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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 28, 1902
Page
2
Abbreviated garbled item notes a land sale notice from Garcoar Chronicle. Readable parts reference Poe Crown Lanfishe and Woloriday as entities amid vague sale language. No clear date, place, or bidder details present.
An obscure theater program notes Hedda Tor performing for an audience at Air Hall Pridey. The show includes acts by SE Lvodlapl Fults and Mr Abin, with comic interludes by Mr J Links and a musical finale by Pak. A separate interview segment with a police figure is referenced, highlighting the event’s varied entertainment and audience reaction.
Minutes from a progress committee session note travel funding decisions, motions, and debates. Henry Waddell reports on Carver pulion paddock, bridges, and railway concerns. Members appoint to wait on Wadell for further guidance at the Sydney conference in March.
Bathurst reports a disrupted Easter as storms raged and a public service faced police disturbance. The congregation, led by pastors Wwege and others, gathered at the Neve Hwy venue while rioters disrupted the crowd. A man fell, the body removed, and officials described the incident as an Easter nightmare amid religious services and festival preparations.
The input presents a garbled OCR fragment with numerous misread words and nonsensical sequences. It appears to contain multiple names, places, and tokens mashed together, with no coherent event, date, or clear news item to summarize into a proper headline and summary.
Fragmentary account describes animal and human phosphorus poisoning. It mentions symptoms in cattle and humans, rapid deterioration, and suggests antidotes including copper sulfate and milk, with a cautioned dosing approach and reference to a phosphorus preparation.
An 1801 era document details salaries, agreements, and personnel actions for Briar County offices. It references wage terms, staffing entries, and governance notes with scattered names and dates, indicating formal discussions on pay, duties, and approvals.
Report on the North County council discussion about the Moonnuistee and Waddell regarding the Ashburton bridge project. Key figures include Mr Wards, Vinnewer, and the Wocks contractor, with bids, delays, and potential penalties noted. The council weighed demands for timely completion and safety, including contractor readiness and funding considerations.
Early Tuesday a fire swept Lyndhurst damaging a stove and surrounding property. Mr Moon, Mrs O’Brien, and Mr Jundley Linckaraith escaped as flames leveled the dwelling, with 450 pounds in onions and stock loss reported and insured. The blaze began around 2 90 am and destroyed the building and adjoining structures.
A chaotic report from the match between Carenar and Lymhurstelven at Uyndhat notes Z Vune delivering the decisive blow for the visitors. Wirsnutald led with 35 points, Momtald 19, and Guess 18, bolstered by mubjplity from the vans. MacDor, Mendy, Line, and Kenworthy each scored 10 for Ww Onresar man, as three top players were sidelined.
A broken OCR notice reports a Sunday holiday service in Worthesilay and a long list of church activities across Lace congregations. It mentions a Monday event with My Kawalioen and Con Hie il nenny, plus lamplight tenders for Carooar municipality. The bishop presides at Layndlinrat evening prayers and Layndlinrat events continue.
A fragmented page details bids for road and public works near Bathurst with contractor names such as J. Motanon and J. Graham, totals, and a notice praising the local press. It notes a single month’s activities and references the Victoria era style funding and parliamentary mentions.
A mangled reminiscence blends a Auckland woman’s defiance with a wartime misdeed, recounting a chaotic scene of indignant accusations, a trial of wills, and a note of public scandal. The narrative wanders through names, places, and a sensational family rift amid a tense wartime backdrop.
The report describes a commodity sale with large bale figures and price shifts including Abasas 183,000 bales and various lot numbers. It notes buyer activity, rising prices, and differences in value across lots as buyers press for quantity and quality, with a focus on Australian merigos and an overall high turnout.
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