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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 28, 1936
Page
2
Local landowners pursue topdressing with Azestine and clover to improve pasture amid plans to reclaim 144 acres and expand fields. Leaders such as H C Hoghinn advocate intensifying forage trials, seeking higher yields and better soil health through growing winter and summer pastures.
A regional court issues a formal notice concerning a youth case with multiple named parties and legal representatives. The document names judges, attorneys including GALLOWAY, and local offices, detailing proceedings and expected actions in the near term.
A Saturday event listing at TELM SHARP includes MARSHALL & CO and Aurtrontets with machinery, moulds, and farming tools. The program features horse entries, gears, and vendors such as Morin Plug Chin Leather Truc, with stalls and displays spread across a rural exhibit setting.
A garbled report lists a Bentham family and others linked to a charity sale and show at Mandurama School of Art with an afternoon and evening function. It notes refreshments, a flower show sale, and a motorist hazard warning. District activity includes road safety concerns and upcoming community events with several names and places obscured in the text.
In a tense bout at Newcastle arena the Gallymont and Branton teams faced off with high stakes and rough play. The match ended 4 to 70 in favor of Branton, with late fouls and injuries shaping the final score.
An unclear report recounts a Sunday morning incident involving Barry Thadealt and a Moorilda event. It mentions a daughter of Mr and Mrs Choney, a court matter, and a risky ride that ended with Ivy Kahle receiving attention while Ming Ivy Kahle faced a legal outcome. The piece also references D. Thorpe’s medical needs and a recovery for Dany.
A Friday night thunderstorm swept across the area with vivid lightning and heavy rain. Sunday service at the Presbyterian Church led by Stev. Talloway described a grand floral display. Monday evening featured the annual sale that drew a good crowd.
A damaged account describes a disrupted harvest offering at a charity institution with locals and vendors in the vicinity. It mentions Woolley & Co stock and Station agents at Hlay yy inaugurating a costly operation, buyers advancing, and unclear figures and ages amid chaotic details.
Fragmented OCR text describes a 30M hearse event, religious and educational mentions, and scattered names. It mentions Choi, Umas, a Catholic Church, and a hymn-like scene with a choir and a failed event. Details are unclear from garbled wording.
Mary Mesa of Lyndhurst and Mr Heanman of Alsyney to marry in the Church of England with a wedding breakfast at Memorial Hall. Also Tom Newham’s woolshed event and Joyce Hammond’s farewell at Woodstock. Local sheepmen report wool prices while Gruber exits. Canowindra bowls low score as E Muggleton and E Toshack shine under new captain J McNamara.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Burnt Yards Prion and Adele teboalmanter with references to Durmans vacation. Names such as Mr Rooter and Mr Kovit appear in a loose dialogue about an occasion and appreciation notes. Overall there is no clear event or outcome to report.
Fragmentary note expresses best wishes to Mr and Mrs Ken on a boxny occasion. Text is garbled but preserves greeting intent and names as read.
A Saturday gathering in Lyndhurst heard State Member Tonk and colleagues debate financial positions of the party and proposed actions. The session included calls to support dam projects, with references to Wyangela Dam and a regional convention planned for late March.
Reading is heavily garbled with numerous misspellings and fragmentary phrases. It mentions stock, a person named Mr T Byrne, references to Newcastle, Patterson, and weather notes about winter and showers. Overall, details and entities are incomprehensible.
The Neville P and C Association held its annual meet on Saturday night with poor attendance due to bad weather. Chair J P Gray led. J Brown declined a farewell letter of appreciation. The minutes list officers. repairs to a school fence and new gates were discussed, plus a plan for voluntary donations of labor. A measles outbreak was noted in the district. February rainfall totaled 369 points. Mrs Atsu Osborne, 40, died at Royal Hotel after a period of illness. funeral arrangements and inquest details were noted, with burial certificate issued and coroner to hold a further inquiry.
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