23 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
1
Nerve sufferers report wonderful results from Hean's Tonic Nerve Nuts, said to purify blood and strengthen nerve tissue. The product contains no opiates or narcotics and is sold by chemists with each bottle or box priced for home use.
Chun Ming the Chinese herbalist, famed in Sydney and New England for cures, will visit Guyra on October 20–21 at Tatterelli's Hotel, Inverell on October 22 at Inverell Hotel, and Glen Innes from October 23 to 25 with daytime hours.
Sunday church services listed for Bogland area with times at Puddledock Black Mountain Goyra and parish churches. Aucti on licensing court set for November 25 with applications due by November 4. A man charged with wandering as insane after limbri death, remanded for eight days for medical observation. Armidale Hospital fundraising appeals and collectors appointed for Gayra. Local Returned Sailors and Soldiers League chapter held a meeting. plans for a November 8 ball and enlistment drive discussed. Edith Wilson found murdered at Limbri. husband John Wilson charged and remanded. Juvenile Ball results noted with prizes for best costume and acts. local Marches continue.
The Juvenile Ball realised 213 and the Plain and Fancy Dress Ball raised 32 thus far with tickets still outstanding. Despite heavy expenses, a satisfactory credit balance is anticipated. Mr McCrohon on behalf of the Band thanks the public and Mr Martin Kelly for door keeping. Several ladies are thanked for assisting with arrangements. There is news of a slight improvement in Mr C. D. Hotton's condition.
Rev A W Coates offers to help parents of unarrived pupils contact him for each child’s course. Visits by Sergeant O J Neill to Gingen and his family noted. Fishing season begins late November with trout reports and transport issues. A film screening at Smythe’s Pictures Gayra next Wednesday. Cricket spirit discussion in Armidale amid regional youth interest. Mrs Felyar’s appendicitis noted with wishes for speedy recovery. Market prices for rabbit skins and other local trade listed. Federal election enrolment reminders emphasize Commonwealth rolls. Population estimate for NW New South Wales given as 980,507.
Smythe's Pictures screens Wolves of the Rail a melodrama with Pill Heart a Masterful Ragged Went and Fatty Arbuckle Out West in a top billed comedy. Fall program includes PxICk8-1/4 plus Tez offerings.
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