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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 07, 1910
Page
2
Fragmented report describes a swift uprising in Portugal with naval and army units active. Lisbon reportedly captured and palace attacked, amid claims of a revolutionary victory and potential constitutional changes affecting the region.
Campbell chemist advertises Celphalic Wafers as a perfect harmless cure for hoularkead neuralgia. The box contains 12 wafers marketed by Campbell.
Disjointed fragmentary text mentions voting, postal rates, telegraph services, and farmers in Australia. References include names like Campbell and Burgess and notes on purity and strongih. The passage is largely garbled and reads as an OCR damaged page with stray quotes and ad-like inserts.
A metropolitan financial column defines Socialism as a working creed that pressures workers and supports welfare by the community. It criticizes street corner socialism and Australian Labor party solidarity pledges, arguing coercion harms governance and urging a wiser path.
A detailed account of negotiations in the mother country over abolishing the solidarity pledge. The pledge places solidarity above all else, binding adherents to vote against personal convictions when those convictions conflict with collective aims.
Eleven competitors from the Avlven... championship group shot at Randwick rifle range amid heat. Top scorers included Walker Tauberoo 40 84 74 and Fallick Queanbeyan with 38 aa 71. Other placings featured Hamilton Gunnedah 38 74 7 and Crowley Wralong 37 32 9 as the event concluded.
In the Senate on Wednesday the Vice President of the Executive Council said the government cannot issue the Federal capital proclamation immediately. He warned forcing it now could let the territory pass from state control and lead to anarchy, hence the postponement.
The council resolved to repair the concrete pitch and purchase 20 pipes of specified size. It authorized 615 for street work on Crastord street and discussed rail traffic, sinking fund deposits, and a new agistment site. Aldermen Moore Gibbs Land Woodward spoke on by laws enforcement for vehicle nuisance.
Fragmented text outlines a public meeting at Almond nightly with a speaker and attendees. Mentions a sealed approach and success of the side, with unspecified occurrences and plans. No clear persons, organizations, or dates are readable.
The piece discusses voter interest in an upcoming poll, noting likely turnout and how educated and uneducated voters may influence outcomes. It cites J. M. Paxton of the Chamber of Commerce on member payments and debates over candidate quality and political reform.
crowds of ladies attended as Rev Dr Zillman argued for continuing liquor licenses and regulating sales rather than banning them He claimed no license would hurt individuals but favor the rich and urged voters to keep the issue in their own hands with regulation and continued sale.
A Melbourne trades union reports a break in at its Piombera Union office on Friday night. Entry was gained with a key and £17 was stolen, causing a sensation in union ranks. Strong interest centers on the secrecy surrounding the missing funds and the unidentified intruder.
Our yesterday's catalogue notes a mix of well grown wools with uneven quality compared to last year. Major lots include RFMF Glenroy 1,100 bales and SF Wolkarn 360 bales, while demand favors Crom burr lambs wool and roving. European markets remain weak due to low prices and uncertain clothing trade revival.
The calendar notes October farming tasks and weather risks. It urges thorough tillage to store moisture, proper manuring, and timely fertilizers for crops. It lists crops, orchard care, and flowering plant sowing with notes on pests and spray schedules.
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