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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 20, 1910
Page
2
The article presents a sermon or speech by Dr Wilbur Chapman opposing liquor traffic. It emphasizes moral reform and calls for public action while critiquing temperance and social harms. The piece appears as a broadside style address aimed at rallying readers to vote or support anti liquor measures.
The piece argues Melbourne faction efforts failed to derail Canberra as the capital site. It lauds government restraint and Canberra as the safer choice, criticizes caucus independence and Labour opposition, and urges prudence, moderation, and principled stand on broader reforms. It warns against oppressive policies and stresses property and liberty safeguards.
The electoral campaign proceeds with vigor from both sides though interruptions mar progress. The loudness of debate often substitutes for reason and raises questions about the quality of those seeking governance.
Local readers are invited to a Friday night gathering in the Protestant Hall hosted by the Liberal and Reform Association. The notice mentions entertainment, games, and a social dance while discussing broader topics about taxation and national affairs with a mix of names and references.
The meeting featured Mr Cusk speaking for the Labour side against the Wade Government and land policies. Mr Miller defended Cusack and urged electors to reelect him, arguing for reforms like land policy, unemployment aid, and railway measures. A second session supported Mr Roberts and highlighted Wade era achievements. crowds cheered as a vote of thanks concluded.
A bustling show day at the Showground drew about 900 attendees under fine weather. The Stallion Parade featured veterinary officials presenting twelve stallions, with five rejected, and multiple horses winning honors for weight carrying, trotting, and breeding attributes. Awards went to Harold Hamilton and Linwhon Vol among others, with dog work by John Morcivon’s Skipper and Pinker noted.
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