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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 07, 1936
Page
3
Record shows M. Kenny as proprietor with registration tag for agents handling Prime GQLO8 Asienue Vilers. Details are limited to agency role and ownership.
Fragmented text describes a football game with many garbled phrases and names. It mentions plays, players such as Turner and Hayger, scoring actions, and defensive efforts, but the overall narrative remains unclear due to OCR errors. No clear outcome or cohesive events can be extracted.
The text recounts a football match with Fiugra failing to capitalize earlier and Teewards showing disciplined defense and counterattacks. It notes individual players like Dean Henderson and Fawker as bright spots, with praises for Dewy and Wassner and mentions of several missteps and spectator reactions. The piece preserves a lively, opinionated tone with many fragmented phrases.
A fragmented historical summary traces Mother's Day roots from early 20th century rituals to a national observance. It notes benevolent society drives, flower emblems, and hospital visits tied to May celebrations. The text references the idea of wearing white flowers to honor mothers and mentions Congress and the spread of Mother’s Day worldwide.
A car ran off a ferry and sank in deep water near Shoal yer ar Namba by Nowy. NF participants escaped as the incident forced the crew to abandon ship.
Cecil Miller, saddler and harness maker formerly of Bond Junction Sydney, starts business near Memorial Luninate offering saddles and repairs. Advertises lowest charges and satisfaction, invites trials and urges customers to compare before buying elsewhere.
A fragmented piece warns on toddler sleep schedules, stressing regular nightly rest, early bedtimes, and a fixed waking time. It suggests a dark, airy sleeping area, avoiding night clothes changes, and maintaining comfort and safety to promote better health. The text also mentions routine checks and occasional machine repairs during the night to avoid wakefulness.
A Texas seaside town marks a yearly Mother-in-Law Day during the first week of March. The celebration, supported by the Mayor and Governor, features open-air music, speeches, luncheons, and a five mile procession. The event blends sentiment with commerce as flowers and related displays boost local business.
Notice to trespassers warns that hunting and shooting on premises including Glenmore and Rock Abbey will be prosecuted under law. Individuals named include Mrs A D McCaskill and others. trappers and night shooters are specifically cautioned. The notice is signed by B Mulligan, Dean, H W Curtis, Moore, and J Moore.
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