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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Leader
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 19, 1915
Page
2
A chaotic digest shows recruitment shifts, naval and canal plans, and wartime measures. It mentions a September 14 launch from Naya Dockyard, a reduced quotation on mouse and pollaps, and debates over census, employment, and British orders in Canada. It also cites street disturbances, rail and coal labor tensions, and Red Cross shipments from Melbourne.
A legislative petition advocates closing liquor bars across the state. The Premier and four ministers urge strict scrutiny of signatures and bona fides while debate continues on a motion to shut hotels earlier than current law.
The Political j haber League executive backed the nomination of AML in Campbell as a labor candidate amid a Willoughby faction row. At the last league meeting, members argued over ballot desertions and the lodge’s stance on Campbell’s cand idacy.
The Sydney Chamber of Commerce plans a new exhibition showcasing Anita Austin Jasin and Empire goods along with Allied nations. The event aims to stimulate production, boost imperial preference, and support manufacturing industries. It will run September 1 to September 15 at No. 6 Circular Quay.
A Welker listed journeyman baker at Redfinds Arms Sloane Knightbridge endured eight hours on one leg to win a wager of 50 guineas. He stood without shoes or coat as onlookers watched the man struggle yet refused to quit, completing the feat after a three minute extension.
The report outlines ongoing clashes on multiple fronts including western Europe and the Baltic, noting German advances and Allied defense. It highlights heavy casualties, bombardments near key fortifications, evacuations around Riga, and mobilization of rail and supply networks as the war intensifies.
A garbled OCR fragment references The Sparrow Mob and a speaker named Young Cheouiele or similar. It depicts a hostile crowd scene with taunting remarks and mentions enlistment, intoxicated behavior, and threats toward decent people. The text shows insult and social tension without coherent narrative.
Government Hose remains unresolved as officials decide on use of the official residence. The Site Governor and Military Hoxie status influence whether the property will be sold or repurposed for military use.
The minister for Railways confronted Charles Ryan after a smoking dispute in a non smoking car. Ryan, under the influence, blew smoke at the minister. He was arrested and ordered to find surety to keep peace.
A jumbled church notice notes goats culled in the United States for food with a major event at the Angora Mutton venue proposed by the Goat Breeders Association. War and wages are mentioned with reference to Britain and pier AOI.
An apparent fragment details Gascoigne the Hyp notist performing at Hall on an August night. Mentions of Professor Gnicniane and various cryptic lines suggest a chaotic or surreal stage piece with references to safety and wonders.
A fragment from Canberra lists numerous items and participants for a local event. Names like Hartess and O'Conall appear alongside shop or item tags such as Gold Watch and Gold Brick. The scattered notes reference areas like Colier River and Ca Terra Hewpita with several personal names interspersed.
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