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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various religious or sect names and a place, suggesting altered or corrupted text about groups and a location. The readable bits reference Le i gon Fae and A 'Petbyaloy, but concrete details or events are not discernible.
A discussion of a proposed capital site with an estimated £30,009.4 yearly rent and a plan to develop surrounding land while ensuring term sales. Also notes the Federal Government’s decision that the Military College will be located in the Canberra region, with Colonel Bridges choosing a site outside the city area and plans to await Canberra’s development.
A fragmented report outlines demands for weighty reforms and stricter enforcement by government against certain officers. It notes ongoing debates in the house, references to registration instruction, and mentions a continuation on October 13 with unclear details.
A letter or article argues the Wade government drives railway expansion and closer settlement, contrasting Labor’s cautious stance with a declared pro growth policy. It cites expenditure on locomotives carriages and duplication, claims gains for country prosperity, and criticizes parliamentary limits and past regimes. Names include AL Denby and Campbell Steve.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions headache and indigestion along with stray terms like Compuigation Bi and Billowar yar linet. The readable bits hint at a health or medical note but lack coherent facts, names, or dates to anchor a clear news item.
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