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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
3
A garbled passage describes farmers and industry concerns with rabbit farming see-sawing prices and improving prospects. It notes tentative market improvements, anticipated weekly gatherings, and expectations of a rebound despite ongoing trade depressions and uncertain demand. mentions the Australian market and future prospects for the rabbit industry.
Ms Abert Bowe possurutory of Guyea All-Heights Race Club has delayed action toward forming the All-Heights Club as reported in The Tanworth Daily. Stipendiary Seaward Mr Rowlison of Tamworth notes the move aims to protect the public. a meeting at Guyra on Friday April is planned to appoint a supervisor and handicapper and to field replies from clubs. If Airheightes racing cannot be kept closed soon, the venture faces vital dangers.
Arrangement notes counterfeit liquor claims tied to cross border smuggling and forged Canadian Club labels. The piece describes adulterated spirits with dangerous mixes and the risk of fake bottles circulating in markets.
The event at Byrn Oddfellows Hall Tuesday night drew a moderate attendance as Mr. W. O.1 and speakers attacked alcohol’s social harm. Key figures cited include Mr. I. Ay Chishoton and others debating prohibition’s impact on crime, poverty, and child protection, with calls for government action and education.
Fragmented OCR text mentions backache relief, claims of quick disappearance, and various disjointed phrases. The readable content hints at a dubious or confused medical claim with mixed names and nonsensical sequences, lacking verifiable facts or clear context.
In the town of Entiranton a figure known for plowing into work steps into a painting era tale. The scene evokes first-class craft and a motto about trade, linking Matonaland style jobs to local industry and ambition.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe rubber stamps and office supplies sales. Mentions stamps and sealing items with a focus on catalog descriptions, pricing, and shop references. Lacks clear people, dates, or places to fix a specific event or outcome.
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