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Guyra Argus

Location

Guyra, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Nov 08, 1951

Page

2

Australia Faces Food Shortages Amid Budget Changes

The piece warns of worsening food line shortages in Australia due to economic planning and a shift of labor from agriculture to urban jobs. It notes seed and table potato scarcity, flour supply pressures, and a fire at a northern mill. It says agricultural workers declined 4.4 percent from 1939 to 1951 while federal employment surged, signaling stress on food production as urban demand grows.

Australia Boggabri

Local Social Notes From Sydney and Nearby Towns

Mrs. W. J. Tierney of Sydney visits her son W. Tierney in Malpas Street. Mr. and Mrs. J. Prisk spend a long week-end in Sydney. Cliff McLeod John McLean Harold Stanley and J McElroy motor to Grafton for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. J. Birmingham and son James stay at Yamba with Messrs White and Frank Carroll. Miss Beryl Cameron leaves for three weeks in Sydney. Pam Croft and John Carroll to be wed at St Mary of the Angels Church Saturday at 3 p.m.

Mrs. W. J. Tierney Sydney Mr. W. Tierney Malpas Street Messrs Cliff McLeod John McLean Harold Stanley J McElroy Black Mountain Grafton J. Birmingham James Yamba Messis Aan White Frank Carroll Beryl Cameron Guyra Pam Croft Tom Croft Milton John Carroll Jack Carroll Ollera Street St. Mary of the Angels Church

Obituary Mrs Kate McLeod of Black Mountain

Mrs Kate McLeod died suddenly at Black Mountain after illness of about a year. She was 74, born at Moss Vale, and lived most of her life there. Survived by husband James and children Mesdames A Ross and D Matthews, sons Stanley, Percy, Frederick, and Robert, along with eleven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral followed a Baptist Church service with burial in Black Mountain cemetery.

Black Mountain Kate McLeod James McLeod Ceased Moss Vale Mesdames A. Ross Hurstville D. Matthews Guyra Stanley Auburn Percy Frederick Tamworth Robert Deepwater

George Sanders Dies in Armidale District Hospital

Mr. George Sanders of Armidale aged about 70 died after illness. He had lived in Guyra for 50 years and was a keen gardener and active P. A. O. H. Society supporter. He is survived by four daughters Mesdames Johnstone Aberfoyle Pearson Lidcombe Woods and Brazier. Funeral at St James Church followed by interment in Guyra Church of England cemetery.

Armidale and New England District Hospital George Sanders Armidale Guyra P. A. O. H. Society Mr. Sanders Mesdames A. Johnstone Llangothlin W. E. Pearson Aberfoyle W. Woods Lidcombe D. Brazier St. James’ Church Church of Engan Guyra Cemetery St. James Church of England P. Pogsioli L.R.S.M St Peter’s Cathedral St. Peter's Cathedral Guvran Musical Society

Notices and events in Guyra area preview

Small farmlet for sale in Gayra township with vacant possession invites inquiry. Cooper sheep shower on Tingha Road to dip 400 500 sheep with spray dip demonstrations for graziers. Guyra Youth Club to stage new games and dances. Chamber of Commerce to meet debating Christmas holiday date. RSL sub branch reunion dinner at Oddfellows Hall. Red Cross contributions and prize winners noted. Shearing active at Cabar Feidh Rock Abbey. Bald Blair sheds near term start.

Cooper Doug’ Burey Tingha Road Guyre G. Walker Oddfellows’ Hall Guyra Chamber of Commerce Shire Guyra R.S.L Cabar Feidh Rock Abbey Bald Blair

Excerpts From Guyra Argus Aug 1902 and 1903 Local News

Notices describe Guyra area sale terms stock listings and prices with 600 wethers 2T and 500 wethers 2 and 4T plus 1 200 mixed weaners in February 1903. Local events include a Tamworth cricket match won by ladies and appointments in Gostwyck Shire. War news details from 1914 cover British forces Belgian events and Australian expeditionary force figures.

Guyra C.p A. S. Curtis J. Smith Beardy Street Armiale Tamworth Oval A. C. Cox Gostwyck Shire Uralla Narrabri P. H. Morton Coff’s Belgium Liege London Britain England United States Japan Germany Alberta Canada N.S.W Victoria Queensland South Australia West Australia Tasmania Victoria Barracks Sydney Australia Ronald Munro Ferguson Raith House Kirkcaldy George Upner Alcore

Dentists Tour Regions In Converted Pullman Clinic

A traveling dental clinic in a converted Pullman coach has operated for 12 months since leaving Scone. It features a laboratory two chair surgery X ray unit and dark room. The staff includes two dentists two mechanics and two nurses. Since starting 649 dentures have been made and it plans to reach Tenterfield by February next year. The subsidised scheme provides free treatment for age invalid widowed pensioners their dependents and Aborigines first started in 1939.

Guyra Scone Murrurundi Quirindi Walcha Rd Uralla Armidale Tenterfield Hospitals Commission

Foxes Abound In One Werris Creek Litter

Mr. R. E. Wallace of Werris Creek recounts finding 12 fox cubs in an old stump near Nandiooga after a war era inquiry about a litter of 10. He returned at sundown with a shotgun hoping to shoot the mother. she arrived later and he fired first, noting it was the largest litter he had heard of.

Werris Creek Northern Daily Leader R. E. Wallace Nandiooga Mr. Wallace

Fires Burned 19000 Acres of Timber Across Districts

Fire officials report 12000 acres burned in the State Forest 5000 on adjoining leasehold and 2000 on private property totaling 19000 acres. Estimated timber loss in the State forest at 60000000 feet with regeneration taking eight to ten years and stock losses feared.

Lawman Enfield State Forest Walcha

Snakes Plague Tamworth During Poor Season

Tamworth suffers a severe snake season with numerous fatalities in homes. A Peel River Bridge repair worker killed two brown snakes while on duty, highlighting the regional danger.

Tamworth Peel River

Fragmentary river crossing description in a bridge area

A description notes a subject moving along the gravel on the eastern river bank then onto an embankment up to a footpath on the western side near the bridge. The length described is between four and five feet.

Also Mentioned on This Page

P.c P.M.G RAND Mrs Baptist Church Yesteryear New England Agency Gayra S. Drew South Guyra Red Cross F. K. Parsons J. Deblin C. Jones HS Beesley & Sons
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