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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 25, 1937
Page
3
A lengthy public notice urges drivers and pedestrians to curb risky behavior during holiday travel. It emphasizes slower speeds, heightened vigilance near schools and crosswalks, and coordinated community efforts to protect children and the elderly. The appeal cites lawfulness and caution as essential to reducing injuries and fatalities.
A chaotic town hall session led to the mayor facing a fine amid a dispute among Aldermen over penalties. The council debated actions against the mayor with several members pushing for different sanctions while others resisted. End result details remain unclear as officials argued over the appropriate punishment and costs.
The text appears to describe a meeting or action related to the Sy fey Chamber of Commerce and a general membership, with references to a formal group or council. The readable parts imply an organizational context and a leadership role within a chamber setting.
A fragmentary report on a controversial stage device or invention linked to Stephen Fri in London. The piece hints at public reaction, censorship or regulation, and a forthcoming demonstration or release involving performers and sensational visuals.
The article recalls Wallabadah pioneer who settled in 1860s Quirindi district, built a general store and hotels, and helped lay groundwork for a thriving community. It notes the arrival of the railway in 1876 and his role in local society including leadership in carnival and association activities, reflecting a period of rapid growth.
Notices warn trespassers to stay off Western Australia property Fossil Downs and Aunty Tilbean partner Hawwebank. They threaten prosecution for hunting or shooting without permission. The notices reference Parsons & Son and mark a long land claim across Goulburn to Fossil Downs.
A caution warning is issued about trespassing on Fern Vale and Arpin properties. The notice, signed by Me J and St iL McCROSSIN, warns against pressents and shows a strict precaution against hindering permanent access for trappers and hooters.
A hazy OCR fragment speaks of weaving from dawn to dawn and threads of purest gold. It mentions Tuell san Wine and references a web, east and west, with lines about tear and unbroken strength in the fabric of woven strands.
The text explains how a telephone call works by accessing underground or overhead wires and switching equipment. It describes borrowing from network lines and the operator’s role in connecting two party lines, noting the complexity behind every dialed connection.
A garbled text fragment discusses air and water, a comparison to Coleridge and the Ancient Mariner, and mentions a seaplane like aircraft. It touches on wind, stretch, and a 75 yard reference near a Crystal er landmark, with distorted terms and unclear context.
A community notice by W. M. Grills and A. Mackenzie cautions trespassers at Glenmore, Rock Abt oa yee ian spect to persons and pets, with warnings against rabbiters and hunters. It lists properties including Stone Brook, Aberfoit, Waverley, and The Willows and threatens prosecution after this date. The piece segues into a tribute to the Funeral Director profession, praising expertise, training, and compassionate service by Chogen W. G. Schaefer and E. Turmer of Cradley Street, Guyral, with contact details.
A brief local notice states J Cox has started business under the name Firereed and rec 38 gti L, with general carriage and coverts furnished. Orders promptly attended to and charges are reasonable.
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