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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1914
Page
3
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Fragmentary report notes a Digby-related event with a veiled reference to a beat and a person named Digby. The text suggests a courtroom or official action context and mentions a page or book, a move, and a carried item. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.
An alderman faces a dispute over the distribution of funds to a society in the city. The article notes concerns about allocations and the handling of payments, with officials examining the process and seeking clarification from involved parties.
The Aldermen discussed a notice to warn visitors at a pond area near Slippery Rock not to bathe there while other items covered finance and appeals. The session continued with a balance report and accounts, and a department notice referenced Forestry Act procedures before timber removal or personal logging.
Fragmentary text shows multiple distorted proper nouns and terms. It mentions persons such as Chanira Manny and Dharailray Mekvahaly, plus places and vague actions. Content is garbled with many misspellings and incomplete phrases, lacking coherent events or datelines.
A protest notice from a local secretary informs property owners and occupiers of a canvass period. It instructs residents to forward returns by a stated date and lists posting to all persons. The document references the OA and confirms the deadline and contact for responses.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Fallick & Son coachbuilding and a sales prompt for Christmas presents. Details are garbled with stray phrases about arrangements and sales events. The readable bits imply a local shop offering holiday items and furniture related to carriage or coachbuilding services.
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