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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
3
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A fragmented letter from Rim Tedalla of Bieta Hoapital Liverpool expresses gratitude and regret as she writes to the Pawntnayy editor of the Quirindi Gaxstia. She laments age and illness yet thanks patrons and the public for support while noting charity and faith during hard times.
A fragmentary 19th century letter from Bash Farm Gosra-air details farm chores and requests aid. The writer mentions pain from heavy tasks and asks for assistance, describing Harboe Fille and Pitts. Bennett signs off promising relief from acute bear something.
Private Walter Hiscox writes from the front describing letters home, longing for news, and daily routines in billets. He mentions playing football, hopes for letters from family, and plans to travel to Australia in due course.
A prisoner W A Roberts writes from Hegnen to his father Mr Raderts describing life at the front. He describes machine gun fire and bombs during night operations and recalls soldiers singing and watching the war’s dull routine, hoping for return and peace away from Gallipolis Egypt and Halgiars Hill.
Sapper Tom Oakman writes from a military camp in England describing his voyage from America to Bermuda and Helifer, experiences in cold weather, and a sense of duty to repay kindness from Aber after long stays. He notes ships carrying troops and equipment, a stay at Pettipont Lane, and observations of air raids and wartime life.
The readable lines present a chaotic chant with references to old England and wartime imagery. Mentions of "great arga," engines abroad, and exhortations to drink water suggest a noisy protest or morale booster. The passage is fragmentary with many garbled words and lacks clear events or individuals.
An account of a Sydney visit by the Countrysiders hosted by Joan Bridge. The outing highlighted hospitality and goodwill from Bidew and Co Ltd in ventilation with their communal heater, with travel from Erkc Mecquaria and a harbour journey. Visitors were guided through key points by Georg Sondl and the Cavotor, ending with a day of engagement and entertainment for local children.
A garbled OCR note blends names and phrases in a curious stream of words. It seems to reference pricing, power, and a dated tone, mentioning people like Mw and Ophir along with scattered place names and numbers, lacking clear context or coherent action.
A damaged OCR fragment appears to be a printed notice or advertisement from a small local publication. It mentions names and places in a garbled form, with hints of a printer or publisher and regional references. The exact event or action is unclear but suggests a historical notice or catalog fragment.
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