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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1903
Page
2
The Progress Committee condemns current telegraph office hours as unfair to residents who miss same day news. They urge extending service to 8 pm and consider adding an assistant for the postmaster to ease long hours. The Local Land Board handled several courthouse cases. results will appear next issue.
An evening in Lue Olympe lint featured Avery and the Avwoukue Adileurs with a demonstration of the Acray X-ray apparatus by Dr Samuelson. The eclectic program included songs recitations and an encore, followed by a lecture on X-ray invention and hospital benefits to New England and Armidae.
Tomorrow's contest will decide the great fight for Federal honors and urges every adult to cast a vote as a duty to self and State. The article predicts a large turnout and a strong show of protectionist sentiment, appealing to all concerned citizens to vote.
To-morrow electors vote for three Senators. The Argus urges readers to support Mr Cunneen of Loverell, a protectionist who will watch your interests. Farmers, do not overlook his name. The Editor.
The text suggests the Ion Union avoided nominating three candidates to prevent vote splitting with Labour candidate Griffith. It mentions a Senate group names Collins, Cunningham, Gaileivus, but the passage is incomplete and names appear distorted.
The Guyra team for next Saturday includes Moore Starr Dizon Leckie Yeoman Sweeney Wilberforce Griffen Muldoon with others. Reports mention protests over registration by another club, while Australia led England in a Test nearing stumps with Australia 16 for none. Community notices praise Norries for his music venue and local sales, plus a medical club initiative and race-day listings.
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