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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 21, 1932
Page
1
Fragmentary note lists camera film stock items and pricing. Mentions Kodak brand items and colored brownies. Mentions printing, filtering, and general stock status but lacks clear dates or parties.
An uncertain report notes a golfer named Hayfu Chin Hany seeking a championship after a series of rounds. The piece hints at a harsh training regime and a competitive stance, with mentions of district rivals and a push to outperform opponents.
The minutes record a committee meeting of Gayra P A and H Association held Saturday with attendance by President W L verall and numerous members. Discussion covered pavilion space fees, show day program elements, weigh scales and dairy cattle judging, and the appointment of officers. decisions included show timings, weight charges, and venue arrangements with motions carried.
The record details near illegible discussions appointing a watchman and a handicapping official for a trotting event. It notes a debit, multiple accounts, and a working board to meet on a February date.
Fragmented report covers players from Guyra and surrounding teams with batting and bowling details. Mentions include Lauter, Crowndank, Woodward, Crossman, Newberry, and Handebo, plus figures like 170 for Guyra Warotfelie and Tedworth bowling figures.
Unclear fragmentary report mentions Glen Vanpe and Tanensh Amateurey with names Youman Capt Bik Mouge YN Haodaio. Appears to describe a cricket match or team lineup with scattered scores and players, but details are damaged and partially unreadable.
Public notice data from HH STILE wines indicates a formal notification process for a proposed path update. The document references Gugrin and a municipal review, with status centered on a routine repa rring or planning action.
Thanks are offered by Ms eo Mig for the expressions of sympathy aid and comfort shown during the bereavement following the death of her daughter Mee on date not specified. The family, including P. McGorare, appreciates the kindness received.
An unclear clipping notes Howard’s return to Mesquite with Stratton, mentioning the Argus in a fragmented historic context. Specific names and events are obscured by OCR errors, but the piece signals a reunion or resumption of activity tied to local journalism and a Mesquite setting.
The notice announces tenders for a building project with endowment and dates. It states a submission deadline on a specified date and location, inviting Har, Lather Brien, Gugea to participate. Details are partly garbled. the core call is for bids from builders by the stated time.
The Guyra Red Cross Branch held a fundraising meeting at Batarsay Ai i with admission free. A jumble raffle with cakes, loaves, and fruit was arranged to support the Lowel branch. Prizes and entries were to be distributed and collected at the Mall.
Local notes describe an Ambrose dances at Aberfoyle and a cricket match featuring Ward’s Mistake and Brockley players. The report lists players, innings scores, bowlers, and multiple Newberries in a long, detail-rich cricketing column with holiday plans and social events accompanying the sporting notes.
Local notices report polling places, election dates, and campaign activity in Guyre with references to MLA candidates and parliamentary events. Mentions community meetings, chamber of commerce events, and local society notices amid a town’s preparations for upcoming elections and civic gatherings.
A letter argues against Sunday events and urges government action to preserve Sabbath observance. It cites creation, divine command, and historic practice, urging a public stance to protect Sunday as a holy day. The author questions current political will and highlights the financial stakes tied to the issue. The piece references religious figures and local community names in defense of traditional sabbath observance.
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