08 Apr 1926
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 08, 1926
Page
1
A fragmented report covers church services at Presbytarian and other local congregations on April 11 as Morning Prayer and ta meetings proceed. It mentions a nonoal gathering, Welcoming visitors, and notes on church completion amid town tensions and social events at Wandaworth.
A long fragment recounts Guyra ghost tales, local spook lore, and a 40 year history of belief. It notes figures like H J Moors and Commission Mitchell, the 72 year old investigator, a 200 strong audience, and a charity event in Armidale with MC G A Butt.
An obituary notes the death of Mrs. Robin Ell, a long resident of the district, after twelve months of illness. It lists surviving relatives including children and grandchildren and mentions funeral arrangements and church rites. The piece reflects a local church service and burial details with mournful context.
The family of Moe T Lane extends heartfelt thanks to Nurse Maroney and the Stall ach ro 8 Hieeia team for their care and attention during his final days. They express deep gratitude for the kindness shown throughout this difficult time.
For sale a large quantity of malt barley suitable for seed purposes. Green Star variety. No betigf as. Rear finder apply tod Thro WEE, Hox 25, Guyrn.
In a tangled Sydney Cup day report Murray King secured victory amid confusion over conics and weathered conditions. Laiseria placed second Nau third as the big race produced varied commentary on the winner's name, stability, and the crowd’s interest in bandaged horses and dividends.
A correspondence from the Hin Phe Guyea Argus criticizes local politics and urges consistency in public action. It warns that prioritizing external detention and ignoring local needs undermines town progress and urges residents to support home-town initiatives. The piece notes trout fishing and a controversial date change tied to legal fouls, urging orderly conduct in civic matters.
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