03 Sep 1914
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1914
Page
1
The article argues for high turnout on Saturday, stressing the global impact of the election and the importance of electors, regardless of party, to record their vote. It notes the European war context and urges citizens to participate to influence policy and avoid postwar regret.
Vague notes describe polling logistics for a subdivision election including booth timing, accessibility for voters, and the process for returning official forms. The text mentions dress rehearsal like procedures, volunteer roles, and display of results at a local office with a focus on orderly conduct and accessibility.
A garbled call urges Labour supporters to vote on Saturday for six senators McDougall Rae Gardiner Grant Smith Watson and Bowman in New England Division. The interim text claims a pivotal moment and urges unity to thwart rival factions while promoting the designated ticket amid a torrent of distorted rhetoric and names.
A public nod to the enduring appeal of quality goods praised for low price and long life. The line hints at a broad audience appreciating value and reliability across products.
A mangled OCR page references voting procedures at polling booths, literacy limits, and presiding officer rules from 1014, then shifts to local weddings at St Mary’s Cathedral in Armidale with details of the bride and groom. It also lists a long chain of European royal connections from King George V to various monarchs and nobles, and ends mid-sentence with a remark on imperial revenue comparisons.
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