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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 19, 1902
Page
3
Readable scraps describe a mix of local events and distant affairs including weather notes, mine operations, religious services, and political feelings. Mentions include Wallington, Tunbridge, and Goulburn regions with sparse details on schedules and incidents.
A European and Australian agricultural note describes molasses mixed with fodder to improve dairy and working stock nutrition. Machines enable rapid blending, reducing storage loss and enabling long term preservation of fodder. Costs are cited for mixing and storage, with emphasis on non fattening, preserved feed suitable for cattle and draught animals.
A corrupt text discusses fox depredations harming lambs and farm flocks, detailing efforts to trap and shoot foxes. It covers baiting, trap placement, and safe handling tips, urging compulsory legislation and noting stock department reports. Names and places are inconsistently rendered but reference to Abby and local authorities appear.
Mixed dispatch from Ardylon near Mutritrandis describes a civilian casualty caused by a stray shot on Brine night. Royal statements from Albany praise kindness shown to prisoners while reporting warship movements and a scarce update on the Gloucester exile ship.
Milling and market quotations quoted for wheat and related grains at Sydney Markets. Prices listed include 35 4 for Blany Chby rofjon and 12 for Mayntorm, with various fractional pence values and multiple lots noted. Trade terms mention factory goods, poultry, wool and shipping references, along with associations to Catlingwood Workrooms and regional suppliers.
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