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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 17, 1903
Page
2
Fragmentary notices list names and places with many OCR errors. Readable items include references to ministers, organizations, locations such as Southwell and Shoal, and dates like 1 Mie 12, but most details are garbled and uncertain.
A memorial note honors Gina Lasins, dated February 15, 190, and mentions relatives and mourning attendance. The fragment references a private ceremony, a hometown setting, and sorrowful sentiments from family, with limited readable details of location or officials.
An unclear entry lists Eagle Angnubenan Bhserter with a tag SURSTAY and a Fei Muay 11 event or note. The readable fragments provide no clear event date, location, or outcomes, leaving key details unspecified. Further context is needed to determine the exact subject and significance.
A garbled but urgent rhetorical piece argues Australians are ready to defend themselves and oppose imperial taxation while resisting any subtler control. It contends that Australians would bear costs and governance if imperial defense targets are imposed, urging clear public stand against external oversight.
A garbled OCR fragment appears to discuss imperial defence, naval positioning, and loyalty to the Empire. It references Australia, the naval base, and wartime policy, with critical tone toward perceived appeasement and calls for guarding shores. Names and dates are unclear due to corruption.
Sunday morning services at Wattle Park Marbotist Church paid tribute to the late Reverend Samuel Manthved of Watite Ts sybian xa, with congregants recalling his devout faith and long service. The solemn address by Rev W Htomart noted his guidance to families and the community, as mourners gathered to remember him near the church’s 3 Sanam.
An OCR damaged record from 1909 mentions Willowbank and Prince Albert areas, a hospital tax proposal, and a public concert. It references a secretary and a formal offer, with unclear names and dates, reflecting a local civic notice about municipal funds and community events.
Fragmented report describes storm impacts across multiple towns, with damaged buildings in Victorian districts and widespread disruption. Mentions a weather forecast by Mr. Tuswell, potential licensing issues, and political references to Mr. McKenain and M'Kediaio amid a bleak midwinter period.
In a rugged alpine trek the narrator recalls a trout chase along river coves and mountain streams. The party endures pests and weather, camps beside swift water, and engages in a tense, skillful angling contest with a large trout, the scene vivid with flora, insects, and camp life. The account blends travel, hardship, and the quiet triumph of a well-fought catch.
Terren appeals to Minister for Works to approve local relief projects for the unemployed. Town leaders push for rapid start of public works, with signatories including seventy workers and their families, urging immediate action and political stability.
In a quirky District Court proceeding, Cull McDonald of Captain's Town is cited as involved in a dispute over a farm, reminiscent of the Baby m. Malinfield case, with a verdict for the plaintiff and a request for explanation to be accepted in good faith. The document shows confusion over ages, names, and intent while seeking a formal response to the complaint and urging acceptance of an explanation.
Fragmentary 1901 rental list notes yearly rents for numerous districts in Murray County. Names and places such as Quewobepon Tisio and Mulliny appear with varying amounts like £0 and £3, alongside many unresolved local terms and handwritten titles. The garbled OCR yields scattered locale markers and a pattern of annual rents, leaving the overall ledger unclear.
Saturday afternoon bout features Quaants In Tang at Crrten fle Club with a 4 3 result. Wadden leads with strong performance, Patar Naylor and Verte Werbahey among notable players as the venue hosts a postmatch banquet praising the club’s effort and the audience’s support.
A garbled report lists forthcoming meetings and events, with scattered references to Lewin's catalog, church groups, and a public sale. The text mentions seals, an exhibition by Lin Majesty, and concerns about dangerous topics, including health risks and safety measures, amid a period of confusion.
A rambling late night OCR fragment references fashion, social roles, and public life with numerous names and places muddled together. It alludes to women’s concerns, courtship, and various social scenes, mentioning individuals and locales in a scattered stream of words and partial phrases.
A garbled OCR fragment references multiple individuals including Abing Mary Braythins, Mag Cole Hitt, and Matty, with unclear roles. It mentions De Dinar and Pobre in passing and ends with Dn Willows, yielding no coherent event or location details. The readable bits point to people and a medical or financial context but lack structure.
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