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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 18, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary church notice listing multiple parishes and denominations including Anglican and Presbyterian. Mentions Mantaran and Jam Ba with unclear dates and locations, plus scattered names and places. text is highly garbled.
The government name Dr Callen as preferred for chief justice after HMled vacancy. Wade King narrowly misses, choosing to stay in his current post amid broad cross-party support for a Sydney Anneraty lineage appointment. Critics cite lack of self-promotion as flaw. supporters hail Cr asset and warn of court stability.
The text discusses wage policy and working hours amid regional tensions. It notes proposals for eight-hour days from bank to bank, arguing for fair weighing of arguments on both sides. It references strike threats and calls for unity, cautioning against hasty settlement decisions while emphasizing state and labor perspectives.
Queanbegae District Hospital notes show a monthly Hirathy meeting with numerous attendees including Campbell Hayes Crosker and Margan. The session discusses nursing appointments, matron designation, ward arrangements, and upcoming staff changes for hospital services and hygiene improvements.
The article details widespread flood damage in Wat Worth, with many residents evacuated to shelters. It notes destroyed homes, rising waters on Oceania roots, and officials coordinating relief efforts as community aid arrives from nearby towns.
The fragmentary report mentions court action tied to a cinema and entertainment venue, with references to trials, delays, and judicial tone. Names and places are unclear, but the piece centers on legal proceedings affecting a local movie house and its staff during a recent period.
A garbled OCR note mentions Mrs Kate Keane and Miss Ziti Hatona Syavey, with scattered names and places. It appears to be a faded social item or rumor column referencing residents and events, but many phrases are unclear and names incomplete. The fragmentary text hints at social notices or gossip without clear dates or actions.
A broken, partially legible report describes widespread agricultural distress with crop losses heavy in places. Mentioned are local figures and responders including Mr. Swouten, Har O'Brien, and Fireman G. 1. Shue as action figures.
Fragmented OCR text suggests Murra men faced a disrupted schedule with unclear opponents and dates. Names such as Warwick McGregor and Hagia Yor appear amid garbled phrases, indicating a chaotic lineup and uncertain fixtures.
A garbled recap mentions a local rifle league game and a few players by name in a muddled account. Key names and details are unreadable, with dates and outcomes unclear.
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