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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 05, 1939
Page
2
Public notice warns trespassers and poachers to avoid Springfield and surrounding properties. Obey warnings from executors and property owners listed including Moore, Curtis, and Grims. Violators face legal action for trespass, fence damage, and hunting or trapping without permission.
Readable catalog snippet shows women's and children's winter wear on sale including coats, frocks, and cardigans offered at reduced prices. Limited details on sizes and exact discounts. Local shop promotes reduced prices on winter apparel for ladies and youngsters.
A reader offers a kindly note about remembering friends from the past and asks for help preserving old slang and familiar terms. The short message asks for tips to keep memories alive through simple, friendly anecdotes and stories.
The circular argues for national vigour and unity amid debate on Australia's direction. It cites Prime Ministerial deviations, labor and government concerns, and warns against public decline. The piece stresses maintaining Australia’s strength and warns of domestic strife if cohesion fails.
A terse notice from a small press operation in New South Wales lists Frank Sohn Mans Myanda Errest and Ouste as proprietors with a registered address on Nineoola Street Guyrs The item implies a publishing or printing business serving the local community with periodical output and formal acknowledgement of ownership.
A discussion outlines unemployed relief and social services funding with reference to tax tables and employer contributions. The piece notes figures, timelines, and responsibilities for wage subsidies, employment programs, and potential rebates affecting workers and state agencies.
Fragmented text discusses Australia’s wartime mobilization, urging national resolve and industrial effort. It references leaders, public information, and aims for victory, praising munitions production and societal patience while noting tensions and propaganda concerns.
A fatal accident near Wow South Wales claims the lives of three brothers aged in their teens. Rescue workers recovered the bodies after a motor craft capsized, leaving the family and local community in shock. Authorities urge caution and report ongoing inquiries into the vessel’s conduct and safety measures.
A fragmented discussion on future vehicles and ship design compares car and naval hull theories. It notes questions about acceleration, hull capacity, ballast, and crew spaces while referencing standard weights and water displacement in ship construction and the evolving relationship between land and sea transport.
OCR style text lists odd sandwich ideas and ingredients in a jumbled way. It references tea lemon and marmalade with vague references to cheese parsley and mayo. The items are incoherent and lack clear dish names or measurements.
A terse line appears focused on a guarantee claim though the surrounding text is incomplete. The fragment hints at a promotion or policy asserting durable results or satisfaction. No identifiable persons or organizations are clearly named in the readable portion.
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