Earthquake prompts calls for united effort and public health focus
The piece argues that New South Wales must match American resilience after San Francisco’s quake, urging energy and self reliance. It contrasts disaster relief with preventable diseases such as consumption, typhoid, and cancer, advocating prudent public spending to save lives and reduce suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr Weas
Empire
San Francisco
America
Napoleon
Paris
Anfely
New South Wales
Cyndy St Cana
Agmerigan
Arsenic Poison Suspected in Annie Wallace Death Inquest
Coroner at Queanbeyan hears evidence from police, family, and neighbours about a jar of sage in which traces of arsenic were found. The inquest tests a sheep dip link, accidental contamination, and the possibility that ground ginger and sago were tainted, with the parents cleared of direct blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Parl
Annie Wallace
Queanbeyan
Gale
Christin
Willis
Sydney
Hamlet
Smalyst
Mraenic
Receim
Royalla
Maurice Wallace
Wallace
Mra Wallace
Chas, Wewitt
Wallace's
Blewitt’s
Link
Royal Sheep
Blewitt
Margaret Wallace
T Ann
Christan
Ter
Charles Blewitt
Jason
Botty
Hlewitts
Blewitt's
Milan
iSigh
Abe
Cann
Gragier
Royallo
Blackall
Edmund Morrison
Rosehill
Setated
Christian
Richardson
Ong
Jon
Queanbeyan Hospital
Quraicrevan Rifle Club Minutes and Plans
A fragmented record of a Quraicrevan Rifle Club meeting held at Moore Bros rooms on a Saturday. Minutes confirm accounts passed, finances healthy, weekly prize shoots of 5 shillings and 2 shillings 6d continue, ranges set for various matches, and several members appointed to organize events including a gold medal shoot funded by Lieut Colonel Ryth MLA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesuma
Moore Bros
Besarte P Lor
Ais Fireghee
Rick
EK. Moore
Leach Range
Nowination
J. Feagan
H. Gibbs
A. Fallick
Meeting of Fire Brigade Sets Plans and Finances
A well attended Friday night meeting at the Fire Station presided by Superintendent McPherson approved minutes, dealt with correspondence, and noted a 100 subscription request from the Volunteer Firemen’s Association. The band was asked to play nightly at St Stephen’s Floral Exhibition if agreeable, and multiple accounts were approved for payment. A tank by Queanbeyan bridge was eyed for sale after costly repairs, with disposal left to the Superintendent and Secretary. An annual ball was scheduled for July 9th, and moonlight register practices were ordered with penalties for absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q.V
McPherson
Volunteer Firemen's Association
New Alinua
Land
J. A. Shaw
St. Stephen's
Queanbeyan Bridge
Weacrw
Breeders Faction Meet At MoTOW Track Event
A garbled report lists multiple horse names and handlers for a racing meet at MoTOW, including entries like Dandelion and Twilight, with various owners and stables referenced. The fragmentary text mentions weights, distances around a furlong, and betting price notes, but lacks coherent results or dates.
Meeting Reports Finances And Reorganization Of Propballers Club
The Propballers meet at McPhersons Hotel where forty attend. The balance sheet shows receipts for the year and a small credit balance. The annual report notes a fair season with few wins and a draw against Tramway dream. The club plans reorganization, sets subscriptions, and elects officers including Captain Naylor and President Hayes. Members paid subscriptions in the room and a promising season is anticipated.
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Pegangyal
Ouean- Bottall
McPherson's
McPherson
Sydney
Seeley
Coomm-Queanbeyan
Capantos
Med. U
Mob Kenieh
Khair
Atkinson
Luurh
Naylor
Land
Signmlers
Satallhorn
Dunshea
Patraig—Tlon
Austin Chapman
M.hla
Ryrie
Muda
R. Hayes
W. Smallhorn
W. Gale
Messrs
Bredshaw
Nugent
I. Dunshea
T. McInnes
A. McPherson
Millard Case Refused Leave to Appeal on Larceny Charge
The High Court on Friday denied leave to appeal for Alan Major Millard solicitor of Bungendore in a larceny case involving £5 entrusted to him for remittance to the Advances to Settlers Board in Sydney. The sentence was six months with suspension and a good behaviour bond. appeal questions raised in the trial were not pursued in the lower court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax High Court
Alan Major Millard
Bungendore
Settlers Board
Sydney
High Court
Close of the Trout Fishing Season in New South Wales
The last day of trout fishing in the state marks a six month season closure until November first. Reports from Monaro waters show many fish already spawning and the season is judged excellent with visitors comparing it favorably to New Zealand angling. The board plans stocking, sending out yearlings and improving distribution, though transport challenges arise as yearlings travel by train to rivers, awaiting pickup by recipients.
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Veererpay
Monaro
Goodradi
New Zealand
Snowy
Murrumbidbee
Joan
Aesf Horn
Por Heong bial Gonghs take Woods' Uvead Peppermint Care
Readable text notes a trade named Por Heong bial Gonghs adopting Woods Uvead Peppermint Care product line for plants or gardening needs. The fragment suggests a vendor and a product in a catalog-like snippet with limited context and no dates.
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Xxel Uys
T Nuney Ie
Gueanbeyan
Turaday
Walter Mquilt
Coroner's Court
Quraicrevan Rifle Club
Bike Briggne
Caseline
Forlonge
Oresine
M. Clancey
T. Sherd
J. Ryan
W. J. Sherl
W. J. Sherd
BR. Kreemer
Carcer G. West
Campbell
Propballers Meeting
A. M. Millard
J. Spencer Nolan
Oxford Street
BR. A. Harkins
Queanbayan
Next P. D
Monaro St
Quean
The
Federal Chambers
Protestant Hall
Dahlian
Enteies
Martel
Familion
Mas
J. A. Felaw
Bro
Mckness
G. F. Percival
Dulhuett
Southwell
Brown Premier Stores
Hall
Pat
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