05 Nov 1936
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 05, 1936
Page
1
In a remote cattle region near George's waterhole, a tragic scene unfolds as Booth and five aborigines are reported dead from thirst after a violent incident. W. Farrar and others describe a ruined homestead and a caravan rescued from near famine, with several casualties among travelers and locals.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a railway picnic event with sport activities. The readable phrases mention rail lines, a festival vibe, and informal gatherings, but specific dates, locations, or participant names are unclear. The text emphasizes community event tones without concrete outcomes.
A veterinary study compares supplementary feeding programs on sheep, noting effects on weight gain, wool yield, and pasture utilization. Results show improved growth in higher protein rations, with variations across groups 2 to 4 and differences in forage quality influencing outcomes. The report records measurements, feed types, and observed animal responses across multiple trials.
The fragmented clipping reports a golf event at Sata castle with scores and names, plus weather data and various local sports notes. It references temperatures for Betuber and routine garden weather, alongside names like McLean, Miles, and Stewart in a sprawling, unreadable roster of participants and results.
The Chamber of Commerce announces a new initiative tied to the Amico store and local traders. Officials indicate the plan aims to streamline commerce and public access to services, with a meeting scheduled at the Men Jurial Institute to discuss details and eligibility.
Fragmented reading details a local women’s group event with mentions of dates and places. It references Sit Aquilas Naivernbar and Enews Wath MIL, plus a discussion about drinks and a fundraiser. The text is garbled but implies a December meeting and a community activity with supplies or donations.
A fragmented note lists players and names like Mahon and Clarke for a Saturday cricket match. It mentions Pat's Motel Fortin and several individuals including Gillen, Pitre, Maher, and Parsons. The text references a team lineup and possible travel or event details with limited readable context.
Jackson returned ane. The fragmentary text records a weekend event with an unclear name and a winning claim. It mentions a person named Jackson and a possible Saturday date, but details are unreadable and uncertain.
The Arcadia Theatre announces a packed schedule featuring a romance adventure with Mi Gawdh and a vivid Argentine backdrop, plus Captain Hiecal and O Shaughnessy’s Hoy. John Carroll stars as a newcomer, with Rich Dyna and others in a program blending laughter and emotion on stage, backed by a charity drive supporting the theater association.
The record notes a wet year with rainfall near five inches in several months and a standout October. It highlights a pattern of varying slopes and soil moisture, with a mix of windy spells in spring and a period of unsettled weather.
A fragment from Northern Daily News describes Tamworth horticultural show features with a champion heifer and prize entries. Royales The arinner to the aged te rude sheet and Bective Benny Gelahown by J Fy Vickery are noted among the winning stock, with judges praising quality while noting an overdone entry.
The article discusses migration limits and overseas settlement, noting debates over policy, refugee flows, and labor needs. It mentions government actions, pending decisions, and potential impacts on workers, settlers, and regional industries, with references to Australia and Britain.
Report describes a spate of poisoned trout in a creek feeding the Murrumbha and Turvinjuck Dam area. Vessels and villagers accuse a perpetrator who scattered powdered substance along stream beds, killing mature and semi matured trout and causing deaths or injuries to fish.
Fragmented Victorian style report recounts public reaction to re introduction of penny postage and proposed postal rate changes. Mentions figures and debates about government policy, taxation, and the impact on ordinary citizens. References to Fraser and figures arguing for and against higher postal costs and reform, showing broader political tensions.
The Guyra Cycle Club Milwell held a meeting at Memorial Tribute Hall electing Patron Mr T 1 Dist ou president Mr R Welcott vice patron Mr Meza We Rod treasurer Mr A Holloway secretary Mr Re Faulkner and reaching decisions on membership fees set at 2 shillings. They planned road practice days and sought permission from the A and H Association to train near the show grounds and hold meetings on the same basis as last year.
On Wednesday night a special pleasure programme will be screened at the Acad Theatre by courtesy of movement in aid of the Parent Association. The cause worthy of support is highlighted as the event aims to raise funds for the Association.
Mr JA Malhearn of Lannion on the coastal highway at about 40 mph encountered a large tiger snake near his vehicle. A red eagle scared the reptile as it rose near the windscreen, and the snake was killed after its strike left the car damaged. The incident was witnessed by passersby and Mr Mathearn vows to avoid another such encounter.
The Saem Association presents a special picture event at the Arcadia theatre. Wesley, president, and Moss, manager, announce proceeds benefiting the fund with admission priced for children. The date is Wednesday November 11th at 8 pm.
Simpson announces a new taxi service in Guyra and district. He seeks public engagements and passenger shares, inviting bookings at the Ring gyorg Cafe by 14. The notice aims to inform residents of the service start and contact point.
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