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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Age And Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 21, 1920
Page
2
In France the clash between constitutional government and union power intensifies. Premier Millerand orders prosecution of the Confederation to curb its influence, claiming unions overstep their role in defending interests. Organised strikes threaten industry and social order amid national tensions.
The piece warns that a powerful French union movement resembles a global One Big Union and could destabilize national industries. It argues the government must defeat lawless pretensions or face collapse under a handful of radical leaders, urging electoral persuasion to win genuine reforms.
The fragment suggests a conflict arising from French constitutional issues spilling to Australia, with tensions between workers and employers rising. The text hints at dangers of harsh legislation and public backlash over labor relations and press freedoms.
Fragmented OCR notes outline a festival with references to Adidas, Kimpiee, and Pett or Petro. mentions events at Vine and a special ceremony at a church. Details are garbled, with unclear dates, places, and participants.
The record notes tight wholesale markets with limited supplies. Most outlets could not fulfill all orders, affecting coastal communities. Milk and butter shortages persist with some shipments arriving late.
The military official said applications for war gratuity are still arriving but processing will be steady. The post home will be ready early next week and then ongoing, with a daily average of about 2,500. Around 200,000 applications remain to be processed, expected to take roughly three months to clear.
Reports from Correspon dent describe strong potato crops led by Albert Ralmonds on his Inglislow farm. A death notice for Mary Ann McKay of Gidleigh aged 56 notes a long illness and loss of twelve children, with Catholic burial and large attendance. A local billiard tournament between Quowan beyan and Bungendore players concluded 150-127, with a return match set for May 20 at Queanbeyan.
An official notice says the Prince is anxious to see retired soldiers at public receptions. The duplicated text suggests a regional ad style announcing a medicinal remedy and a royal interest in veterans events.
The council discussed water supply, power and sewer matters, with a recommendation to serve water to the owner for energy use. Aldermen debated bridge suspension, public holidays, and a possible demolition or repair. Applications for licences and alignments were referred to committees. Tenders for sanitary service were to be invited with funds in credit.
The piece reports on a parliamentary debate involving Mr Preume Miamister and Mr Mughes over constitutional changes. It notes government positions, opposition concerns, and references to the imperial constitution, with mentions of law officers and public reaction.
Fragmented OCR text describes prices cut by retailers in New York and nationwide advertising surges for clothing sales amid a wave of consumer promotions.
A violent clash in Matewan West Virginia leaves multiple fatalities amid a struggle over evictions of families from homes. Authorities and local leaders respond as tensions rise and the situation unfolds in the town.
The New Zealand Lewy and Mercantile Agency notes a generally improved market with competition in markets for sheep and other goods. The piece also recounts a local court scene where a magistrate admonishes a witness for contempt and emphasizes proper court decorum during a discussion about respect and behavior.
A windy day match between Yarmalimsa players failed to derail the contest as weather shifted. Notable participants Mowery Shieaseh Twughlin and Lunn Lattea led Southwelt with several others listed, while the Trisday meeting appointed officers including Me. I Maimuoy as president and I Mon ay as treasurer.
A Frulay evening gathering at the home of Mir and Mire W Monee drew about 80 guests to celebrate Maske Moore. Guests included friend groups who presented gifts such as two pairs of gold sleeve links and a carved emerald case. Moore expressed thanks and vowed to live up to the esteem shown as the celebration continued with song and merriment.
On Wednesday night a large crowd attended the Picture Night fundraiser under the auxpiren program for the Queanbeyan Cricket Club. Marguerite Clark presented Little Miss Hoover, Downey Fairbanks performed stunts in The Buckaroo, and The Triumph Orchestra provided music, with proceeds aiding the club.
An account describes the prince's arrival and official activities in Heston, Colville, Woolward, and nearby districts. Officials including the Mayor, Aldermen, and civic leaders organize decorations, a formal city reception, and a public holiday observance with a procession and monument unveilings planned. The event involves multiple local groups and the arrangement of greetings, entertainment, and memorials to mark the occasion.
The Rev Canon Carver, long rector of Wangs and Cathedral incumbent since 1014, is transferred from the Swat parish post crowning on Bun tay to accept the parish of Latin Forest in the South Sydney diocese. He joined the diocesan stall in 1880s under Bishop Thomas and served Hodalia, Young and Wagge.
Report from the Parkes district notes horses being turned adrift due to fodder shortages. Farmers say cattle and horses die as supply struggles to keep pace with demand. Cyshin buzer reports buying up to 150 horses in two days, while fodder remains scarce and costs rise.
A fragmented note mentions Tueandeyan Blerinos and Hrime sheep at Homebush with an inquiry led by Mr Jax Guanbeyen. It references seven freshly sold wethers by Winchcombe and a Fox chistes Meshing Coma, but details are unclear.
The report recalls Chaney aged 83 who walked about 30 miles from his home to Ustwtord starting Tuesday evening and arriving at daylight. A veteran over 80, he was discharged from service due to leg issues. Rabbit destruction insights from Mr. W N Rees noted, while electric light costs are rising. Council seeks to borrow 5000 to extend the plant.
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