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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 09, 1901
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text lists names, numbers, and places with unclear context. It mentions dates, weights, grains, and weekly entries, referencing individuals such as Mr. MacDonald and Dorian. The surviving readable items suggest a late 19th or early 20th century column of notices or ledger-like notes without a coherent narrative.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions weather related phrases with unclear dates and names. No coherent event or identifiable entities present to form a factual summary.
In Gatcoar Chronicle coverage, Aldermen clashed over carbide gas lighting costs and usage for the town. After months of debate and misapplied figures, the council halted the installation work, citing excessive consumption and rising prices, while a special meeting was called to reexamine the contract and confirm actual gas use before resuming.
A garbled OCR passage references cures, barley, vectors, and a list of names including Justa K Hannay and Conan togland. The text is largely indecipherable but suggests unverified medical claims and scattered personal names without a clear event or source.
Fragmentary notice from the municipal council discusses the mayor and aldermen approving a report on funds, payments, and town accounts. It references council chambers, names several officials, and notes served items and payments in the record.
A municipal council meeting discusses carbide street lighting and power costs. Aldermen debate safety, cost per light, and to pause streetlight work. mayor defends actions while arranging audits, with votes on delaying certain installations and upcoming council motions.
A local Land Board hearing for the Land District of Carooar is set in the Court House Traukey on August 20 1901 at noon. Cases include Conditional Pordhuans and Coaditioner Lausen under Section 90 Act 84 1.2. Investigations involve W Mavis Tames Laing Cain Yor Auspansian and N B Qabornay with D Hianrahan and others. Purpose covers residence conditions and homestand selections, with annual timetable notes and inquiries.
A column discusses response to foxes and other wildlife issues in 19th century behavior, noting methods described for baiting and poisoning of rabbits, and reporting a large attendance at a meeting. The account mentions a rabbi and pets, with references to local events and authorities in a period-appropriate tone.
A garbled OCR style passage mentions names like Meg Dowling Horton and Thomas of the land Faun plus Forbes. It appears as a stray record with unclear context and several broken phrases. No coherent event or clear entities beyond scattered proper names can be established.
A damaged OCR note describes a St Pauls Church gathering at the rectory on a Wednesday evening with parish club involvement and varying weather, mentioning a meeting and possible attendee constraints. The readable parts hint at a carded program and the event timing amid uncertain details.
An irregular football report describes a clash labeled Caosone versus Orange Hav Boye with slow play, two-man aborts, and controversial officiating. Despite errors, Dar Boye stood out within a tense Saturday bout, while Myrage and other players faced scrutiny amid disputed calls and fading conditions.
A garbled text fragment lists council items, tenders, and events with scattered names and places. It mentions August dates, committees, tenders for bridges, a land board, and mentions of theaters and performances with various performers. The content is highly uncertain and includes misread words and near-nonsense phrases.
A garbled historical account describes a patient suffering stomach issues and abdominal distress, with references to Linla, Magho, and Avda. The story mentions a 1806 event and a syrups claim of curing indigestion and convulsions. Witnesses assure the syrup cured the patient, promising recovery and relief from choking and pain.
A debated document exposes clashes between Mr Wise and Mr Crick as the Free Trade Government of New South Wales faces public scrutiny. The crowd watches a tense exchange over policy and accountability, with strong language and political maneuvering on display.
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