21 Jun 1917
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
1
The text reads as a garbled fragment mentioning cautions about dangers and urging reconsideration. It references a person or group naming an action, with unclear context and several scrambled words. The fragment lacks coherent events, places, dates, or explicit outcomes.
The Guyra Argus published every Thursday evening with the issue dated December 21, 1917. It serves as a historical local newspaper record, reflecting weekly news, notices, and community items of that period.
A fragmentary report from Ben Lomond lists members and officers, detailing dues set at 12s for gentlemen and 6s for ladies, with meetings planned on the second Saturday of each month. Key figures include W Hadwall, Mra Evang, and the association’s work with local clubs and committees.
Local report details a funeral at a Roman Catholic graveside with Mr Moloney in charge, the deceased a railway worker from Thou Low, found dead near Easyswnd Castle station after returning from work. An investigation noted suspicions surrounding the death. coroners and authorities conducted inquiries.
Fragmentary catalog note lists items including 13 by 4 prions, a Riderdown quilt with 7 pairs, dates from 14/6 to C30, and mentions Silver coloured components. It reads like a mixed inventory or purchase listing with unclear units and product names.
Local notices from Guyra recount a memorial for Private Taupin ll and a roll of honor. A meeting at the Court House reviews wartime service, road enclosures, and charitable donations while a football event and social gatherings define community life in Guyra and surrounding districts.
Patchy war updates from Armidale region include enlistment notes, life insurance offers for soldiers, and depot news. Mentions of Walsh, lack England correspondent, and units at Armidale Recruiting Depot. Also references to Gold forwarding under War Precautions Act and a Woods Great Peppermint Cure product.
A reward is posted for the return of a black cattle dog named Vey missing from the Gayra Railway Line. The dog is described as having a spare on the front leg and hind leg, and the finder is asked to report promptly to the railway authorities.
Notice states the annual meeting will be held at their home on Wednesday 27th at 2 pm. A balance sheet will be presented and plans for the coming year discussed. Secretary Mrs Joseph Touman and Geo Bower extend thanks for past patronage and announce wool and skin business updates.
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