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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1940
Page
3
Catalog styled notice lists items from a furniture department sale featuring complete chests, chairs and wardrobes. Items include a wardrobe with drawers, a bed, a sideboard with hutch, and a canopy chair set with various finishes and hardware. Prices shown in pounds and shillings.
Report highlights multiple road incidents and safety negligence concerns on Muthaba Road. Citizens express regret and urge stronger enforcement and safer driving practices. The piece critiques driver courtesy and calls for improved traffic controls and accountability.
A historical article argues that despite exaggerated reports, Britain remains united across its colonies in resistance to German aggression. It emphasizes loyaldom from Canada, India, Australia, New Zealand, and Africa, pledging support to Britain and stressing fair dealing as the unifying force binding empire and subjects together in a time of crisis.
Readers described factory task shifts and domestic production as crucial to Australia’s war economy. Citizens encouraged to contribute Labor and skill, with emphasis on agri industry, munitions, and homefront resilience.
Dr Hilbery urged all Catholics and citizens to unite for victory in war. He warned the enemy would enslave freedoms and stressed praying for God’s blessing while organizing resources and supporting servicemen. He called for loyalty to nation and church and cooperation across communities.
M. Yolehin, a Turkish novelist, argues in Yan Sohoh that a Franco British federation would create a powerful global force and potentially end the war. He suggests European states would yield peaceful, orderly coexistence only if Thain and Franco unite and draw in related countries, forming a strong moral and material union.
The Bulletin reports the Patriotic Fund administrator in Sydney criticized 63 of 1065 municipalities for late remittances, while responses from Cowra and Dubbo pledged reduced spending locally. The fund aims to aid servicemen with funds allocated regionally rather than Sydney, as the drive seeks two for one matching support nationwide.
Printed and published by Frank The Mann in Guyra at his registered address on Ninia Street, NSW. The notice appears in a local publication printed on a questionable date and place.
The display showcases plush interiors with olive greens and muted tones, featuring glove compartments, cigarette boxes, and mirror sets within easy reach. High fashion seats, color schemes, and ample space for parcels are noted, while a cultural note mentions social figures and an endowment gesture linked to hospitals and war effort.
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