14 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Leader
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 14, 1905
Page
1
A miscellaneous New South Wales harvest of notes covers politics with a Japanese clause on foreign exploitation, a cattle lift planned from Liseleile Station to Bellview, and a lunar eclipse on February 20. Other items include parliamentary forestry plans, railway funding offers, crime cases, and industry news from Broken Hill, Ireland fruit markets, and St. Petersburg strikes.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Hayes and Russell’s event with dove imagery and scattered phrases about coming from God. Context unclear, but references “Western track” and items named Never Come Back and Gad yvoreif ib te iver Le wpair appear as garbled data. No cohesive reportable event or names to verify.
Fragmented verse on seas and exile mingles with mixed reporting from the West Australian Assembly. Included are remarks by ARTHUR Swan and Wallace Nelson, a burn injury from a factory explosion, police misconduct suspensions in Oakland, and farming notes on late sown crops and kangaroo ligaments for London hospitals.
A letter from J. W. Brown urges Queanbeyan and nearby towns to back a public push for repairs to the Clyde road from Braidwood to Queanbeyan. He argues improved transport could deliver Sydney goods in seven days and letters by Thursday to Queanbeyan on Saturday, noting faster delivery seen to Braidwood. He warns against rail optimism and suggests public meetings and memorials to gain regional support.
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