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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 23, 1937
Page
3
Fragmented text recalls Anglo Baroorhe and cultural echoes with a discussion of wattle lore Greek parallels and ancient marketing notes. It mentions Atten and Patrie, Beeryene, and a reference to the Tw Thiers while touching on historical tales and riverine settings.
The Country Party Bulletin outlines policy aims for closer settlement to curb dominance by wealthy landowners. It supports mortgage bank extensions, fertiliser subsidies, postal and telephonic service development in rural centers, and measures to assist smaller farmers while resisting large private subdivisons. The document notes New South Wales activity and potential gains in rural seats, with leaders optimistic about entering parliament on a rural-focused platform.
A garbled OCR fragment recounts a biblical style pursuit by Pharaohs envoys to locate a hidden owner and unlock a gate. It hints at ancient antiquity, a legend of a lock, a quest, and a mystical residence in a distant city with a cleric or scribe recording the event.
Extracts from a leading London Times article praise Prime Minister Lyons for economic gains during his tenure. It notes a reduced tax burden by 216,500,000 and federal revenue distributed to states. The piece forecasts a strenuous election with leftist opposition and broad public support for Lyons’ leadership.
Readable fragments show New England woolgrowers shifting from Western plains wool to home bred stock due to high Western prices. Farmers like Glen Invest Atte Farm emphasize breeding Emisen UFR emisem types with taller bodies and finer wool. Market interest centers on improved fleece quality and stable prices for local producers.
A fragmented window scene evokes a surreal blend of flowers and perfect performance. The text hints at a mysterious cottage, Nealie Swedintele, and an eerie water image, suggesting a dreamlike, utopian vision framed by a pane.
A draft piece cites CM Pad and officials debating limits on expression, detentions, and rights. Attorney General denounces quotes amid calls for dignity, respect, and preserving ancient privileges while press freedom faces government scrutiny.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss driving safety and hazards on icy or winding roads. The text mentions speed limits, warning signs, careful navigation of bends, and caution before hazards. It lacks clear facts but emphasizes prudent driving amid dangerous conditions.
A historical note on early cinema and photography pioneers. Jat Veet explains the invention of moving pictures using a revolving drum. The piece highlights Willig Felesereene, Rae, and Friese Veer Bend, detailing experiments, prices, and the shift from still to motion images. It mentions the first realistic recording of the human form and the financial fates of the researchers.
In the House of Representatives Mr Lamer urges defense measures for Port Stephens arguing the harbour depth and navigability support a naval base. He cites nearby industries, railways, and steel works, warns of vulnerability, and calls for government investment to upgrade roads and establish emergency landing grounds on nearby islands.
Frank John Mann publishes this notice from his Bradley Street office in Guyra NSW indicating sole proprietorship and official registration details for the local printing business.
A flood of notices from multiple property owners warns trespassers on estates named Abbey Green Rosebank Willows Copnor Stonebrook Abbey Green Waverley and others. Violators face prosecution, fences damaged wood removal and rabbit shooting warned against with dates 7/6/16 and 29/10/36 cited. Trappers hunters and night shooters require permission. fishing forbidden on Ollera paddocks.
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