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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 10, 1938
Page
3
The article outlines meal hours and best cuisines, discussing prices and supply factors. It covers labor, tariff like effects, and protection schemes impacting producers, with focus on Wales and local markets. The piece notes consumer reactions to rising costs and warnings about external suppliers and domestic policy.
Property owners warn all trespassers including rabbit trappers and kangaroo shooters to stay off Hills borough and Balderh lands. Straying stock will be impounded and previous permissions withdrawn. Prosecutions will occur without regard to persons. warnings also posted for Hosebank and Nor properties.
Public notices warn that any person trespassing or damaging on properties including Stanebrook Aberfoil Waver ley and Mt Mitchell will be prosecuted as law directs. Rabbit hunters and shooters are specifically warned. R. O. Moore and T. F. Grille issue the notice dated 7 6 1936.
A famed white tracker, praised for relentless pursuit, led agents from Queensland through remote regions to corner a wanted outlaw. The chase spanned Palmer, Herbert Gorge, Cape York, and Alligator Creek, with months of tracking before the capture.
A reader notes the striking line What by meant be the high cost of living when reviewing a medical bill, suggesting the bill reflects broader economic pressures rather inaccuracy or error.
Corre journeyed to Mack Mountain and were dismissed for 105 as HL O'Donnell took 3 for 48. Mountain’s bowlers, led by J. Martin and H. Thorpe, restricted the visitors while Gavans led the chase with stand out batting. Walter Woodward and Jones provided late resistance before wins were sealed.
The Guyra Golf Club held a Friday night annual meeting at the shire hall. Minutes report 13 members, 4 committee, and 2 officers, with funds and staff to maintain the course. Open tournament planned for 1934, revenue noted at £277/19/0 with improvements funded. subscriptions fixed. resignations recorded. season opens with a select foursomes event and invites for members and affiliated clubs.
The article details a tense rifle meet at Bundy under high effort, with cups proving interesting for the NRA. It notes plans to travel to Tamworth on Easter Saturday for the SOE, D.ive Union meeting and an upcoming match at Coven on Kusturday next. Winners listed include AR Socksom, Wright, Skinner, and Captain Spleen with scores and activity described.
The article notes declining birthrates in the Commonwealth and worldwide with figures like 13.8 as the lowest and 10.0 per thousand in various regions. It highlights a 25 year trend of shrinking family sizes and specific national rates such as Australia’s 27.4 per thousand in 10080979, indicating slower population increase.
Healthier death rate figures suggest New Zealand 8.2 per house, Netherlands 8.7, United States higher, Belgium 12.8, Soviet Union 18.8, Australia from 1.7 to the mid period, showing varied health outcomes across nations with worsening trends in some regions.
Large bowls of choice roses decorated the damage room of Mire Ceerrie Howard’s home last week as friends gathered for a farewell before Mrs A E Taylor’s departure to ayea where Mr Taylor bAw av spied the portion to engineer ti the tier Shire Progressive bridge. The prize, two daintily cut stem vases, were presented to Mrs Taylor. Mrs Hawn praised Mrs Taylor’s charm and leadership and her years of service to charities. Mr Cardard presented a water act and cut-glass vased gifts. An afternoon tea followed and guests sang A Jolly good fellow.
Fragmentary OCR text references the area and a planned event or arrangement with local groups. The passage mentions the harbor chamber of commerce and a period for details, but specific names, dates, and purposes are obscured.
A fragmentary news snippet notes WEWS inviting readers for a free booklet. tributes and reports record Patricia Gunning who died after an appendicitis, along with obituaries for Linwell, Peter Yates, Jack Saddle, and Very Rev. Ivan English.
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