01 Aug 1918
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1918
Page
1
The note reflects on the July 1914 outbreak of World War I with reference to Austria, Britain, Germany, and Allied leaders. It cites Lloyd George’s post declaration speech and comments on the dramatic escalation of European conflict as nations moved toward war.
A solemn reflection on World War II era devastations and future resolve against tyranny. Leaders praise Allied unity and the sacrifices of Britain, France, the United States, and Australia. The piece calls for the defeat of aggressive powers and the return of peace, urging enduring remembrance of the four tragic years and victory over central powers.
The council cites several towns where postal services have been extended and argues residents in others should receive similar access. It urges the city to bring the matter to the Postal Authority with federal district input, noting past precedents and possible for favorable review. Thirteen men faced charges at Sydney Police Court for bringing found items into public view.
Extract from Routine Order No. 478 dated 15 May 1918 under Field Marshal authority. Private Aruhae No.1100 earned the Military Medal for conspicuous courage on 4 April 1918 near Villwra Hretosuces. He reconnoitred, supplied vital information, bore every peril with calm, guided reserves forward, and ensured officers received order transmissions despite bombardment.
From a Corresponde Atile Internesting at the School the following were received Handebo 3 paire spoke and 1 pai mitts Eric Bandebo anitte Ethel Copan Winnie Pi and Lealie Camveron 1 washur och flea w gift of S shirin and 1 child paithoas from the Tabbamarra school made by Mrs Carpenter 5 shirts Mrs Wall 2 shiria and 1 pet tigont rod Jessie Williamson 1 shirt Mrs F Curtis received a sative written by a Brewed soldier thanking her for pairnt socks containing 4 note from her isi than encoired ERANTS The work forwarded to the Goyra Beso Fate pa rs witte 0 bor Awabers eit fro Ce tillew slips Uhandtorchiol 1 ebit itticost and men's shirts hev og been mashed and premad At the annual meeting of members of the A W U Union a motion was fauriel urging the comummalion ut eo om oe en
From Our Correspondent reports the Ben Lomond Literary Institute held its annual meeting with D Cregan in the chair. The balance showed a credit of £20 10, officers were renamed for the year, and a Progress Association was proposed with Mrs E Paine and A Judge in leading roles. A separate note mentions a shooting match at Glen Innes and a fatal accident near Mya Creek involving a wagon wheel and a man crushed under its wheel, prompting caution due to unsafe transport practices.
A meeting at Mr D Bell’s residence on Saturday formed Habbit Destruction Av dev to combat pest rabbits. Youman was elected President with J T Malligan and J McLain as Vice Presidents. The group aims to include all landholders within Boorolong and Bandy Craske north and south and along the railway boundary. Next meetings planned at Mr Gabe Ward’s place.
A garbled market piece advertises Pringle & Go sale benefits with promises of earning and saving money. The text clumsily weaves unrelated items about fines, taxes, and civil matters, including a court mention of W Wall and a municipal case over offensive matter.
Mrs Salter announces the opening of the Coe-Ee Tea Rooms and invites the public to visit. The notice mentions that fresh fruit and vegetables may be procured at reasonable prices and asks for respectful consideration of the business.
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