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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 11, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a chaotic scene with references to sirens, a city or place name Winton, a production or crowd element, and possible deaths or disruption. Details are unreadable, names unclear, and concrete actions not evident.
Victoria faces a costly irrigation push with few irrigators in use. The article argues the success hinges on the land and the people who cultivate it, noting American expertise and the need to apply water efficiently. It warns that lavish spending without capable irrigators risks unproductive results and questions New South Wales as a future repeat.
Senator Pulsford spoke in Queanbeyan on the eve of elections, urging fair hearing for Liberal candidates and praising federation progress. He defended NSW MPs, defended fusion of parties, and pressed for migration, defence, and an Australian navy while urging broad-minded support for the Liberal team.
Yarrowltmla Shire Council meets to elect a president for the ensuing term with Dr Crace reappointed after high praise for his chairmanship. The council approves the president’s allowance of £35 and confirms committee appointments including Finance Works and Health. Dr Keeffe and Dr Kelly support the motion. Dr Crace expresses appreciation. The Finance Committee reports a credit balance and passes vouchers for General Fund and Amlease Trust Fund.
The fortnightly meeting addressed the Mayor’s term with Mr. Fi regarding a railway rubbish depot and noted Lands Department referrals. Accounts showed General Fund 645 17 5 and Sanitary Fund ac ing no7, with Trust Fund ... payments approved. Reports praised the clerk, sanitary issues at the hospital, and a drain problem at Mr Plummer’s residence. Council approved renovations to the M A Hall and considered Fire Brigade Board candidacy for Jos A Beatson. Tend ers for sanitary service were opened. nine bids, J R Gray accepted at the stated rate. A common was formed to hire a herdman and begin poisoning operations to protect stock.
Fragmented OCR lists church names and service times including Presbyterian Methodist and local parishes. Mentions Rev We Worre, Mr A Southwell, Devon TL, and Southwell Street with evening and afternoon gatherings.
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