Weather Update From Tamworth Region
Northerly winds shift to cool southerlies across the far west. Some isolated thunderstorms develop as conditions change.
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Newspaper
Tamworth Daily Observer
Location
Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1915
Page
4
Northerly winds shift to cool southerlies across the far west. Some isolated thunderstorms develop as conditions change.
A garbled OCR Broadside shows scattered names and places from a local inquiry. It references residents, a timeline, and procedural steps, with unclear dates and many illegible terms, but suggests a community hearing or meeting process underway.
The 18th Casualty List from Sydney records totals of killed in action and wounded, with names including Private Harris and Sapper Blackwell among many others. Notes missing and wounded ranks across the Commonwealth with locations such as Picton Narrandera and Sydney suburbs.
Fragmentary local notes report light rainfall last month with only three showers. Mention of Artie Biern Beck and Bleady Pht affected by a fire, with family described as shocked and Mrs Sternbeck overwhelmed by the event. Further details unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmentary item notes Germany's Vienna visit and alleged discussion of peace terms while Allies push to intensify efforts. The unclear text references a Teutonic entry, Allied stance, and wartime rhetoric with scattered names and places.
Reports from Sydney and Melbourne outline parliamentary debate over government rents and policy. Premier Howie faces questions on agrarian issues while opposition critiques the handling of federation relations and Commonwealth ties.
A garbled 1900s style financial note discusses costs and gains related to a wheat scheme. The text references government bodies, economic terms, and public interest in price controls and production incentives amidst unclear names and dates.
Unclear OCR text reports heavy firing on a Sunday with multiple garbled names and places. The fragment mentions tormented residents and fear, but lacks readable facts, dates, or identifiable entities to confirm a specific event or location.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and phrases related to an anti conscription movement in Duns. The readable parts include references to individuals and organizations, but the overall context and complete details remain unclear.
A heated scene unfolds as Alderman and Mayor clash during a council meeting. A tense exchange over duties and responsibilities captures the room while bystanders observe the confrontation.
War era item reports a general strike by combatants or factions described as worms. The piece notes broad upheaval and calls for collective action across regions, with references to leadership and wartime conditions shaping the effort.
The readable fragments do not form a coherent report. Key names, places, dates, or outcomes are missing, leaving only garbled text and partial phrases. No verifiable entities or facts can be extracted for a proper summary.
An unclear OCR fragment discusses funds and orders, mentioning locations and people in a garbled dairy or ledger style. The readable bits reference payments, legal or administrative actions, and potential price or date hints, but the overall meaning is obscured.
In Sydney a confusion over travel charges sparked by soldiers and officials. The scene centers on tensions between servicemen and transit authorities as debates unfold about fare exemptions and discipline. Local authorities face scrutiny over policy and deployment details.
The article reports the Reichstag opening with the President claiming enemy failure to break through. It notes Austrians and Turks in strong positions and asserts German victory, unity, and resolve amid wartime pressures.
Fragmentary account notes a mischief making map and German propaganda aimed at shaping neutral opinion. It mentions a supplement sent free to neutrals by the German consul and republished by pro-German press, tracing origins to Lord Northcliffe and spreading through seven languages.
London dispatch notes Kaiser Wilhelm's intended visit to Vienna driven by acute Austro German tension, with speculation tied to the mood in Europe and February era politics. The report highlights diplomatic strains shaping central European relations and potential shifting alliances.
Fragmentary foreign dispatch describes Greece seeking to maintain neutrality amid shifting wartime alignments. Obscure terms reference London broadcasts and Balkan routes, with mentions of Soviere and Salonika hinting at supply lines and strategic positions.
Market notes from Sydney describe a wet market day with imports from New Zealand and Delaware. Butter prices and fuel costs are listed with wide variation. quantities and types traded include bags, oats, barley, and milk products, with quotations from Terrick and others.
In Sydney a court session heard a messy exchange involving Lappin and Detis Hey Dhyles during a wartime provocation trial. The magistrate ruled Lappin was bawdy but not prosecutable under the War Provisions Act.
