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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 13, 1928
Page
2
A candidate in Carcoar Pound Board elections pledges service to stockowners. He claims wide experience in land questions, weed and pest control, and aims to attend meetings regularly, advocate fair administration under the Act, and broaden powers for pastures. March 28, 1914.
A letter from John Waley of Hilltop Garland dated March 8 1925 seeks votes for the Carcoar Pasture Protection Board director election. He outlines experience and commitment to the district interests and advancement, thanking readers in advance.
Rodolph Morrison of Newbridge requests support for a seat on the Diregiorate of the above Board. He urges voters to use their right to vote wisely and emphasizes knowledge of Carconr P. P. District with its many classes of country and lifelong experience.
A historical notice from Carcoar Pastures Protection Board appeals for support for a candidate, highlighting long district residence and commitment to ratepayers. It urges votes at the agricultural district election, asserting dedication to local interests and steady representation.
A damaged notice from Caronat dated March 6 details an election of directors for the Careoar Patures Protection Board. It addresses ratepayers and citizens, urging participation and indicating procedural steps, with unclear lines due to OCR errors. The fragment mentions dates and locations but lacks clear names or outcomes.
Triennial election notice to ratepayers from Reith Davison urging support for eight directors. The letter notes candidacy for the Carcoar Pastures Protection Board, stresses local experience, asks votes before the April 20 deadline, and signs with Petty Post address.
The text appears to be a garbled transcription of a local Carcoar parish council election event. It references ladies and gentlemen, voices and hands, and mentions paving and a council, though many words are unclear. The readable portions indicate a discussion or appeal around election proceedings and local improvements.
An upcoming festival schedule is disrupted by delays yet the event hosts confirm a new lineup including Alvesty Mc Connelly Ate J Carsity Moyurn U Stasnugues and Moyurn U Stasnugues at the GO Heggeist Carnival. Organizers promise entertainment for attendees with music and attractions while organizers work through the postponement.
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page shows names and phrases but lacks clear events or context. Readable items include detached names such as Mansurama and Garay along with scattered words. The piece does not present a coherent report, date, or location for a summary.
Fragmentary notes describe church services at a location with named figures and a planning for a meeting on Friday or Monday, including questions about a director election, candidate nominations, and a potential public discussion. The text references a Carvour VE event and suggests community reflection on leadership and governance in a periodical style.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists numerous proper nouns and terms such as Willow Vale and various personal names, places, and items. The text appears as garbled muzzle of words with mixed capitalization, missing verbs and punctuation, lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
A distorted account describes a dance event with praise for decoration and music. Names such as Patan Ouibartes and Li tepurtiwens appear in garbled form, with mention of a supposed artistic effort and attendees. The overall tone suggests lively communal entertainment.
Eastor visitors mingle with locals as Mr Wann returns hale from a trip to the Old Chur Lhyo and Hospital. Reports note interest in the Chenu leg, the Naylornteret electric night, and upcoming musical events. Hotels exchanging hands include Royal Hotel Maninrama and Coogee. further details reference private visits and horse race entries extending deadlines.
An accident on the Carcoar Cowra road left a man dead, his forehead striking the door handle as his Studebaker left the road. The crash occurred between Holmwood and Westville, with the victim’s brother and others rushing to aid and report the fatality. The brother later described the victim as sober, respected, and one of the most agreeable men in the area. Police and local residents prepared for an inquiry with a coroner’s report to follow.
Fragmented text shows a labor meeting and political debate with references to unions, workers, and a call for reform. Mentions of engineers wage issues, attendance by labor groups, and a populist stance surface amid unclear local details and scattered names. The piece hints at ongoing labor agitation and political tension.
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