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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 05, 1932
Page
1
Fragmented notice lists mailing times and places including T7.0 and Musdutaina Laysdhurst Woartuagh with 8 pm Friday activity. Mentions 4 pm and 28 per Foreign 4d per 0. Observer reads as postal timetable with locations and deadlines amid garbled OCR.
A historical notice indicating charges for money orders to the United Kingdom. A 4d commission per pound is stated plus 6s 4d for each order with a change of 6d added for each transaction. Details are terse and reference specific postage-like rates.
The fragmented OCR discusses Australian politics and labor issues, noting moves in Sydney toward river scheme funding, debates over a state lottery, Royal Commission probes of transport officials, and clashes between police and Communist demonstrators in Tailway Square. It references Premier Stevens, the Murray River project, and local government tensions.
In Tenterfield a lively gathering at Joeat hall featured Jork Masta performing his usual round of tales. A disruptive attendee was ejected after causing a scene, then seized a beehive and knocked items from a wall table while declaring “Put them out if you can.”
The DAAWA Nas Gow conference signals minimal gains in preferences as currency stability and price levels take priority. Support from England for wool and wheat at current non paying levels risks idle production, while global demand and higher prices from Australia and other countries push for broader tariffs and adjustment.
A garbled excerpt shows erratic dialogue with a figure wielding a cane and a mother and child dialog. Unclear who speaks, what event occurs, or where, leaving only disjoint phrases about tying a kettle and a fallen cat.
The July food relief cost at Gowm fell to about E900 less than June while the number of recipients did not drop as expected. Officials cited five dale days and only four weeks in July as the real reason for the reduced distribution, with a total of about sixty cases noted during the month.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a government budget session with emphasis on reducing expenses. Mentions ministerial roles, projected cuts, and allocations, noting debates over military and public spending. Several names and figures appear jumbled, but the central theme is cost containment in the federal budget.
A damaged OCR passage recounts travel notes and observations on Russia and Germany, mentioning poverty, quinine, and travel anecdotes. The text references a 1900s era context with stray phrases about government actions and economic conditions, interwoven with unclear names and places.
The report mentions a Soviet plan affecting shipments to Vladivostok mid next month. It notes Australia will have spent millions on wheat and flour, with figures tied to Melbourne and Adelaide. A memorial service is planned at Bathurst and a church gathering is expected across regions.
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