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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 21, 1916
Page
4
A fragmentary article notes the Black Mountain Butter Factory and the AZO Hall annual meeting. It references profit distribution after expenses and taxes, potential shareholder implications, and supplier relations amid unclear figures and outcomes.
Fragmented lines describe early shorn wools and price data with references to a trade or market. Mentions of average price, figures in shillings or pence, and a public safety item or notice noted toward the end.
A fragmented commercial notice describes a Thursday market sale of sheep with details on yarding, weight blocks, and quality notes. It records 64 feet and 50 some figures, noting improvement and marine-related carry at the sale, with various weights and lots described.
An OCR fragment recounts on active service with scattered names, places, and events. It mentions Lark Bill Camp in England, references to Victoria League Club, New Zealand, and a late 19th to 20th century wartime milieu. The text is garbled with numerous nonstandard terms and unclear chronology.
A garbled 1916 stud notice lists names, events, and venues in a dense, fractured OCR line. It mentions dates, locations, and personnel with scattered references to races, press items, and meetings, yielding a chaotic, difficulty-filled but identifiable record of a field or track context.
A damaged letter fragment mentions a sale action and names W. J. Benner and Henry Ang, with ominous warnings and a street corner sitation. The text is garbled but references a public notice style and local names, suggesting a partial legal or property matter in a distressed context.
Fragmentary notice references an event and inheritance matters with names obscured. It mentions dates in August and a Baton location, plus individuals Prag Jol and Gorm. Details are unclear, but it signals a public notice about property or rights.
Public notice from General Blacksmith BR. GAIAM stating intent to reopen business in the Guyrm district. He invites local patrons to support the workshop by placing work with the estate and share patronage for the revived operation.
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