19 Nov 1936
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 19, 1936
Page
1
A garbled advertisement text touts Westinghouse radios and plasma devices promising universal reception and home demonstrations. It mentions a new model, trade-in offers, and the idea of a worldwide electrical standard, with unclear claims and distorted phrasing throughout.
A garbled snippet describes a rebuttal to a revel event with unclear names and actions. The readable terms reference Galil Mair and E2215, with mentions of premwalers and ambition, but the overall meaning is obscured by OCR errors. The fragment suggests a criticism of outcomes and pride in results.
Final monthly exams scheduled for specific individuals on November 8 at 2 pm. Details point to Mrs Jackson and Miss Vie, with attendees awaiting listings of grades and accommodations for the event.
The state cabinet considers holiday scheduling for Christmas and New Year. A recent proposal suggests making the Saturday after New Year a public holiday and shifting the Christmas break to include the following Saturday. The discussion centers on aligning holidays with the Saturday after New Year’s and the impact on public schedules.
The applicant Edward Jones and others faced a court review about hotel matters in New Guyra. The bench heard testimonies and evaluated evidence surrounding the property case and related claims.
A garbled, OCR like notice lists Mee and Mee flares at Tounvesuml Onesroland with Mes Darnes and Mr and Mee Dawsens of Wattle Vila. It mentions Temerkeld, Bart Walt of Dir Mea Watt, and Mr James Kuseth Lines, plus a singer and a theatre reference. The text then shifts to sports chatter about Robin Mikiuiph and swimmer Bid Tulph, with scattered names and tenuous connections to Ardley, Glen Fiver, and Witty Whom, concluding with notes on a champion swimmer tied to the Biddulph family.
The Melbourne branch of the Roe Soldiers League launches a War Graves Pilgrimage fund Coronation Tour with limited vacancies. Two returned soldiers will accompany the party, escorted by notable figures, to view the coronation in London. Early applications advised as numbers are strictly limited.
An event at Gallet We Hall on January 19 and February 22 is advertised. Doors open Saturday with prescreening and special seating. Local notices invite attendance and note a special guest appearance by Arial eejuires.
The district records describe Vonvent School annual sports with a December date and November trial errors. It notes a corrected schedule, a special theatre program, and attendees including staff and neighbors, highlighting a framed competition and community participation.
Government deliberations on a proposed currency design and legal framework to sustain the coronation period. Talks reference retention of existing coinage, theft prevention, and possible revisions to revenue measures. Officials discuss the timing and authority for enacting related ordinances and dates.
A fragmented 1920s style interview reveals One Club Golfer Fiedre discussing her unlikely rise, facing gender bias and the mechanics of golf stardom. She emphasizes focus on her own game, deflection of criticism, and pride in achievements that attract attention from the world’s leading brands and clubs.
A long notice promotes a Saturday event featuring Lawrence Tibet, Virginia Bruce, and Alice Brady in a melodrama style film with song, comedy, and musical numbers. The program includes a special Cinesound short The 1930 Melio and a bicycle marathon ride titled Day Bike Ride.
Unclear OCR text notes a long uninterrupted run at Bald Hair, with over 23 000 shares traded yesterday afternoon. Analysts anticipate the well known slip will command a strong price, typical of the market reaction to this stock.
Miss Conner, late of Sure Bros, will visit Guyra at Tatterall's Hotel to perform permanent waves and styling. Phone booking available.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Pair GT glasses and Archibalds with a note about returning to Argus Police in Guyras. No clear event. likely a police or investigative reference in a small town.
Readable fragments show daily temperatures around 71 to 76 degrees with values for several days. Mentions include Whiteaiay and Bain with numbers like 74 74.0 and 42. The passage compiles a date total of 45 pains, though details are unclear and some figures unreadable.
The notice invites bids for constructing a timber Lana Bridge over Taitlalt Creek near Wyrebortoyhe. It requires compliance with plans and specifications at the Crown Chambers in Guyra and Glen Tres, with Australian and Empire preference rules and tender transparency. The lowest tender may be rejected. Shire Clerk F Phelan signs.
The Semoral Institute convenes a meeting of storekeepers tonight at a local venue. Convener Roverts urges attendance for business matters and updates on operations.
An evening event will be held at the Convent School on Monday next in honor of Miss Arrell. All are cordially invited to attend this gift evening event.
Etna and New Year greeting cards appear in a faded note. Seán and Tad send a cryptic message about a year end memory or project. The text suggests recalling a home or location tied to a person or place named Avaty.
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