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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 28, 1907
Page
3
A chaotic Sydney page reports varied items from banks resisting cooperative notes to government moves on dog taxes and collar laws. It mentions New Zealand unrest, council meetings, bank strikes, religious tensions, and opiate smuggling fines amid weathered prose and scattered local notices.
Three quarters of a million pounds worth of world commodities await public approval. Patterns and price lists posted free on application.
Fragments report a Guyra land board session with multiple confirmations and surveys. Names include F. Binley chair, H W Kane, J Cameron, W H Binith, T Kane, W G Smith, W Faulkner, and agents H H Gordon Co. The record lists certificates, improvements, condemnations, and surveys with various sums and references to residents and permissions.
A damaged OCR item describes a drayman auction with legal claims, debts, and sales terms. It cites a start date of October 15 and an end in January, noting removal and payment of all debts, with several monetary figures and references to parties and obligations.
Fragmented OCR text recalls Wigton shoe trade events and auction values with multiple names and places. It references buyers and sellers, mentions Clyde and Morsiain lines, and notes prices and initials amid a jumble of memorabilia and market chatter.
Fragmentary report describes Royal Prince and Royal From Maud in a 1900 to 1901 era racing scene with names like Mickey Durcan and Caroling Havel Privow. It notes track results, prize claims, and claims of ownership amid a crowded wagering event and historical horse racing language.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Muunt Mitchell and ALON Ay with unclear context and locations. The text is garbled and lacks a coherent news event or identificable subjects for a fuller card.
Blood Stallion Tiger wins the mile race at Grafton beating Mive Welcome Air Foure and others. The colt, trained by Caplivator, by The Beamp out of Kelpie dam, has shown form since 1951. Closer to form, the horse has two ties, with strong running and noted pace.
Fragmentary notice describes ponies including Muccuront and Lady Girl with mongrel details, mentions owners and potential sales, paddocks, grazing, and stud services with prices. It references Archdale and New England district, and notes breeding and riding context with several unclear terms.
A muddled OCR fragment lists names and terms such as Cran Secure and Nomar alongside unfamiliar words. It reads like a jumble of personal names and phrases without a clear event or context to summarize meaningfully.
A garbled report describes a tale about a Sheik and a group involved in a staged affair. Names and places are unreadable, with cryptic references to dates and payments and a supposed scene at a reenter site. No coherent facts emerge from the scrambled text.
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