Pea Label Stamps Offered By Argus Office
Special rubber stamps for labeling peas offered by the Argus Office in Armidale. Readership invited to obtain stamps from the paper’s offices on Faulkner Street.
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 14, 1947
Page
4
Special rubber stamps for labeling peas offered by the Argus Office in Armidale. Readership invited to obtain stamps from the paper’s offices on Faulkner Street.
Thomas Harrison a 67 year old labourer died July 26 at Armidale hospital from pulmonary tuberculosis hastened by head injuries after a fall at the Guyra railway station platform on July 14. An inquest in Armidale found death due to natural causes related to tuberculosis with no police remissness evident regarding the earlier confinement.
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The coroner found death from natural causes accelerated by head injuries from an accident while in custody. Constable A J Cutmore identified the deceased, a labourer, who had no known relatives. The coroner noted police care in medical attention and no blame on police for the man’s placement in a cell the night of the incident.
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