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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 24, 1940
Page
2
Abbey Green area residents are warned that trespassing and hunting without permission are strictly prohibited. Violators will be prosecuted by the authorities, with penalties enforced by DR RALNGER and the executor H W Curtis. Kangaroo shooters and poachers on Abbey Green face arrest and legal action.
Cautionary notice warns against tampering with property and states enforcement under law. It references locations Brauebrook Abertoil Waver Mt. Mitchel and dates tied to a 1936 notice. Hunters and shooters are specifically advised and warned of prosecution under applicable directives.
Local ad lists Bos fally sud aytit wood at reasonable prices with phone number 183 for inquiries.
The fragmented notice outlines a probate grant involving heirs and executors. It mentions an estate assigned to SATO, with unclear names and relations, and references future steps such as burial and settlement. The garbled passage limits precise details but indicates standard probate actions and beneficiary concerns.
A mangled OCR fragment mentions a parade or event in a past autumn, referencing names like Liesl and Lewirmnne Man, with poor legibility about a high stakes failure or trial. It hints at July and a date near fall, but most specifics are unreadable.
A fragmented diary style passage describes duck nests near a waterway with characters named in a garbled account. It mentions a mother taking food, a child named Pete, and referents to drought, towns, and local places. The text reads like a garbled field note or OCR fragment with unclear sequence and attribution.
A garbled OCR passage mentions Santa and a character named Yoni with unclear actions. It reads as a distorted narrative about treats, bites, and rental mentions, with several broken phrases and nonstandard spellings lacking coherent context.
Fragmented OCR text references trials in America, authorities, and engineering figures discussing road testing, safety measures, materials like soap resin, and weather concerns. The garbled passages mention inspectors, standards, and potential failures, with recurring mentions of legal or formal oversight and experimental procedures.
Fragmented OCR text recounts a romance amid military posting with mentions of Palentine Stulminaed, Welth Le Test of Temorn C3 MLW, and a ceremony involving a church and a KTP. The garbled passage hints at personal relationships and wartime duties with scattered names and places.
A scrambled OCR text outlines a world achievement cookery show featuring ambitious contestants and demonstrations. It mentions presenters, venues, and the day’s schedule with references to kitchens, hardware, and live demonstrations. The passage reads as an artifact of a busy culinary event with several named participants and vendors.
Fragmentary text mentions waiters, a game, a list, a cake, and a defendant. The readable fragments reference Abe Bev and a man at vies. No clear event, date, or solid facts emerge from the garbled lines.
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