To the Ladies of Guyra and Surrounding District
A notice advertising Wiess drapery and general merchandise of every description offered to residents of Guyra and nearby areas.
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 19, 1904
Page
1
Bad Road Slows Traffic Between Local Homes
Correspondence to the editor notes the poor condition of the road from Mr H Heaginey’s residence to Black Mountain. Three problem spots include a bad stretch opposite Mr R Youman, a washed gully in Collins paddock, and a rough section between Youman’s and Slack Mountain filled with rats and large stones. Two petitions have been ignored and residents urge Mr Kearney to intervene as repairs are urgently needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Heaginey
Black Mountain
R Youman
Stoney
Collins
Youman
Slack Mountain
Kearney
Early Marriages Seen as Social Evil in State
A reader urges legislators to curb premarital unions by raising the marrying age to 25 to 80 and mandating that men provide a home. He condemns youths lured by false promises and notes cases of young couples wandering for work, calling it a disgrace to civilization.
Large Farms and Hard Times in Dakota Field Talk
A Dakota farmer describes vast Midwestern farms with plowing from spring to autumn and back, mortgage woes that displace families, and workers packing camp gear to bid farewell. He notes young couples move to milk cows as children bring home the milk, highlighting rural hardship and departure.
McMahon Elected To Contest Armidale Seat
A ministerial party candidate M. J. McMahon wins selection to contest the Armidale seat. A gold rush unfolds 14 miles from Tarnagalla Victoria with about 500 men on the field seeking fortune.
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M. J. McMahon
Armidale
Tarnagalla
Victoria
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