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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 12, 1911
Page
2
The article notes the weak point of ministerial novitiates is lack of experience yet cites two cases where inexperience persisted longer than necessary. It expresses hope that a forthcoming change will improve outcomes beyond current appearances.
The article surveys cabinet reshuffles under Mr Willis and Mr McDowen noting Beeby’s promotion, Nielsen’s lingering influence, and doubts over land nationalisation. It laments uncertain policy, predicts little broad support from Nielsen, and critiques appointments affecting Agriculture, Education, and Police.
A reflective essay discusses global unrest and the dilemma of fair development. It contrasts Asia Africa Japan and the West, urging equity as foundation for just progress and cautioning against barbarism when fairness is ignored. It emphasizes that policy must fit each case to secure life, liberty, and property.
A garbled notice warns about extracts marketed for coughs and stomach issues causing burns and death. It cautions against applying to forearms and mentions a bander’s extract with olive oil and other ingredients.
In a high spirited match at Hunt Park on Saturday the Warrigles edged the Seniors 6 4 led by Hawes and Yates in a windy battle. Notable players included A Melons and J Hayal of the Warrigles and E Stewart J Beez of the Seniors with Parker from the touchline and umpires Johnmith and Perline.
The fragmentary text references a deadly public safety event near a competition area with mentions of dates and names, but key facts are missing. No clear location, individuals, or outcomes can be confirmed from the available words.
Fragments describe two children Tohney and Freddy plotting pond adventures with odd phrases about a pond, bank, owl, and woods. The text references a mysterious "Pappermint Cure" and a jumble of names, offering a glimpse of a playful, chaotic scene with no clear event or conclusion.
A Saturday reunion at the M U Hall brought together Queanbeyan old footballers and Warrigals players for a dinner and a charity match. Mayor Ald. A H Gollett chaired. captains Beatty and O Rourke spoke as elders praised the club’s history and potential name change while gifts and an illuminated address honored Captain Beatty.
Frog correspondent reports Majura Hall opening nearing with Saturday meeting drawing strong attendance. election of J M Melptosh to chair and a new committee to organize the ball set for Wednesday September 27. ticket prices listed and hall debt shown at £14 with staff praised for efforts.
Milly Kelly weds Mr J asef Rutcombe and Florence Kelly weds Mr J Scobie in ceremonies held at the brides’ home and Port Manquaris. Rev T Keany officiated.Guests received valued presents as two families unite. A local dog poisoner case and rabbit issue noted. Wagen Boor investigation referenced. Manager Mr J Roberty granted leave. plans to travel to Sydney.
An old style advertisement references Campbell and Pirie Pile Tor pills. It mentions liver and constipation remedies and urges small doses for better effect than imitation products. Route 1 uses the branding, with place names including Campbell and Qusanbeyan.
Readings from Winchcombe Co highlight the wool market's resilience amid European conflict risks. German and French wool exports to New South Wales total 20274 and 205780 bales respectively, forming about 40 percent of the oceanic supply. Despite imagined wartime paralysis, the text says the war cloud is lifting and hopes for steady production.
The report notes declines in some supplies and rising prices for prime samples while inferior grades weaken. It mentions a quoted price of 376 for a commodity, with buyers delaying orders and wool and other goods showing scattered weakness amid shifting demand and quality signals.
The article records the Prosperous Friendly Society with Grand Secretary Ale To Kent and notes financial adjustments, weekly allowances, and distributions. It mentions a surplus as of December 11 and references membership joining in earlier years, with historical notes on structure and finances.
Fragmentary report notes a skating incident resulting in a serious leg injury. Text mentions pain above the ankle and possible hospitalization. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Me H Flax of Uroparra is in the local hospital after a fall in the yard at Mr Kaie's residence on McQuoid Street. He tripped and broke a rib on his left side.
Mrs. Annie McDonald a widow was admitted to Queanbeyan Hospital after tripping and falling against a dressing table. Her left shoulder was broken and the arm muscles injured in the accident.
Mr. Lovie underwent amputation of his left leg on Friday. He remains in the hospital as doctors confirm a favorable progress following the procedure and the planned program.
The readable text shows fragments about a statement or sentiment toward France, but lacks coherent context, dates, or identifiable names to confirm a concrete event or outcome. Further restoration needed to identify subject and location.
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