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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 12, 1935
Page
2
A largely unreadable OCR fragment discusses ewes, lambs, and sheep management with scattered mentions of price, shedding, and shearing. It references ewes sent, wool value, and various events around a flock, but the text is garbled and many names and numbers are uncertain.
A damaged notice discusses sheep licks and parasite control. It warns of a notifiable disease risk, outlines precautions to prevent contamination, and emphasizes cleaning shearing sheds and avoiding infested flocks. It mentions dipping, arsenical preparations, and a government advisory from Sydney authorities.
Agricultural notice warns landholders in Lucerne and Tableland districts that legume sowing should occur in late February or March before cold weather hinders establishment. Guidance covers soil preparation, seed rate of 8 to 10 lb per acre, weed control, and harrowing, rolling, and general cultivation practices to ready soil, with emphasis on immediate sowing after soil readiness.
A detailed technical memo describes overheating risks in an engine and outlines procedures to locate and fix exhaust leaks, valve problems, and worn components. It discusses testing for compression, electrical faults, and methods to temporarily patch leaks while planning full repairs.
The readable text fragment mentions a wedding event and a sequence of garbled phrases related to names, dates, and locations. Key proper nouns and concrete facts are unreadable, rendering a concise card-style summary challenging beyond noting an incomplete wedding notice absent clear participants or venue.
A fragmented excerpt advertises an August and September issue of Everylady's Journal, touting articles on charm in women, manners, and endurance. It promotes patterns, knitting directions, and fashion pieces, urging readers to order the publication from Stanley Street, West Melbourne, Victoria, for 7/6.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a dictator and money, including references to salary, authority, care, and fiscal questions. It mentions individuals and places in a disjointed stream of words, with unclear events and outcomes. The readable bits hint at debates over pay and governance but exact facts are not recoverable.
A quest for health notes Lady Mend performing daily handstands for years, claiming a routine from a mysterious Teachers of Youth. She stands on her head each morning, can cartwheel, and walk on hands before breakfast, boasting aristocratic witnesses and a Paris ball display.
Public notices warn trespassers to stay off Glenmore and Willows properties and remove wood. Landowners Mulligam, White and Sons, Everett, Mackenzie, Moore, and J Moore warn prosecution for interference with gates, locks, and roads. Stray stock will be impounded. no public road access is allowed. previous permissions withdrawn.
A Swedish farmer led protests against a shift from left-hand to right-hand driving, arguing horses and drivers are accustomed to the left-hand rule and that the change could cause accidents. The appeal questions government policy and the ministers handling of the issue.
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