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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1934
Page
1
The Guyra Argus weekly edition lists local notices and general items for Thursday. It includes brief community notes, public notices, and local interest items from PrWiedes. The page highlights upcoming events and community announcements for residents.
A lengthy obituary tribute recalls the life of Cr Ht C McKin gh, highlighting his service at the institute, leadership roles, and long tenure as a prominent figure. It notes his influence on culture and education, his public service, and community involvement, portraying a respected elder of Melbourne society.
An unclear clipping lists various names and fragments from a Maine region with references to people and places. It reads like a garbled puzzle of local figures, rivers and a few initials, offering no clear event or outcome.
The fragment reports the death of Mrs J Grell and mentions survivors including daughter Natty Ryan and son Tuglish or Tuglishan, with other relatives named. It references a place, likely a hospital or parish, and notes a connection to Mr Swiney and Thnaha et al in a cemetery or service context.
Reading appears garbled with misspellings and mixed phrases. It mentions people and places in vague relation to a harvest event, but key names, dates, and actions are unclear. The piece lacks a coherent event or outcome to report.
A terse note lists names including Amit yrecivmsle and 83 year old residents such as W Noodwaad among others as part of a local fund acknowledgment. The item reads like a civic brief noting participants and ages in a community effort.
Thanks and sympathy are requested for Ali Vickery Olson and relatives following injuries. The note seeks support and expresses gratitude for any assistance or condolences during this difficult time.
The text appears as jumbled OCR with names and places such as Catherine, Sydney, Guyra, and Mackie. It references a Soldiers' League meeting at a hall, a court, and executive roles, but details are unclear due to transcription errors. The fragment mentions tourism, education, and a Pontoon-like assembly.
A long fragment discusses federal and state taxes and special levies in Wales, with references to income, allowances, stipends, and business provisions. It mentions penalties for noncompliance, license implications, and a January to March timeline with officials and bodies such as a commissioner of variances and post departures. The text is partial and garbled but centers on tax rules, penalties, and government roles.
The annual meeting of the Guyra Red Cross Branch will be held at the Guyra Galt Sub Rowse on Thursday July 18 at 3 o clock. Reports will be received and officers elected. Secretary Thomas Bon.
Members of the Guyra branch invite attendees to a supper and music event titled The for All Card. Secretary Bion reports on the supper arrangement and invites the community to join at the central hall venue with drawings and social activities.
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