20 Jul 1933
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 20, 1933
Page
1
The Local Government Ordinance Mo 55 makes shop windows displaying notices or signs about meetings religious services or entertainments punishable with a fine up to £20. It also allows shopkeepers to refuse to display notices without offending customers.
A 18 hole flag competition at Country Golf Club was won by B Jona with a notable drive on the fairway. A youth field started but heavy frost affected the course. Several players showed strong form, including JA Hales and Fay Iron, while Mee Whdulgh posted the best score in Mrs. Fisher's trophy round.
An account praises the bravery of late Sergeant CM Kemp and Constable Kemp during a violent incident at a racecourse. The report commends Sergeant Hather for maintaining order, describes a brutal assault on him, and lauds Constable Kemp and others for steadfastness. It notes arrests by Sergeant Edwards, and honors Hunt and Waurth for their actions while calling for officer remuneration.
Saturday play featured events with secret 12 Noli eo otitis stag and nine secret holes. Results include Mege Barbe leading 46 41 41 and Meg Barbe 46 41 41 in Wednesday nine hole comp. Miss Janne cy praised for first time wings and Miss Stewart’s trophy event won by the late afternoon, with Miss Marjorie McLehn and Mok McAlister hosting. Next Sunday open mixed foursomes support Mine Egleston fundraising and a canyon event. Wednesday continues with Sta alan ae Leaes ae.
Fragmented report from Guyra Division Fict Teas Association notes Mayed.on¢ Saturday matches with Mount beating Rockabueras 14-2 and Kanlas defeating Ben Lomond 40-1. Sunday afternoon Palones-On led by Mr Gilman traveled to Glen Arlo where the team lost 83 games to 46 led by captain Mr B Miscax.
A garbled OCR passage describes a football event with numerous names and scorers mixed in. It mentions teams and players such as Towkyer and Willies and an extensive list of surnames, but the exact game details, dates, scores, and locations are unreadable.
Youthful agrarian notes describe seed selection, spacing, harrowing, and transplant timing for corn crops. Advice covers weed control, seed vigor, and seedbed preparation with references to varieties such as Wealthiest, Manhattan, and fellow local types. The passage preserves period terminology and practical field steps from a school or club setting.
A fragment describes a raid aftermath with reference to a Scottish melody and a saloon raid in an older room. The text mentions a raider arrest, a state of emergency, a licensed room, and a wolf-themed figure, with unclear names or dates.
The item lists several candidates and events from recent weeks including references to Mr Inepector, Ben Lawton, and Monestai-Ilanweothtin. It mentions sports and studio activity, and notes discussions from New South Wales and UK contexts with various dates and affiliations implied throughout the fragment.
Fragmentary note describes a trip involving Mr Everett and Mr Mapbensie with unnamed companions. Mentions a northern capital and Jersey location, with references to a host of unclear names and a party including a Ms Wren and a Heri cn.
A public meeting will be held at Gayra Shirr Council on Saturday July 20 1933 at 12 noon to consider means for the dairying development in New England and to form committees to inaugurate the Dairy Promotion Scheme. Attendees from Gen Intes are requested to attend. Secretary A A Brown, Guyra Te A 8H Asoc.
Cabinet advocates develop North Australia with chartered companion support. Prospers for native inclusion, tariff and share benefits debated. White Paper cites recent events highlighting urgency. Plan seeks speedy expansion while balancing governance and defense considerations.
An night operation with torches led to severe injuries and fatalities after a rapid sequence of events along the Marion River. The doctor carried out the procedure near Forrest Vale as ambulance crews struggled to reach the river and stabilize patients. The effort continued into the morning with grim outcomes and the patient condition described as critical or deteriorating.
Australian leather trade discusses diminutive seallaby as a valued material. Estimates of annual production and export volumes are cited, noting most hides go to furniture and wearables. The report references climate impact on hide quality and Australian export dynamics on Quero Island and in the broader market.
A garbled OCR fragment asks about a court ruling on an annuity or money issue. It mentions habitation and a dispute over how much is owed or paid. The legible entities include no clear names, dates, or organizations to anchor further details.
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