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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
1
A garbled 19th century notice lays out rules for subscribers and publishers. It discusses service suspensions for arrears, protection of the publisher when subscribers fail to pay, and potential restoration of access upon settlement. It notes the publisher may discontinue service and reroute copies to former addresses while courts determine liability.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered place names, dates, and events. It mentions Garten Field, weather notes, and various local items, with many unreadable words and interspersed proper nouns. The readable bits hint at a general field report and community notices without a coherent narrative.
The text presents an archaic medical fragment listing symptoms such as headache digestion and biliousness. It references a provisional treatment location and mentions individuals like Sulton and Webs in a damaged context, with unclear dates or places. The legible items suggest a brief clinical note rather than a full report.
The readable fragments show no coherent people places or events. The text appears garbled and does not provide verifiable names dates or affiliations for a proper summary or headline.
Readable fragments report a fixed Jefferson Johnson Jeffries bout set for July 4 in Reno Nevada with 25 000 seats planned. Mentions Governor Dickerson pressuring to halt fight and promoter Rickards personal ties, with widespread crowd expectations and gambling concerns arising from the event.
A 12 year old girl, daughter of Mr. F. Harding of Bannockburn near Taverell, was savagely attacked by a dog. The animal mauled her back and face before it could be driven off. She was taken to TavereL for medical care, and remains under hospital observation.
A scrambled report describes a collision near Witield involving a boy named Culfee and a missing rider. Details are garbled but indicate a pathway, a wall, and a gap at Coradgery with attempts to recover or assist those injured.
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