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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 20, 1903
Page
3
An old advertisement promotes autumn and winter footwear from Guyra based Lac Key and Son at Central Exchange. The fragment lists boots and shoes offerings with emphasis on quality and unequalled selection.
A visitor describes touring a warship with its turreted guns and armored interiors, noting rapid firing guns and hollow masts for ammunition. The trip includes engine room sights and a talk with a guide about defense features. The piece closes with a distressed village scene and a handwritten poem about hunger.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a candidate from the Tamworth Reform League contesting a vacancy in the Legislative Assembly as Eepheid fever subsides. Further readable detail is limited.
On Wednesday reporters visited the new produce store of Mr John Moloney opposite the railway station. Moloney described surplus stock from Black Mountain and other places with truckloads of chaff and samples of potatoes wheat and chaff. A separate note mentions Mr Steve Moore’s injury, upcoming butcher openings, population needs, an Artindale show excursion, dry weather with rain expected, and good rainfall in Went Australia creating abundant grass and water.
A compact town directory styled piece highlights local tradespeople and pubs in Guyra. It promotes supporting regional industry, advertises Purser's clearing, and urges readership to subscribe to the Guyramzouk publication while noting key names like Rocha, Kairdrenser, the tailor, Stevenson, McMullen, Scanlon, Curtis, and Joe Quintonswante.
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