tenterden, 7.00 pm for Guyra, plus 8.00 pm youth and salvation gatherings. Thursday evening prayer and group meetings also noted.
A garbled OCR passage hints at a drama around a child linked to a life saving or fateful event. The text is incomplete with scattered names and phrases suggesting a personal or local incident, but lacks clear details or coherent narrative.
A chaotic, partially garbled report describes a circus performer linked to a freighter voyage. An unnamed male figure is involved in a dramatic, fatal incident on a public area, culminating with a firearm discharge and a death. The piece hints at jealousy and a plea to reconcile before a fatal act.
An OCR fragment touts a paper fastening device described as the only paper zipper with bindings from ten to twenty sheets. The text is incomplete, offering no clear product origin, company name, or usage instructions.
Fragmentary report describes a proposed water scheme linked to local officials and councils. Mention of Me spwoner and Kentucky Freel ate the source, with terms involving a cotamundis and a valuation around £14, suggesting a contested allocation or funding plan amid political names and places.
Fragmentary notes describe a buried word found behind a wall in the Latin Quarter. The text mentions a mysterious seeker and a long history connected to a ring and a royal lineage, with scattered references to a daughter Anne and a trial of time.
A garbled dialogue references a boy, a Mandkerchief, names Dinah Moye and others, and a travelling narrator with a TV vehicle. The text is severely damaged, with misread letters and stray phrases about electricity and family foolishness.
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