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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1935
Page
1
A garbled letter or diary fragment asks about interpretation of love and memory, mentioning places and names in a stream of disconnected phrases. The writer references knots of thought, social norms, and a sense of urgency, ending with a casual sign off.
The report notes a win by a player named Yolerdags amid a busy field that includes Mie Yeuinivay and Shawn Biss Brat. Despite varied performances, the event concludes with the winner receiving the trophy as other contestants struggle with consistency.
The SUYRA Golf Club held a monthly stake competition with Migs Stewart achieving 75 net. Highlights include team match results against Mora and Wag Winkayer, with several players posting notable scores such as Miva MW Stewart and Migs Howes. The event featured mixed scores and announces a forthcoming flag competition next week.
On Siday 7th Fa e the play vile termis match at Stonsbrook with Bellfieldss securing a 12- Waren win. The readable results list multiple pairings and scores including Willian with Newherty A Geliant K Winayson and others, ranging from 2 to 16 in various sets, with frequent mentions of Finlayson and Newbery and several mixed doubles pairings.
The community mourns the death of a respected district figure, Mr Suh Ward, noted for his service at “Claeeen” Voomie Hospital. He passed away Friday after a long illness and was interred at Mera Cemetery. The funeral drew a large crowd, with many attendees and local family members in attendance. The obituary lists surviving relatives and the local mourners who attended.
Obituary notes the death of MR H R CROSSMAN a renowned cricketer and community leader. A contemporary of Hoerte Rice he dominated early Australian championships at New South Wales and Victoria. Survived by family including Mrs Bowe and Mr H Ley Tinned, his civic service included mayoral duties and honorary roles.
The obituary notes Annie Chisholm of Aldersteigh who died after a lingering illness. She resided at Willare or Lug property near Henshaw until about 923, survived by her daughter Mrs. KM Dow with her family, and several relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Chisholm. The funeral was held Friday afternoon in the Dreserian district with Rev Rawlyn Jane Ay TDA officiating.
The Etna monthly report notes exceptionally dry conditions across all divisions in Staley and surrounding districts. Rainfall was low, grass growth poor, and cattle feeding heavily on hand supplied forage. A cold front and continuing dryness threaten pastures, implying intensifying winter feed needs and monitoring of stock condition.
Barrow Co reports Urs Charles Purkiss of Armidale to Guyra wagered on a journey from Armidale to Guyra in seven days. Conditions set by Sir Ans Ull require formal gear and a formal challenge.
The Trishune reports revised rail times with late trains at 2 pm and 3 pm, listing stations such as Armislale and Glen Innes. It notes services from January through May with connections to Tenterfield and Ayr, and mentions a 12 33 pm departure from Sule.
A wartime style State Finance statement outlines governmental receipts and expenditures for the year. It notes revenue changes, net income movement, and major increases in staff, transport, and social services costs. The document mentions specific departments and budget lines, including roads, railway, and social services, and references personnel impacts on staff levels and working arrangements.
Government notice dated July 1935 outlines land divisions along Nine Fate for Landy with reserved road segments and parish boundaries. Names and specific plots appear, indicating official parcels and dates, with buyer identifiers and section references.
The Commissioner of Taxation requires individuals and all persons carrying on any business or profession in New South Wales to furnish their tax returns by the stated date at the Savings Bank Building Sydney. Returns must cover salaries wages allowances repayments and other income sources, with penalties for failure to furnish.
Fe Wells and family extend sincere thanks to all who supported them during the recent loss of their daughter and sister. The family appreciates every act of sympathy, prayers, and aid offered by friends and neighbors.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Mr W Bowen Shire yagger entering private hospital for the vast fortishy due to a rathude incident and a fractured bone. Details are incomplete and unclear about dates names or places.
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