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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 23, 1901
Page
2
The text presents a garbled OCR fragment containing names, dates, places, and numeric codes with no coherent narrative. It references various proper nouns like GATHCENS, Marino latium, and Beath, interspersed with stray numbers, letters, and broken phrases, lacking a clear event or report.
Fragmented OCR text cites various names and figures in a 1948 period style about milling, orders, and prices. Entities include Breadstatin Milling, Petland, Cael AS, Outen Hinge, and 1948 dating fragments. The readable portion hints at production details, pricing, and local notices without coherent narrative.
Fragmentary OCR text references a Mount Macquarrie event or item with a tally and renamed terms. It mentions Radnaational Ads and a Conning Malle style note, but readable specifics are limited.
A fragmentary sports brief notes a local team victory with unclear details and several garbled names. The readable elements reference Pusan and Mace along with a win by a university team likely at home. Further context is unreadable due to OCR damage.
A lengthy discussion argues for and against living wages for agricultural laborers in New South Wales. Debates reference settler households, capital, and government roles, with figures estimating costs of sustaining a family on 2000 acres. The piece critiques labor policies, employer burdens, and social reform rhetoric while urging practical wage standards amid economic strain.
Fragmentary OCR text references Winchcombe Owrsg0 Co market Wool Shin Hida Leator avatar Hatcher Floto swattere Batal ray ned Uosstey Basle W titty monivad pins Wot Toteat male chergee Mow Gould Walon sheep and a discussion of a value work and Vermont Australian Marines. Mentions show an unrelated mix of names places and terms with no coherent event or outcome.
A 19th century description details improvements by Mr Short of the J Nagye Manufacturing Co of Buffalo New York to a coal grinding device. The device uses an improved roller and gear system enabling about 24 percent fuel reduction, smoother operation, and constant speed. Overspeed risks are noted with rapid rotation. Mr Down and Mr Jarre are cited as agents and managers in charge of production and promotion with further shipments planned to Rutland and beyond.
The Progress Committee meeting covered officers and attendees including Mr J Links president and Messrs Darvingios, Konwarthy, Davie and Oberstar. Topics included subsidies for schools, port discussions, and conference arrangements with notes on Darwin’s energy and thanks from Mr Davison.
The case before Judge Hebden James Perry concerns a complaint by complainants at Errowbang. The defendant pleaded guilty to trespassing on common land, with fines totaling 108 pounds and 4 shillings 10 pence. Proceedings scheduled at Court with additional costs and probation terms detailed.
A report from Royal Hotel, Barrage, notes W Bran from Sarl log involved in a case at Monnstag Court. Details are sparse. the action centers on a local disciplinary matter and a disputed lodging event.
A fragmented 1901 financial note outlines an amount of £122 12s Bd with 9s 6d per pound for municipal costs, promising an extra £12. The report, dated February 1901, hints at a tram-related issue and a provincial context but is largely garbled.
Fragmentary text mentions a town, Wirvaniey Bat, Caspoar, Baar day night, and a person leaving with others. Difficult to extract clear events, names, or dates from the damaged source.
The piece outlines a large machinery venture led by Sydney investors with plans to visit Masquaria Kiya Me and Gatling invention interests. It mentions patent rights pursuit, a mounting demonstration including a plough, and a dramatic tale of a boy tied to a mechanical craft, alongside commentary on public works, council meetings, and rail labour discussions.
Fragmented report notes rainfall aiding farmers as vegetation may grow, praising Mr Collet and mentioning a Progress Committee meeting on Saturday. It records Neville residents planning a gathering, local travel and a coroner's inquest into the death of a female infant, detailing the proceedings and medical attestations.
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