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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 08, 1918
Page
3
An distressed Australian letter condemns abuse in wool trade policy, urges restraint, and calls for support for producers. It notes donor letters, donations, and appeals to industry members to back progressive economic measures while avoiding agitational tactics.
The report details a church ceremony for Lily Miller and Bert Miller with attended bridesmaids in white and gold accessories. The service, led by Rev Cadell, occurred at Gol Flasca Horst amid relatives and friends, concluding with customary rites and a reception plan at the couple's future home.
A wartime note from Guyra records Red Cross and Women War Workers aiding prisoners of war at Donanoma. The report lists donations such as sacks and weighty bundles, naming donors including Miss C. Gibson and Mrs. Evans, with a total tally of items and a letter of appreciation from the War Office Depot.
An unreliable advert touts TONIC NERVE NUTS as a remedy and tonic claimed to aid cold bronchitis and nervous symptoms in growing girls. It promises a “boon to growing girls” with warnings of nervous exhaust and mentions price 2s per box or six boxes for 17s 3d.
A misfired letter in the Tamworth Daily Observer discusses Backwater Season leases and a proposed grant to a political party. The writer cites past droughts and waterworks schemes, claiming local resources could be diverted for sluicing and irrigation, with concerns over impact on common good and regional use.
Unclear text fragment references a stop or action at a port or border. Key names, dates, or organizations are unreadable, leaving only garbled phrases about a power or force and a potential evaluation or row. Unable to extract coherent entities or a distinct event.
Fragmentary OCR text appears as an unusual note or item with broken words and names difficult to identify. No clear event date or persons are readable to confirm specifics.
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