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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Leader
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 21, 1905
Page
2
A garbled report cites claims about Mr Carre and reform figures, with references to Mr David Storey and Mr Carn, amid scattered remarks from various unnamed speakers. The text shows partial dialogue and political references without clear context or dates.
A garbled OCR passage reports on a mix of personal and local notices including a court or church meeting, a girl named Mary or Jeane, and various parish references. It mentions a baptism or illness, and names several families such as Sellers and Thomas, with scattered fragments of dates and places obscured by transcription errors.
Local reports describe residents gathering and preparing for an upcoming event at Williamsdale. People, including Mr Otten and Tyater, were seen organizing and confirming roles while authorities outline a schedule through Wednesday.
Fragmentary notes mention Thomas Sloat and a Mr Beat of Mluta and Mian Bedeton with a Weather related context. The text is incomplete but indicates local figures and places in Cooma during wet conditions.
A damaged OCR style report details a Sunday incident involving a burglary at a store on Covel Street. The thief ransacked a roll and removed money and a chain, with police tracing the scene to a Federal Office and Hart Street location while noting limited leads and no clear suspect.
A garbled telegram style text mixes names, places, and fragments. Readable elements include scattered terms like roads, dates, and personal names, but the overall meaning is obscured and no coherent event emerges.
A long readable excerpt details a chaotic scene with a cow rampaging through streets and colliding with a cyclist, causing a serious neck injury. The fragmented tissue also references a church gathering, a chase by police, and scattered mentions of local figures and events amid a broader Austiran newspaper page.
The text reads as a garbled general news brief with scattered names and places. It mentions political parties, policy debates, and various local incidents. Specific events, dates, or coherent actions are not clearly discernible due to heavy transcription errors.
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