02 Oct 1924
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 02, 1924
Page
1
A garbled historical fragment recounts late 18th to 20th century local events. It references places like Guyra and LinGard, names such as Arthur Angus Heffernan and J. Dempaes, and notes hotel break-in incidents, church notices, and cricket club records. The text blends archival notes with scattered dates and personnel, creating a hazy portrait of regional history.
Obituary notes the death of H W Curt at a private hospital in Clareanoat after months of illness, immediate cause diabetes. Born Sutton Courtney England 1868, he lived in Armidale and held key local posts. He served as manager at several stations, joined Armidale and New England Jockey Club in 1908, led local hospital and picnic race clubs, and was a respected public figure. Survived by widow and several sons and daughters. Funeral at Armidale St Peters Cathedral with large attendance and rites by clergy.
Teemamabers of the New Bias Commission arrived at Guyre on Saturday afternoon from Dorrigo. They halted at Wongwibiods for a rest, then stayed at the Hoyas Hotel. The trip occurred amid the death of Mr E W Wartin, affecting accompanying officials and Mr Al. K. Toler.
A garbled OCR style passage lists scattered names and phrases with no clear narrative. It mentions Sydney, Tosie, Mike Boo, and various uncertain fragments, suggesting a damaged local notice or column without a coherent event or outcome.
The readable bits show names such as Gember and Vabbie with a Rockes secretary role mentioned. The fragmentary text references a Pesdlay Nake date and a grave context, but details are unclear and no full events or actions are defined.
In4od ol Chuck of England funds Stuth hill at Sandy Creek on Wednesday October 29. Fanebear and Merwin Tea Stalls ground offer refreshments as crowds gather for the event. Vall oyesaos tier, M, SOL, How seetevar.
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