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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 23, 1911
Page
2
A Sunday accident left Mer. Fames Moran with a painful wound to the leg after a wheel burst and the cart lurched. Onlookers and bystanders aided Moran as he was moved from the scene and taken to a local facility for treatment.
A fragmented report outlines the Liberal Reform Association forming branches in Berridale and Jindabyme with Mr PF Warren as organizer. It notes private enterprise and freehold aims, detailing contemplated months of activity and a foreseen broad network of branches.
A garbled consumer notice warns about a recalled product named BANDAHA EL CALYPTI EX MACT-h drops and similar items. It cautions against use for cough, stomach or kidney issues, mentions potential unsafe ingredients and possible adverse effects while urging checking labels for risky substances.
The Acting Prime Minister faces sharp criticism for changing positions on trusts, shifting from viewing them as a necessary stage in evolution to fearing federal control. The piece argues his inconsistency reflects typical opportunism and calls for clear action against monopolies and political coercion.
A Sydney Randwick gathering drew praise for David Storey and Holman amid talk of a possible new political alliance. Observers question whether they could form a third force or only rejoin existing parties, while criticizing party politics and its impact on national welfare.
The article notes the near certitude that Mr. Wade will not be censured while an ironclad pledge remains valid. A bare majority suffices, even if more party members doubt the stance, making much of the debate seem unnecessary though some points might be argued.
The Bungendore Progress Association urges postal improvements at Dantronn to forward remittances and deliver mail. The deputy postmaster general notes the Patrick Smith letter delivery request, while officials consider roadside mail deposits and the new News Junction letter box for residents in areas not reached by the inward journey.
A fragment notes a peculiar event titled Vor Chiklew and a hacking incident. Details are limited with unclear names and associations, offering only a brief reference to a night scene and a peculiar remedy.
The temporary Vigilance Revelation Committee of the Federal Capital Territory met at the Shire office on Saturday to finalize a Constitution for the Association. Jeremiah Keeffe chaired as members debated membership qualifications and suffrage for Federal Parliament approval. A public meeting to ratify the charter is proposed, with arrangements for electing officers and coordinating press notices forthcoming.
An ornate historic euchre party held at a president’s home featured the Fiberal inn Metere Association and notable members including Robey and Mia providing awards. Prize money totaled about 20 dollars with additional gifts and recognition for volunteers.
The article cites a warning from Ernest Bosc and his optician in Sydney about faulty eye fixes and ill fitted glasses. It urges readers to seek expert opinion at the Harkiso Hotel on Tuesday, May 0.
The Corrick Entertainers announce a Melbourne run at the Athenaeum Hall after touring India Java and other places. Minn Alive Corrick leads a varied program with rival stars and a humorist stage act promising a lively evening for crowded houses.
The report notes a shires delegate visiting MTuwder Quryaillege on February and meeting Mr. Terie in Victoria. It mentions Ferrer's Liver Pills for headaches and constipation marketed for general relief. A fatal collision in Melhouran involved Patrick Ayn and John McGrath on Friday night, with both men dying on the footpath.
The article notes weekly updates under Ministerial direction to share agricultural information. It highlights experiments at Bora Bora Government Experiment Farm on drought resistant grasses such as Woeping Love and Rhodes grass, grown with and without irrigation, and their potential to support pastoral industry in dry times.
Competitors in the Mail Empire Cop event faced poor light and shifting conditions at 100 yards. Top scores earned cash prizes led by H Beatty and A Palliek with others recognized for high marks. officials and range officers oversaw the event in the city.
The Thaptet Uniem president Rev J Barker warned of widespread evil and wickedness nearby. Sydney Lin claimed people like Whise ot Nintweh pursue idols and seek after perishables, reflecting a community troubled by false worship.
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