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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 29, 1938
Page
2
The Road Safety Council of New South Wales presents guidance on overtaking and curve navigation. The material describes safe distances, headway, and signaling before passing, plus warnings about blind spots and the need to avoid risky maneuvers.
The text discusses export dynamics and market openness in Australasia, noting recurring themes of currency, consumer impact, and government roles. It mentions Great Britain and Australia in relation to trade, prices, and shifts in demand and supply affecting local producers and taxpayers. It references exchange rates and the importance of raw materials to industries and households.
An illustrated account describes a journey over hills with gulls and a fading mood. The narrator contemplates optimising a path while recalling past attention and a seamless though weary voyage without the lowly burdens.
A fragmented list of show dates and events across multiple towns including Narrandera Wingham Bowraville and Wanehope with dates scattered from February to March. The text lists venues and days but is incomplete and hard to decode.
Fragmented text describes a wedding event with numerous garbled names and places. It mentions participants including a Mary, Cathy, and a Mr L. and references travel to Darwin and Mingemyore. The passage conveys a chaotic scene with unclear sequences and mixed details about attendees and directions.
Disjointed OCR notes recount grants in a Commonwealth context, wartime memory, and racing results. Mentions of aviation grants, Army or ACMA style funding, and several jockeys with win totals, alongside scattered local notices and unconnected events across New South Wales Victoria and Queensland.
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