15 Oct 1942
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 15, 1942
Page
1
Sunday and weekday services announced for the Church of Bholand include morning prayers and evening sermons. The schedule lists Bishop Silas and other local clergy, with gatherings at Teinityy Gayre Havas and Havas sites, plus Salvation Army meetings and Baptist monthly events.
Public notice fragment shows weekly printing schedule and date October 15 1048. Reads as a historical newspaper notice with typographical errors. Names and definitive actions are unclear due to distorted OCR.
A fragmented notice outlines a September 30 gathering titled Vital Stationary for Guyane and a committee meeting of growers. It mentions a period of pilferage control from Sty October 10 and a fall sale for interested parties, with references to budgets and reports.
The Commonwealth Government planned to rebate potato growers about 117 shillings per ton for late plantings. A special contract was mentioned with Grotwerh vill to pay the rebate after approval and final planting, with details pending completion and official publication.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a proposed hospital property and public meetings. Citizens including Connell and others express opinions and plan to attend digs or hearings. Names such as Roberts, Saunders, Kirnes, McCroes, Succaan, and Kopay appear with amounts or roles, outlining support and opposition and notifying future meeting dates.
Fragmentary OCR text seems to describe a fund or event delayed from a prior date, with tangled references to a delivery or labor fund and a rescheduled Sunday event. It mentions a girl and a patrol, but details are garbled and unclear.
An August gathering in Arvustig featured notable attendees and a lively program. A notable queen and a godly mood complemented dancing in a dim hall while a crowd enjoyed a fashionable social night.
A fragmented notice outlines a meeting at Mott Linhunat Mewar Vio GAA in November. It mentions the Animal Show schedule, stalls, donations, and upcoming auctions. The text references community figures and local venues, with mixed garbled details and incomplete names.
The Inverell club hosts a Saturday event with players from Guyra and surrounding areas. Local figures like Mr. White and Mr. Wallner are noted, as entries are open and expected to attract many teams. The report hints at a focus on youth and community participation in a traditional competitive setting.
A garbled list of names from Sydny and surrounding areas attends a religious service and funeral rites for the late Mr Edward Ballen. References to medical visits, labor parenia, and local figures mark a crowded, partly intelligible roll call amid a church ceremony and community notices.
The fragment records the primi monthly meeting of Sayre Bob-Breagh of BeB.8. AL oA. Wry held on a Wednesday evening with members present including May Welle and others. It mentions discussions on proposals, finances, and upcoming meetings, noting a movement toward concrete proposals and potential further steps, with the secretary reporting on annual conference items.
The readable fragments indicate the death of a girl named Arlene Hayes or Hay, listed as 18 years old. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. A Hay, with three brothers named in scattered text. Place names and full details are obscured by damaged OCR.
The Women's Voluntary Services held a monthly meeting presided by Mrs Taylor. Attendees discussed donations, parcels packing, and nursing support, with names of local donors and volunteers noted and promises of cakes for fund-raising.
A fragmentary notice outlines the Country Womens Association event with mentions of committee chairs, a supper, and plans for a gathering in West California. It notes a forthcoming meeting time and location, with references to people such as Amy, Patra, and Stang, and to activities like a display or project.
Investigation by prominent military and public health authorities tracks a dengue fever outbreak spreading through major regions of New South Wales. Officials warn the threat to national security and food production requires urgent coordinated action to prevent further transmission and water container breeding sites.
A fragmented notice urges farmers and fruit growers to complete a government survey on yearly taxable value soil water and crops. It calls for urgent participation to inform authorities about farm conditions and necessary relief measures.
The document appears as a garbled probate notice from an older court record. It references names such as Souihean Wale, Alice Ollera, Roy, and others, with instruction to present particulars to the designated agents and proctors. The text is severely corrupted, yielding only scattered proper nouns and legal terms.
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