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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 01, 1914
Page
2
A historical observer argues that extreme demands for individual liberty threaten social order, whether from private employers or government departments. The piece contends that leadership and discipline are needed for productive work, warning that aggressive factions may undermine democracy and labor harmony through coercive tactics.
A garbled excerpt discusses a debate on citizen rights and parliamentary authority. It references deprivation of bread, freedom of Parliament, and individuals seeking personal liberty against authoritarian control, highlighting a heated confrontation about governance and liberty.
A fiery discussion centers on Mr Irvine's expression of liberty and religious tolerance, warning that threats to civil rights and religious freedom endanger the Commonwealth. Local councilors debate municipal projects, street works, and public safety amid tensions over governance and reform.
The Presbyterian Church held the induction of Rev A G Macintosh Carter B A as Minister for the Queanbeyan Charge at Stephen's Church Queanbeyan. The service featured the Moderator Rev A Doig and Rev Av Crowley. A large evening gathering at Protestant Hall welcomed the new minister and wife with speeches, songs, and refreshment.
The regular monthly meeting was held at the secretary’s office. Present were A Moore, J M McIntosh, H B Morgan, C Hi McKeahnie, J T Collett, M N McDonald, T Coleman jun, R J S Mallick, Roderick McDonald, W E Qidfell, A G McKeahnie, and E B Wicks, with W Pike and A J Gibbs noted absent. Minutes were read and approved.
Tremendous interest marked the Exeter court session as jurors retired to deliberate on a Not Guilty verdict. The crowd applauded, and one man cited for disorderly conduct was escorted away by police.
Campbell chemist of Queanbeyan promotes a twelve cure form for headache and neuralgia. Mr R Cornish organizes for the Amolgema Tailway and Tragway service association. he tours the western line visiting branches and arrives to speak on May drug hawed under Cymps bell name for pearl strength.
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