03 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
1
Local reports detail cattle and horse show results with sixteen dogs inspected and many certificates refused. Carnival side shows, tourism notes, and trade ads populate Guyra and surrounding areas. A fatal accident near Moree is noted, along with railway and post service concerns and calls for improved mail delivery twice a week.
Government plans a 375 pound expansion of the Court House to relieve crowding in December. Tenders for improvements will be invited within three weeks and a Lock Up at North Guyra is urged to improve police efficiency during busy periods. Public pressure grows for decisive action by local authorities and the Progress Committee.
The writs for the Federal Elections were issued at 6 p m on Monday. A concerted effort aims to secure full enrolment with turnout next month expected to exceed prior elections. The Hon W Moore opened the Barraba Show this week and Premier C G Wale will officially open the Innes Show. health issues have forced cancellation of Northern engagements. F J Thomas has secured 1000 for Glen Innes Hospital toward nurses quarters and ward donations. An Aberfeldine informant reports ongoing trouble in the district. Guy Fawkes owner T Layton has bought a yearling colt by Fortuna. The Police Department has supplied Constable Arent with a bike for the raid, two mounted constables are now on duty. At the Tenterfield Show Muhonga won the high jump.
A damaged OCR fragment notes activity at the Telephone Exchange with references to a change or establishment and lines. It mentions work proceeding without delay and subscribers having their names rolled for the period, amid unclear dates and places.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference monetary amounts and dates, mentioning a grandstand and possession. The readable items include overset values like 21 6 7 and 90 43, and mentions of attendance and a 'Talslog off matwhtlatsniting' phrase. No clear event or entities emerge.
A historic note describes Ming Coughlin's Convert performance on Friday night with cave artists and a composer Mr. Butler presenting a varied act. The program featured Danes and pieces such as The Tragic Mouth of May and The Daa Lite Mlamutock, drawing strong response from the audience.
Report notes delays at the Malay meetup with Bloviee and Nervice groupings. The chair announced a plan to visit in early February and offers a free alloy charge adjustment.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Caperman Staats Pietara Teague and Ay Nick with possible postal or form data. The readable elements are disjoint and lack a clear event or action to summarize. no coherent people, places, organizations, or dates emerge to anchor a news item.
A busy night at Barras featured Harrabe Oak facing a youthful opponent and Gimbart delivering a hard fought performance. Reports mention an uppercut exchange with Seaver and Blingo as notable moments, while Thompson and Bilinge drew attention for a dramatic round proceed.
The report notes awards at the Tenterfeld show with W. Smith and W. Bualight among winners. It mentions Corpbelle champion de Mo rie aves and Todd's Desayed Ie with heavy weights, while only ten tame validory entries were present and Mabeoge did not win any prize.
The text presents a garbled OCR fragment filled with incomprehensible medical terms and random phrases. It contains no clear events, entities, dates, or places to summarize into a proper news item.
Newcastle stock sale reports indicate light cattle supplies yet steady demand. Buyers favored fair quality beef, with bids around 208 per 100 pounds for lighter lots and varied prices for hoggets and lambs. quality animals sold at fair rates while lower quality showed softness.
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