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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 27, 1919
Page
3
Fragmented obituary and notices report a death and funeral plans for a local resident with family and church affiliations. The text lists survivors and a forthcoming burial at a Methodist cemetery, plus a separate trespass warning issued by Muldoon and Broakley.
A fragment from a late issue notes a district association meeting praising progressive candidates Mayor Hayma and P. Valkiner. It mentions opposition to extended powers for the Prime Minister and urges farmers to vote No. Auctioneers licenses were granted in Armidale and Glen Innes districts. A Gayra P A and Al Association show committee meeting at the grandstand confirmed proceedings and approved a tender for a merry-go-round.
The trustees announce lease of hall for one year or more from 1 January 1820. Applications close 27 September. Highest or any tender will be accepted as per the conditions. applications received by the trustees.
Fragmentary report records a failed meeting of society leaders and a timetable for gatekeepers. It mentions Jamis Shaw, Charles Mille, Frank Turner, and T J Lom in connection with neglect of duties and management of support. A judge or official is noted under the Public Distraction Act with consequences including days in gaol and food payments.
An indeterminate correspondence from Cartas J. J. Saunders argues for a Soldiers Memorial Hall in Guyra, noting war service memories, public space needs, and community impact. He recalls his Army adjutant days and defends the hall as a lasting tribute despite opposition from some residents.
A large turnout from Glen Innes and nearby districts attended Farmers Day at the Glen Innes Experimental Farm. Officials from government and commercial groups examined lucerne trials, lucerne varieties, and pasture crops, with notes on Genoa and Monaro wheats and cane for hay.
Describes orchard conditions with 22 varieties, healthy trees, and varied pruning. Notes experiments on combining different rootstocks and varieties, with outcomes on vigor, cost, and pruning needs. Details rotation schemes for four year cycles, cropping notes for apples pears and other fruit, plus timing of sowing and feeding across seasons.
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