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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 12, 1910
Page
3
An early morning event near Batieday Park prompted a vigilance committee of active townsmen to detain a suspect and hand them to authorities. The group seeks drastic punishment to stop further capers, while noting several winners in a recent coach prize and listing local residents.
A garbled court related missive from Ne. Marcowi Melcome thanks Pullee Magistrate and Willis for a tour of Tillett distelets. The writer mentions a Tuesday last August morning and expresses sincere goodwill and ironic appreciation for the “present.”
Jockey Gordon Stuett of Wiy and Hay facecourne was fatally injured when his horse bolted during a schooling session on Wednesday. The horse ran two miles from town before the accident. Medical help arrived, but he was pronounced dead at the scene.
Team list shows Warrigals naming Pall-back Ylang and J Bart with Thompson and Keurke as captain. Other forwards include McCreyoe hall Dawen Free body Nive, Mone, Parker Greg, Bacagio, Rivergenclea Moave and Meech as listed. Venue details not provided.
A chaotic OCR fragment references various events and figures including a Japanese murder, a collision ramcege near Sant Proncjac, aviation mishaps aboard Heriot tavnopiane, and secret society actions. It mentions trials, inspections, and public notices alongside political statements about governance and a renewed focus on defense. The text blends multiple incidents, places, and names without clear cohesion.
The readable lines describe various medical terms and remedies, mentioning names such as Joseph, Beandoin, and Ulver. The text hints at digestion, a fever, and a Parma-like remedy, with references to Catarrh and herbal or generic treatments. The overall fragment appears to be a disjointed medical notebook or column excerpt.
A partial OCR notice lists fabric items and sale details with measurements and prices. Items include various calico, dimity, melton cloth, and crepe like fabrics with yardage and per yard pricing. some entries are garbled, but counts and colors such as white and pink appear, along with blanket style fabrics and twill.
A fragmented local page lists multiple ladies garments and accessories with sale prices. Items include flanette outfits, chemisey pieces, flannel outfits, and tweed garments labeled with sale figures and stock notes amid faded vendor names and partial descriptions.
Fragmented text lists names, dates, and clothing items with many garbled words. Pairs like Hiroe PS and Sade appear with sporadic references to women, stores, and numbers, but coherent facts are not recoverable.
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