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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
2
The council meeting inside the town hallrsquos chambers ran late with aldermen and clerks in attendance. Facing a crowded agenda they tackled funds including the Alterra Woblett and Drainage Fund allocations while discussing proposed routes and public works projects.
A fragmentary notice describes an agricultural and tele planting demonstration with references to leaders, locations, and activities. The readable text hints at meetings, displays, and community involvement, though many words are garbled.
A bold robbery shocks the community. A healer was bound during the incident while two suspects eluded capture. Police searched the area for clues and reviewed nearby shop surveillance.
In Queanbeyan Police Court several defendants faced charges of riotous conduct and disturbance in Momar Street. The court heard testimonies from Mrs Moore and others as Mr. Woodward represented defendants. Verdicts included fines with three days hard labor and orders for costs. A separate trial involved small debts and a Shire Appeal Court hearing on land portions and valuations.
The Geet sitting of the special court for Goalburn electorate will meet at Court Homes on Wednesday to reduce liquor numbers as decided at the State election. Thirty four hotels and five wine houses were listed with minimums and maximums set for closures. Evidence covered hotel accommodation, trade, and costs. four hotels and one wine shop were to be closed. The court will hear further classification and take evidence next Tuesday.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Federal Elections and a generic political context. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities are readable. The passage is garbled and无法 provide substantive details or names.
This item presents a highly damaged OCR fragment with unreadable names places and events. It lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to form a valid summary. No verifiable dates organizations or outcomes can be determined from the provided text.
A meeting at Perish Hall established the Christ Church Boys Club with Rev. Gordon Huet outlining aims beyond athletics. The club invites adults from England aged 16 to 70, pledges gymnastic equipment, and seeks local support from Ta. James and Berguist Major Ganlord. Mr. A. P. Campbell was elected patron.
Me Dave Pomsort suffered injuries after a bicycle crash on Selle hill near Urisers ridge. The bike broke causing a loss of control and a collision with a fence, leaving Perrott and Deskles injured and an inquiry underway to determine progress.
A Victorian style testimonial extols Hean's Essence as a cure for husband’s cough and throat ailments. The advertisement claims ease of asthma bronchitis croup and sore throats with a pleasant taste, urging readers to buy from Tican Chemist at Castlereagh Street Sydney.
Fragmentary text indicates Mandelgon's Hotel and others facing closures within two to three years of notification in a government notice. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Jubilee celebrations at Gundaree included a park afternoon with races and displays. Local and metropolitan residents attended. speeches praised early church efforts and the Rev Carter. funds raised will aid the building fund.
Article discusses smallpox and diphtheria epidemics and public health measures. It praises disinfection methods and claims antiseptic extracts like Sander’s Extract and RANTES Extract as protective, asserting infection prevention through chemical treatments and mouth hygiene.
A cryptic note lists items and names with unclear meaning. It mentions Congo and Woode with terms resembling cures or remedies. No coherent event or identifiable persons provide a clear news item.
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