03 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1912
Page
1
A long mixed directory lists many local names and titles from Queanbeyan Cooma and surrounding areas. It includes coroner officials, magistrates, clerks, police, school heads, church leaders, and municipal officers with multiple roles and station names. The document records a snapshot of offices in a regional jurisdiction with assigned duties and officials.
The text appears as garbled postal notes with archaic phrasing mentioning desmirations of Protal Mutea and a mix of pounds, pence, and counting by readers. It lacks clear persons, places, dates, or events to form a coherent news item or record.
A garbled public notice outlines OBSERVER subscriber rules including continuation on arrears and authorizing the publisher to cease delivery when payments lapse. It mentions subscriber movement, reassignment, and liability for unpaid periods, with unclear phrasing and several corrupted phrases throughout.
Subscribers receiving their copies as the Observer report irregular handling and are urged to communicate directly with the publisher for resolution. The notice notes potential delivery delays and advises recipients to confirm subscription status and address details with the Observer staff.
Members of the Ginn thiroe club and HM Society recently approved a parade and live events similar to a known fixture in August Ch Tool. A subcommittee will draft a program and coordinate arrangements ensuring the broader February show remains unaffected. The group debated Wednesday versus Friday scheduling, with dates aligning to local holidays and park or street route considerations.
A garbled foreign language style note from Bungendore mentions various names, places, and actions. It references a person named Morpeth, a doctor or teacher figure, and a Pale We Schedule Millibeer. The text alludes to a transfer, contracts, and a public space near stations.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various names and items such as Malin Gear, Teer Veimaninee, Tins wool, Lettie OW Fagin, Gert Pot A Chere, and references to a treet or street. No coherent event or clear individuals establishable for a proper news summary.
A fragmented market summary notes activity in sheep shin and hides, with references to weekly prices and temperament of traders. The report highlights cautious selling, steady demand, and notes Whigs Citizens and other groups in comment, ending with a general sense of uncertain future market directions.
The note appears garbled with phrases about expense and fancy blocks for color work. It mentions a ward and local names, but the text is incoherent, making it hard to extract a clear event or individual actions. The piece resembles a stray draft rather than a complete report.
Fragmentary note describes Albert Victor related to Prince Albert, with references to imported New Zealand stock, breeding details, and prizes. Mentions Magu Style from Old Style, sire lines, and various lineage notes. The text is heavily garbled but centers on a pedigree and prize claims for a horse or sire.
A chaotic report from Woodgrove, Wallaroo area covers the Active Clydesdale Stallion Bonnie Tom and an unnamed rival. The text mentions riders, horses, and a jumble of names with scattered references to penalties and dates, but the core event remains unclear and several proper nouns are garbled. Elements include trainer Brienne, caller Dar, and a public notice style mix, with January 1 referenced as a potential deadline.
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