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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
3
To the citizens of Guyra and surrounding district the seller intimates that the Bakers Business has been purchased. The notice requests support for the new owner and the continued quality of bread and small goods for the community.
The text appears to describe workers at a depot and notes about individuals named Dr Jaber Wright and Mr Jabea Wright. It mentions a political representation, a Sunday event, and an incident with a weaving man. details are unclear and fragmented.
A fragmentary letter from Arnold Webber of Delroy Public School thanks Harbor contact and seeks mutual support, mentioning a past bottle and a pledge of trust. It hints at a personal connection and a public school backdrop with limited readable details.
Alderman Ennis of Bathurst presided at a Lithgow administrative meeting as reports described dire conditions in the town. A local undertaker died the day before, and mourners, with coffin carriers, formed processions through streets toward the cemetery. The speaker noted three funerals and widespread signs of distress as houses showed the long shadow of sorrow.
Poetic tribute by Arthur H. Adams marking ANZAC Day 1918. The verse recalls Gallipoli and Allied victories, celebrates Australian and New Zealand efforts, and honors fallen soldiers while linking the struggle to broader world peace and national identity. References to Troy, Jerusalem, and Hindenburg line frame a grand historical panorama.
A mother and neighbor rescued a four year old child from a 35 foot well near a blacksmith shop after a broken lid allowed a slab cover to fail. The boy, the sole child of Mr and Mrs Starling, was pulled from water and cried but remained in serious condition.
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