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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 24, 1917
Page
3
A compact line of items is listed: ron Tanks Cres Cans atts Gutter and Treat Pipe Acetylene Gas Air Gas Windmills Air Steuer and Oil Engines Electric Belle and Phone Guy
The annual general meeting of John Bridge & Co. Ltd. was held yesterday with chairman Mr Dione Bridge presiding. Directors defended the proposed balance sheet, arguing fair compensation for primary producers like wool and wheat while acknowledging rising costs and taxation. Committee nominees for 1917-18 were announced and auditors reappointed as the meeting affirmed management and board selections.
Mr Massy Greene MHR a candidate in the New England electorate, praised for his public service and popularity. He pledged to go to the polls as Keng contemplated stepping down, with hopes to secure a seat and serve in the new House alongside General Abbott’s strategy.
The notice promotes special prepared debit and credit forms for a year, intended to simplify taxation. It advises donors to use the forms to avoid errors and confusion, claiming they reduce cost and effort for professionals and taxpayers alike.
The Propsvales express gratitude to the public for Velie and note support and ongoing plans. The message mentions Hea graces and a forthcoming event with references to local figures and a hopeful tone for unity and progress.
A garbled excerpt describes a chaotic workshop scene with references to Rexone Monn and a tram shelter. Vague mentions of a steetiunian figure, a Hh donald yt Korres, and various kitchen and factory terms hint at a disrupted wartime economy. The passage cites Rexonn tea, a large pot, and looming public concerns as the text circles around industrial effort and daily survival during upheaval.
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