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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 12, 1901
Page
2
Fragmented text lists names and scattered figures, mentioning Sydney Marmet, milling, and military or industrial terms with numerous garbled numbers. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
Fractured OCR text presents scattered figures and names about railways and ages. Readable items include numbers such as 46,010 and 620 with unclear surrounding context. No coherent event or clear subjects emerge from the legible fragments.
Readable fragments describe a local item or listing with names such as Carcoar Probus and individuals like Paton and Mou. Mentions of weights, prices, suppressions, and potential trade terms appear as garbled OCR. Core facts and clear events are not discernible. item resembles a damaged notice or catalog fragment.
An incomplete entry appears to record a name, place and date in a rural obituary note. It mentions a farmer and a daughter connected to a Willies Chosbe, with fragmentary details likely tied to a March date in a small community.
The Garcone Chronicle reports J. L. Fogas appointed Under Secretary for Home Affairs in the Commonwealths amid political maneuvering and inflation concerns. Opponents question his fit, while supporters cite diplomacy and public service needs, urging careful selection by Governor amid recent cabinet deliberations.
A fragmented cricket scorecard shows a local ground match with wins for Meteillop and team, featuring key performances by Doren and others. Bowlers Brady, Storm, Derwin and Barnes led the exchanges, while James Itabu and H. Ehet stood out for the opposition in a high tempo contest.
The report notes scoring at the Royal Agricultural Show with various produce listed, including dairy, cereals, and vegetables. The district names Clarange Gan Fane and Camden appear among the scorers, with references to bees, hay, and other items in the arrangement of points.
An inquest opened on August 8 into the destruction by fire of a four room cottage in Joodupelina owned by Mr John Thorpe. Witnesses described the fire’s spread, the recovery of remains, and the cost of loss including dwelling and belongings. The jury heard about the rush to extinguish the blaze, the presence of neighbours, and that investigators could not determine the fire’s origin. The proceeding noted compensation and local impacts on residents, with testimony from Constable Grennger and witnesses detailing timelines and damages.
A fragmented report describes a social event with Canon Shiddan presiding and Mre Shiddan receiving a gold mounted Visard. The text mentions a presentation and address to Canon Bhadden-y Taw Reyn, along with remarks on welfare, religious duties, and community participation. The passage references vows, the Gospel minister, and attendees including Blaney, Hinan Ju, Bevo, Hines, Hines, and E Clarke.
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A notice details pension eligibility for citizens aged 63 or older. It notes that forms and applications are available from the Central Board for old-age pensions, with processing through local authorities and state offices.
A garbled letter from Ponywaukke Jiper, Trenayanl dated March 3 describes plans for smelting ore and producing heavy metal goods in Sydwynp. It references Win joanssy, Dayeuser alent, and the War Department, with mentions of football club reorganization, patrol days, and a civic meeting led by Mayor J. Detwin.
A damaged OCR passage recounts a mother and child, a bottle of Mother Beigel's Syrup, and a doctor’s warnings. The narrative details injuries, fear, and care, with the syrup cited as a sought remedy and a symbol of care within a distressed household. It notes a visit to Wheebainiat and praise for the syrup’s perceived usefulness by observers.
Readable fragments describe a local display, a parade procession, and upcoming political actions. Mentions Mitch Horan Pande Carcoar, Labor unions, and plans to decide three main measures in the state parliament. References to figures and symbolic events appear amid scattered district notes.
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