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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1937
Page
2
A garbled report lists various upcoming tours and broadcasts with inconsistent names and dates. It hints at performances, radio plans, and appearances in different cities, mentioning possible venues and scheduling around late May and early June, with references to international connections and station broadcasts.
A terse report notes a waiver of demands in a case involving a disorder of the digestive tract in Norvase following an incident. The language hints at a legal or medical setting, with limited readable names or dates. Further details remain unclear in the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR text from what appears to be a meeting report on potato growing and garden crop care. It references growers, quality, and projects, plus mentions of a junior project and committee actions. many garbled phrases hinder precise meaning.
Partial readable fragments discuss varied names places and events with no clear single story. The garbled lines mention individuals teams dates or locations but lack coherent context or outcomes to form a definite report.
PAUL CHEYNE notes arguments for expanding wool production in Australia for export while maintaining domestic supply. He discusses shipper concerns over empty ships, demand for Australian wool, and the potential impact on the Commonwealth if production shifts to meet export markets.
Nonsensical OCR fragment describes imagined dairy farming gear and a stripped account of a contraption. It mentions a winter plan, armor words, planned races for litte more than cowt of Tops, a ball of wine, and a ragged front lamination with corner turns and straps. The text is garbled and yields no clear events or subjects.
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