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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
3
A truncated letter from Guyra argues that public entertainment permits and laws should be respected. The writer defends old halls and taxes, praises police action, and urges orderly conduct in Tenturden amid ongoing public entertainment debates.
Rainb ow Trout Colossl Braxner MLA states that rainbow trout fry have been dispatched to New England residents for operation in dim inot water. Names listed include W J Morris Brookride Liangetblin 6 sans Ryanda Crock J B Whas Rpriogtild Liangetblin and others. Three hundred fish are in exchange container.
Legislative Assembly debates a clause to remove a disqualification on German subjects from voting in Mad Sipal and Shire elections. Sir Joseph Carruthers moves to delete the clause, arguing over the weight of years of conscription and loyalty. The motion is carried, preserving the disqualification, while warnings of broader restrictions loom.
A chaotic scene near Bathurst Creek saw local resident Hoh Bichanis clash with a kangaroo after a dog confrontation. A large stick was used, the animal leaped, and waterlogged banks hindered efforts as onlookers attempted to separate them amid a wild, dangerous struggle.
An account recalls Mr D McMillan addressing Mesary Jy Pingle & Co staff at a mid day gathering to discuss hardware department management. Leo Fill led the applause, with remarks from Hill and others, praising McMillan and the band, while noting attendance by Caledonian Society figures and local political names.
The readable fragment indicates a notice or item printed by Pra Slew. It mentions a titled act or event and hints at a public or printed announcement. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but the item resembles a local public notice or obituary style card.
The readable text hints at a chaotic fragment from a newspaper page. It mentions unclear references to color, color names, and stray phrases about morning headers and a retreat. Context and specifics are too garbled to identify people, groups, dates, or events.
Burt Skinner announces his boot and shoe business serving Gyuea district with repair and making services. He advertises that all work is guaranteed and notes the cost of items and specialties offered. Read by note at Neat Costello's Hujrdressnie on Fras Fo Street.
Herbert J. Solomon, 49, EET, reads Office Sydney. Branches and agencies listed: Melbourne Adelaide Boston. J. Solomon, exporter of hides and skins, pleads for timely opening of the Gayra branch as Mir Woodward will supervise operations. Solomon claims full support for supply arrangements and pricing to aid poorer growers.
Partial readable text shows a clash between General Grocery and a case about piles and rare nairewasts. The fragment mentions price rate, an application, and a possible dispute over product or service terms. Key named entities are General Grocery and Pip Tomstuvee as a referenced participant. The readable portion is limited and fragmented, yielding a brief news teaser about a business dispute and pricing terms.
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