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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
1
The Guyra Argus column railing against public informer ethics and moral decay discusses clues about public virtue, the danger of rewarding informers, and the need to protect good name over sensational accusations. It laments recent moral plagues, notes illness among local workers, and urges vigilance by residents.
Church memoranda from the Church of England dated August 4 report evening activities and listed names G Bam H and others with a noted time around 7 49 pm plus a reference to Hay 1 Lomond in the region scope.
The meeting of the committee at Primai-Mavers discussed show ground arrangements. Apologies from several members were received and motions and reports were presented including cattle, shop doodle, and farm and dairy prenam sections. Head stewards appointments were proposed and general business adjourned with plans for the next meeting.
garie ca tha vatal shoot progresses amid rain delays and variable scoring. notable performances include denell 30 neal 82 firth 1 ayre 99 and o donnell 4 with 400 yards. contenders vie for month honors as weather disrupts the day and the baton office awards to be held next month.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered words about dancers and fire but content is garbled with no coherent names, places, dates, or events to summarize into a factual card. No verifiable entities or outcomes present.
Fragmented text describes a political process with names like Dione af Aran and Wentworth Bell. It notes a democratic method of electing an office, listing candidates and a two-name top ballot stage for the election.
The funeral of Mrs Mackenzie was held at Ollers on Friday afternoon and was largely attended. The cortege included representatives from various city classes and the funeral paid tribute to a life well spent. Her death, at 89 years, was marked by sorrow among family and friends, with many in attendance including local dignitaries and neighbors in the community.
Mrs John Thaiby died near Kandy Creek Monday night. The funeral was held Tuesday at Oliora Cemetery with Rev R A Harris assisting. Survived by several relatives including Mestre, John and Sydney Vingha, Allred, Edward, Walter, Mra J Jones, and others from Sandy Creek Guyra. Interment followed at Oliora Cemetery amid a large attendance. The meeting of Guyra Parish and Oll tet Association is planned at Public Sahoo tomorrow.
A partial OCR fragment lists items described as winter wear and military pattern gear. Names and clear details are missing, with garbled phrases about items like rubber knee joints and other equipment. The readable content suggests a shopping note or catalog snippet rather than a complete report.
A wobbly note from Guyra Shire Council clerk B.A. CBivHOLM thanks the recipient and asserts cautious approval of a council action on a Saturday last. The message references council duties, a matter about Sage, and a proviso related to government enforcement. it ends with gratitude.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a government notice from 1920 involving land parcels and payments. Mentions ministers, lands, and district details with references to portions 114 101 and Begoh bowery. Names include W J Roper and others, plus an 0.8B for hands.
Poll declaration from July 1929 confirms Alexander Chisholm as councillor for Quyra Shire with John Edward Phelan returning officer. Names Hammy Alexander Chisholm and other officials appear. document notes Shire Clerk and potential for a contested term in local governance over Guyre Shine.
Fragmentary ad lists SECONU-HART PURNITURE and items like Infloenma with garbled notes. It includes health warnings about influenza, coughs, and a call to seek medical advice and avoid cold exposure. The text appears as a damaged ad from Melbourne with misread words and unclear meaning.
Notice states council grants permission for motor by passes and boat ramps with conditions. Documents reference Guyne Uallerleigh and Gayre Ward areas including Valley Tingha and Ben Lamond Maybole developments. Includes application details and affected bylaw references.
A meeting of the Gayra P A and HL Association is scheduled for Thursday August 4th at 4 o clock. The secretary KA Brow presents the agenda including needlework preserves horvianttre and a pond attendance request.
The first of two social evenings at the Memorial Tentline of Wight, Gob August, will feature card bridge parties. Lady Mambsre is specially invited along with others. B J Mud Om and Mow Bas are mentioned in the invitation as participants.
Fragmentary OCR text reports scattered names and terms such as Str. 4, Wormott, Chevy Chant, Aruidale, ax oot arate, EME Inthernal, and 108 Licht Carbine. The passage lacks coherent events or context to form a factual summary or identify the main subject.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Ambulance Ball and a lemon Cain with garbled names and places. It reads like a local event note with unclear details and several unreadable words. The readable fragments suggest a social gathering or cultural item but offer no concrete facts to confirm date, location, or participants.
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