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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 25, 1918
Page
3
Fragmentary text references a Citizens' War Chest project or effort with names Mies Gibson and Green Hills. The readable snippet is too incomplete to determine the event, date, or location details.
Tender notices from J. White advertise cleaning and scrubbing services for the Fall Parlor project at Four Tweek Mucke in Warren. The listing mentions bids by Aron and Abers dated August.
An unclear passage notes compliments and expressions of thanks to the secretary to continue duties, ending with a vote of thanks to the Chairman. The fragment provides no clear names, dates, or locations to anchor a fuller summary.
A letter from a prisoner of war details living conditions in a German camp. He notes parcels from the Australian Red Cross with jam milk biscuits and bacon arriving in poor condition. He mentions restrictions on parcel contents and expresses hope for letters from home.
A fragmented notice describes a benefit performance titled Gayra Red X with a nameless troupe. It mentions Eggleston A and Moy Phar and lists various garbled names and places in an unclear event for anatare reta cro pou.
The program features horse racing, quoits, distance throwing, tent pegging, and handicapped races. Aino Races and sweeps are listed for participants, with bets and handicaps noted for local clubs and attendees.
The letter from Private Ted Fervis describes Palestine in nostalgic terms, noting Arabs and Bedouins, irrigation of orange groves, and crops such as barley and onions. He contrasts life there with New England and mentions grape growing, wine, and local health. He closes with asking about a brother and a police job in the United States.
A garbled 19th century style notice reports injuries and hospitalizations in Armidale and Sydney related to accidents and health issues. It mentions Liam Dowolrne at Armidale Hospital, Mr. farb duckoon at Wrashy Creek, and William lawate in a private hospital. The text also notes cattle concerns and vine management affecting local farms.
An ad touts Hean's Tonic Nerve Nuts as a diet aid for growing girls, claiming they aid health and development. Sold by a local chemist and store at 2s 9d per box, with a 12 day supply and 17 boxes for 17s 9d.
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