Quyra Argus Newspaper Published Each Thursday
The Quyra Argus records its weekly issue published on Thursdays with date October 13 1904, noting the regular weekly appearance and edition timing.
13 Oct 1938
Page 1
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 13, 1938
Page
1
The Quyra Argus records its weekly issue published on Thursdays with date October 13 1904, noting the regular weekly appearance and edition timing.
A fragmented OCR item hints at a stage show featuring Vicki, Anthony Ape, and Crane actors in a Punch and Judy like tonal adventure. It mentions a dual role for a performer, a large underwater stream of acts, and a regional focus with a narrator and song numbers.
Railway figures show total revenue for the Guyra line at 230 pounds with variations across months and lines. The log lists tonnage, live stock, sewage totals, and associated costs, including several entries for trucks, rail traffic, and inland duties.
Meg Conmillo reports a week of improving commerce at the Most Rom Cafe. The feature notes rising activity in local trade and hints at enforcement measures affecting nearby districts.
A dense, garbled report lists names, places, and events from a local agricultural bureau meeting and associated society notes. It mentions Kin ande ings at Sy My, references to Armindate Moayital, and a long stream of unclear terms, with scattered mentions of Pate ail Vireallery and Sothes geatoat Feeney.
A line of garbled text describes a coupe with mentions of new conditions and a running cart. It references Cory Rolet and a taut, odd phrase about warranty and commerce, without coherent facts or clear events.
A fragmented list shows students and instructors from Ursuline Convent preparing a joint musical exhibition. Names such as Howie Aina McGovern and Jonathan Lats appear among a choreography of performers and credits for violin and other instruments.
Fragmentary text references multiple local names and places including Wenonah and Mian My ite. Mentions voting, roads or pathways, a highway, and a plane. The readable portion lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to form a definite news item.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning wool bales at Guyra and assorted garbled phrases. No coherent events or names clearly defined. Summary reflects the unreadable content and obscure references with minimal factual extraction.
Church notices list Presbyterian and Salvation Army activities with meetings and home league events. Details include Salvation Army soldiers meeting at 11 am and home league gatherings led by Capt A Roove, among scattered names and unclear dates or locations.
A fragmented OCR notice lists market items with steeply abbreviated names and prices such as potatoes and vegetables. Entries include Victorian Brown potatoes and various generic produce with odd spellings and inconsistent formatting. The scattered data resemble a historical market price sheet with multiple line items and numeric codes.
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