In Sydney the Wide Bay contest sees Werlue Miro Unyghos contesting the Wide Bay seat, a climate of party loyalty, wartime pressures, and campaign travel shaping voters in a tense political backdrop. James Wilson faces trial for alleged theft from Australian Fils Limited with other related charges noted.
A dispatch from London reports German plans for forces heading to Egypt, with officers passing through Bulgaria. The correspondent notes no German officers would be allowed on the Egyptian expedition, citing orders from commanders.
Sydney voters returned party based mayoral and ward selections across Denison Ward Norris and Ridge Behnare English and Guthen Toul Ratholy Vernon Fitzroy Stephen and McElhone Funders Walker Uiavoren Pyrmont Gurke McGree Dilgh Farrell Joynton Smith Bourke Kelly Sir Allen Taylor Vamperdown Gilpin Mallet Labour claims a 12 vote fete for its majority.
The Colonel Sugar Refining Company manager states only refining supplies for speculators, while Other SUNPANY'S deliveries operate in the morning.
Scratchings list for Sydney races includes Mul ster Lad Medestrian First Principle Chiude Miner Maiden Taonga Nursery Migs Tressacy Villiers Stakow First Trinciple Mul der Lash. Event details not fully provided.
A disjointed Sydney West MP Carmichael address stirs controversy over proposed measures. The fragment references political figures, wartime sentiments, and public reaction, mentioning figures like Jonah Lowe and Moy Qhenran while hinting at national defense tensions and legislative stakes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions possible names and places but lacks coherent facts or events. The readable portions include stray references to terms like overland and local authorities, yet no identifiable person, organization, date, place, or outcome can be reliably determined from the snippet.
A lively pageant at Maitland Day featured multiple candidates for Queen as townspeople lined the streets. Spectators cheered through a cold evening as stages hosted contests, with Violet Mackay and JOP leading the field and voting culminating at the Town Hall.
Supplies at Corny were insufficient to meet demand with only 28 consignments. Potatoes remained well supported with yesterday’s high prices near 4/9 to 20 for various grades. Wheat, chaff, oats, hay, and other feed items quoted with primes and middlings, reflecting a cautious market stance.
The London metal market report shows copper spot prices around 27M Te and a parallel note on monthlies near £79178, with copper and lead quoted alongside varying spot and monthly figures.
Auction at Singleton yard featured lean prices for fat stock with steer and heifer values mixed. Reports show steers selling around six to seven pounds per hundredweight and heifers near nineteen to twenty pounds, with some entries not suitable for fair weighing. Prices fluctuated as buyers weighed demand against local conditions.
The Medical Board at Sydney, presided by Sir Philip Sydney Jones, heard charges against Doctor Edward Robert St John Caro. Prosecution claimed he employed testers to obtain patients. witnesses described patients brought by train to his Macquarie Street home and questioned about jawtivats. Testimony alleged patients paid fifty to sixty pounds. several locals corroborated suspicious visits and examinations.
Lord Kitchener and General Birdwood inspect Anzac Beach and trenches near Gallipoli. Troops react with rare cheers as the British leader climbs the steep front, appraising positions and speaking briefly to officers.
Closing date is next Saturday for submissions to the Daily server Christmas issue. Stories must relate to war incidents, under 3000 words, two guineas top prize with half a guinea prize for the best under eighteen years old. Judges’ decision final. proprietors reserve right to select suitable entries. Partial words indicate OCR errors but the event details remain clear.
Commonwealth Meteorology Sydney reports a complex high pressure setup with two main centers near Lord Howe Island and the south-western corner of Australia. Expect light to moderate rain on the Pacific slope with isolated thunderstorms and sultry conditions, followed by a southerly change. tropical activity increases in the southeast.
An Australian appeal urges all men of fighting age to support the nation’s war effort. In Sydney, Mr Highes speaks of recruitment and duty as Australia anticipates major events. The mood is charged as the country readies for national crisis and impending mobilization.
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