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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1911
Page
3
The text compiles scattered items from a NSW period, including a murder charge, drug purity claims, a lifesaving display, juvenile labor notes, medical tonics, parliamentary questions, and a local dance notice. Names and specifics are incomplete, but reference to Campbell chemist and the M U Hall dance remains evident.
Fin enders are invited and will be received at the fete of the Quarter Master Royal Military College Federal Territory until 12 noon Monday 3rd July 1911 for the supply of meat from August 1911 to 30th June 1912 Forms of tender and full particulars can be obtained on application to the Quartermaster of the College or the address stated above G McHREGOR for Minister of State for Thofenen
A letter warns farmers and workers about extortionate demands from proposed federations and arbitration bodies. It asserts looming threats to income for those employing labor on farms and urges protest to protect livelihoods in the Queankeyan district.
Reports from London and Sydney indicate the fourth series of Home wool sales opened with strong buyer attendance and competitive bidding. Prices on crossbred wool fell five percent from the previous closing, merino descriptions remained largely steady, and total offerings reached 177 500 bales mainly from New Zealand crossbreds. The market outlook remains favorable with steady demand and no surplus stocks, despite potential rises in raw wool production.
An old ad promotes strong reliable envelopes from Allick & Sons in Quebec for durable mail. It also advertises Duc-Advance Subscription to The Observer and spectacles tailored for all sight needs addressed by Campbell, Chamiat in Quebec.
The readable lines describe a peculiar remedy discussion with references to a dogou milmenta and a potential cure. Names and places are not clearly identifiable, leaving ambiguity about the story or event and its sources.
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