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A car in a ditch, Llanbadarn Fawr, August 1907

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Aberystwyth Observer - Thursday 15 August 1907 MOTOR ACCIDENT - Whilst a party of motorists were returning from Aberystwyth to Llandrindod on Wednesday evening, the driver, Mr. Arthur Burke, missed the bridge in Llanbadarn, with the result that the car fell into the brook. The other occupants of the car, two ladies and two gentlemen, had to return to Aberystwyth for the night, the car being left in the brook till the following morning when it was taken to Aberystwyth for repairs. No one was hurt.

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