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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Age And Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1919
Page
2
Fragmented essay discusses how democracy relies on enlightened citizens and the dangers of manipulation by powerful classes. It warns that some leaders may exploit unrest to seize control, while others resist and seek honest truth amid aggressive rhetoric and reformist temptations.
A violent disturbance at the Cowes area saloon erupted at 7 pm with Sergeant Parker and officers at the door. Several occupants attempted to flee while others tried to break free inside as shots were fired and authorities secured the scene, arresting suspects and detaining attendees amid chaos.
Minutes describe the Viscount of Browh board discussing treasurer budgets and debt, with focus on rabbit destruction to protect crops. The report covers spending, appointments, and procedural moves at the meeting, noting actions by Directors McDonald Rutledge and McKechnie, and references to revenue and rates.
The text presents a damaged OCR passage with scattered names and phrases. It reads like a stream of garbled lines mentioning people, places, and events but lacks coherent narrative or clear facts to summarize into a traditional news item.
Fragmented telegraph style notes describe disturbances and labor actions across regions. Mentions Seaman’s Union in Sydney, Brisbane hospital deaths, and widespread unrest, with scattered references to places like Motfiourio Syennes Vieronteom and Wagga.
Readers glimpse a jumbled ad for Triumph Pictures showcasing a string of film titles and stars. Mentions include Charles Kay, Leo Brrvender, Ursin, and Captain Kuk Day amid a collage of playfully misheard phrases and mock summaries.
The meeting of Vermonters for the Somety featured speeches by Soran and others about pre election planning. Officials reviewed funds, donations, and a Peace Celebration with planted trees at the shinny roast and other civic duties.
Cooma prepares to take on the Wanderers in the upcoming match for the Uawiluen Cup on Monday. Youth players show promise as the squad trains at Park football arena, with strong efforts from key scorers Sagacio and Welwell and referee Ki Allows officiating.
Crowd accounts report the resignation of Captain Mape Aimar MC from the regiment of Hie apelitmarnt ae onpany liens. Details mention College Keeprewy and multiple quarters prior to duty as he moved to Muntaet Ohm Sew Vendbourn elevtorate. The article notes deaths of Father Murphy and mentions various linked names and places in a wartime context.
A garbled entry reports confusion over a trial at Captain's Flat. Residents whisper about legal matters, alleged crimes, and a looming court date while officials urge calm and orderly proceedings.
The report details a chaotic tennis meeting with players such as Nimene Tunis, Punto, Majurm, Sutton, Lake Hat, and others competing. It notes partial scores, refereeing, and several close results including a 9 games total by one side and a 0 3 finish for another, highlighting crowd admiration for a standout player.
An inexact report notes a debating society event in the School of Arts Institute with remarks on unity and world affairs. Participants R. Eliott, Menere Hetherington, Woodward, Muskley and Vatelion attended a pleasant evening featuring talks and music.
A mosaic of short items mentions people like Herbert Power and Charles Ray in various roles, with community events, church dedications, and council minutes. The piece touches on public regulations, sport updates, and local philanthropy amid a mix of incomplete phrases.
A gunfight and siege near Wentworth Arena left Ry Ryne and two accomplices dead after a long police confrontation. The Chinaman wounded seventeen and held police at bay for hours before the standoff ended with shots exchanged and a fatal outcome.
An OCR snippet claims MOZOL relieves headaches without being a medicine or drug and says NUZOL, produced by a New Jersey company, is a non drug lubricant. It mentions depression and eye strain related to headaches and references a sales notice by Campbell and Qussmbeyan.
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