27 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 27, 1919
Page
1
An advertisement extols Carbolacens as a disinfectant used by doctors and nurses. It claims rapid germ destruction, cleansing and disinfection in one wash, and promotes its refreshing, deodorizing effect for sickrooms and baths. The text includes exaggerated claims and references to availability in England and via bottles or tapes.
Med. T. Tully the selected Labor candidate for New England spoke at an open air meeting in front of Tavternall's Hotel on Saturday night. Joe Moloney chaired as Tully urged electors to back his bid, arguing the next month’s election would be unlucky for the Nationalist government and profiteering friends. He reflected on tariffs, war costs, and proposed reforms to curb profiteers while praising past labor efforts and criticizing Hughes government policies and the constitution’s powers.
Mr Tully and Major Hay clash over wartime contracts and Australian returns from imperial agreements. They discuss wool price schemes, meat sales to Britain, and alleged government mismanagement, then pivot to Banking and tariff plans, with a call for a clean political fight and a question session.
The School presents The Holiday Festival operetta at Oddfellows Hall Gayra Friday night in December. Children trained by Mr Pratt Hill perform as merry makers with fairies, grog figures, and a cast including Content Jon Gaelwill a flower girl archer and navy servants. The finale features a grand chorus with refined tone and musical feeling delighting listeners.
Notice lists a Saturday meeting name and location for the Political Labor League with attendees urged to attend. secretary listed for authorization and to initiate business.
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