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A concise notice promotes a store offering gift items. It invites readers to visit the shop for help with selecting presents, claiming the process will be a pleasure and encouraging immediate assistance.
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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1914
Page
2
A concise notice promotes a store offering gift items. It invites readers to visit the shop for help with selecting presents, claiming the process will be a pleasure and encouraging immediate assistance.
The Wheat Acquisition Bill clears Parliament with a key change allowing growers to refer price disputes to the necessary commodities commission. Critics warn the measure risks compulsory delivery and market manipulation, while supporters argue it stabilizes prices and protects growers. The debate centers on fixed price versus free market mechanisms and potential government overreach.
An old catalog style listing features items for gifts including hand mirrors, vanity sets, handkerchief sets, autograph albums, silver thimbles, trinket boxes, glass powder boxes and decorative pins. Prices and product codes appear alongside brief descriptions.
Fragmented text lists several names and codes with scattered numbers and abbreviations. The readable items include Metcal Lia Hoat Alba Mure and Dertignery Soran ene, with miscellaneous figures such as 39 23 98 10 and 1268. No clear event or context emerges from the garbled material.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a jumble of names, numbers, and possible codes. It reads like mixed references to people, places, and items with no clear event or context. The readable items suggest a damaged directory or notes rather than a coherent article.
Fragmentary OCR reads as scattered names and dates with unclear context. No coherent event or entities to summarize into a headline or summary.
A garbled OCR listing appears to describe various silver items including pastries, teapots, butter dishes, and tea sets with scattered numbers and prices. The fragment mentions bowls, jars, sugar and cream sets, and decorative pieces, all jumbled in a single catalog-like block.
Talk of a future betting toll and legalized tote grows as punters seek a system to back their own odds. They hope a Tote will aid families, while fear of law violations and persistent bookies dampen enthusiasm.
Fragmented OCR recounts naval clashes near Un Virdleamel Island and Paver with jumbled phrases about ships, guns, and battles. The garbled passage hints at sea warfare, perhaps contrasting German and British actions and the fate of vessels, but concrete details are unclear.
The licensing court granted renewal of billiard licenses for J Ward Hungendore and W Ward, with objections noted. Jane Crowe sought a wine license revival at Goodarn, while J Mediator pursued priesthood license renewal. Fr Woolmard and others requested licenses for Ryne and Monsen related to Crowe case.
A note invites women to obtain the Natura Health Guide free by sending 2d to Natura Health Co. Mrs. Clayton, Manageress, 207 Elizabeth Street Sydney. The message claims knowledge can spare years of pain and misery for women and girls.
Thomas Fitzgerald and Alfred Kelly appeared for minor offences on Monaro Street. Fitzgerald faced a fine and insult charge while Kelly was fined for a similar offence and abusive language. Constable McNeely gave the details. fines were paid.
Sydney Brown pleads not guilty to riotous conduct in Monaro Street after clashing with Michael Maxwell outside the Commercial Hotel. James Maxwell testifies of provocation and a fight erupting on the footpath with both men intoxicated. Brown found guilty of assault on Maxwell and fined or jailed. Maxwell says Brown attacked him after prior conflict and a hospital release.
Fragmented OCR describes a dubious health notice from authorities in a city inviting visitors to call at a college to discuss health matters. It hints at allegedly valuable information for free distribution to those who respond to an advertisement.
In Parliament Mr Austin Chapman asked if delay stems from the principal officer living far from the Nome Affairs department. Mr Archibald denied the claim and promised to expedite the preparation of the finished plan.
An advertisement touts Hean's Essence cough mixture as a cheap home remedy used nationwide. It claims vast domestic demand in Austral Zealand homes and urges readers to order more bottles via mail order, citing ease of use and medical relief.
London reports Britain and France advance north of Parthendale and Moss and Briesel fall after stubborn fighting. German positions near the coast imperiled as Turkish and Italian fronts shift. Submarine activity in Dardanelles and Dover reports. Dresden and Karlsruhe scenes. Russian gains near Mlawa and pursuit of German forces.
Mr Austy Chapman asked in the House of Representatives if the Minister for Trade and Customs was aware that since the declaration of war a German working at Burrinjuck imported a rifle and a thousand rounds of ammunition including dum-dum bullets The member indicated an inquiry would be made and Sir John Forrest noted the matter.
Seven members competed in a 10 shot 300 yard practice match. Prizes went to H Cantla and E Capes with scores led by Capes 384. Other top scorers included Hately, D Melons, G L Murty, K O Hanlon, and T Warren. Two ex members from Queanbeyan Club featured in Cooma Club results. Fallick and Bowe also earned medals and trophies in recent events. Continental Park event tomorrow includes tea and evening entertainment.
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