10 Oct 1935
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 10, 1935
Page
1
A detailed inquest was opened into Aureily Went Vnsergmame with officials and relatives present. The proceedings include testimonies about a Ferrvch Whe sIFR incident and references to several figures such as Mr. Wavenaie and Diemer.
Fragmentary text mentions railway tie and Sydney and hay, but content is heavily garbled with unclear names and events. No coherent report or clear individuals, organizations, dates, or places to build a factual summary.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scrambled names and phrases, lacking coherent events or facts. Reads like garbled personal notices with potential names and locations but no verifiable details. No discernible subject, date, or organization to summarize reliably.
A deciphered text hints at a large circle in a teens setting and notable feats. Names appear obfuscated, suggesting a historical note on a social event or group recognition. Further readable tokens imply a retrospective feature rather than a current report.
A fragmentary wedding notice from a Guyra Golf Club event lists attendees and partners in a misread attendance shuffle. The garbled text references names such as Dallie, Mise Meleean, Wenule, Miss Mclean, and Mrs. Darke among others, with scattered scores and times. The imperfect OCR prevents a clear event summary beyond noting a wedding tied to a golf club gathering.
A chaotic OCR read covers Ollera Golf Club events with scattered names, dates, and results. It mentions a Saturday schedule, tuition and fees, and various players and officials, with references to weddings, trophies, and match results interwoven and difficult to parse.
A garbled historical note describes a guard, a syringe, and a hospital operation involving Sydney a national corporation and a court appeal. It mentions Milay Will and a public figure Tyla Matter in Tambar, with references to a long recovery, a legal trial, and a citizen involved in public matters.
Anatrical notice details a Berkeley Square theatre program with multiple acts and acts including Fire Paria nes and Hollywood themed pieces. The review highlights performers, scenes, and a strong dramatic interest promising varied entertainment for audiences.
Fragmented text describes public school notes focusing on safety measures, development programs, and community involvement. Mentions planned events, hormone discussion, and references to associations and funds. The readable parts suggest a report on educational initiatives and local concerns.
A fragmented sports tally lists players Oller, Ward, Jackson and others with varying points. mixed names appear with unclear order, totals, and sundries, concluding in a stray conveyance note. The scoreline and lineup are partially legible amid the OCR garble.
The Anti Tuberculosis Armvelation completed an inquiry into tuberculosis measures and new methods. Officials disclosed updates over recent months detailing efforts and evolving strategies to combat the disease. Citizens faced shortages and warnings amid ongoing public health actions.
A mangled OCR snippet mentions Parker of Mareictvi Mea and a seuger or seaman killed, Captain Miter Avigh injured, with no other messenger hurt. The fragmentary text vague on context and location.
A garbled report hints at horse names Pansy Park Royal Boy Royal Aral Rea and others tied to breeding and racing in Queensland. Mentions sexing, vetting racehorses, associations, and railway references, with scattered proper nouns like Haney Quegaaaat Wov al How and Cyndie Rov at Tow.
Auction notice for a horse season at Red Brak Quyra with details of stock, bidders, and terms. Includes names such as Dan and Sire references, sale date notes, and assurances of care and payment terms by C. Allingham.
A brief item notes a small stock of cash receipt books bound in Henry leather, priced at six each, bearing a label or brand “TARGUS” OF ICE, as advertised in a local periodical.
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