14 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
1
A fragmentary entry from The Guyra Argus shows a published date line with garbled text and partial header reading Thursday December 14. The readable portion hints at a standard local newspaper page note or notice rather than a full article.
A school event featured picnics and a lively relay race as the main attraction. Volunteers led by Mrs Loomney organized refreshments while students performed in a concert hall.
A disjointed report details Ursuline Convent events with numerous participant names and races. It highlights student involvement, coach comments, and various relay and individual results amid a lively but scattered account of the event atmosphere.
Public school notes describe a school event with a concert and supper. The article mentions a band, students Mira Riggs and Wer Band of Lade, and teachers Mr Sires and Wiig Mfyore. It references a dance, a choir, and a charity supper held for community support.
The article discusses wool sales, barley and hay markets, and auction practices affecting growers and the wool trade. It notes price declines, loyalty to country sales, and calls for tighter regulation of auction agents to stabilize values and prevent underquoting. It emphasizes the impact on producers and the need for stronger control over supply and pricing.
A scrambled notice describes a major corporate shift affecting Veaate and Ce tn La terriveld. It references an Arcadia area operation, seal ride, and leadership changes at a deferred stage with mixed mentions of MiP and GEC entities.
Public School notes mention a farming social club and a meeting with Parents and Citizens to be held on Friday the 2nd of May at the school grounds. The aim is to raise about £20 for the year and a school uniform dress plan is discussed, including a navy tunic and white blouse.
Hollywood style portrait display gathers four notable artists at Salo men’s Studios Armidale. Guests admire refined posing and vibrant lighting as critics praise the studio’s latest offerings.
A fragmented memorial note describes a town’s plans to regrow and restore after a loss or setback. It mentions support from friends and hopeful recovery progress in coming weeks, with emphasis on healing and rebuilding.
The article surveys a wide range of events and people across communities, noting sports results, social happenings, and local lore. Names such as Thomas Jubistyn and Arimin appear alongside regional venues and dates, reflecting a bustling social calendar.
The article notes efforts by the Country Women’s Association to organize a local event with volunteers and leaders named Mulligan, Rainer, Sewn, and others. It calls for supporters and mentions Saturday activities and preparation underway to aid the fair’s success.
Under the ampiee of the Guyrs Tintsy Band,IM In the MU L.0.0.P. Hatt GUYRA. Dancing from 10 to 12 pm. Children free. Adults 1/6.
Glyra visited Sydney on January 8 for a Town event as part of a thirty year run. Mr P. A. Newall provides a press report on the town’s activities and a nine win tally is noted in the tale of the visit by Barraclouch, Ltd Opticians at 83 George Street.
John Sargent a 29 year old sculptor faced a conflict between his father’s wishes and his own desires involving a 442000 estate. He refused to give up his beloved Mian Doris Ketter in Ja and chose a life as a tenant rather than marry to satisfy family to secure his dream. A tense scene unfolds with a raga pele watching.
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