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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1902
Page
2
A damaged OCR passage lists names, numbers, and places with scattered remarks. The legible items include references to people such as Derek and Barry and to various numbers and abbreviations, but the overall meaning is unclear and incomplete.
A garbled item references a new musical work titled My Thon Bergia with Dr. Jan Uicks handling business matters. It mentions orders via Mr. P A Linka and a plan to execute all work promptly, with unclear details and names distorted.
A fragmented report from Rabbit describes a local election held on the day, with references to candidate names, a small community, and a contentious outcome. The piece mentions a meeting in Sydney and expected party involvement, noting anticipated leadership and the Crown Lastde Agent appointment.
A fragment from a 19th century report shows Shointer Crick addressing a deputation from the Black Nodrds Convention. The dialogue centers on abolishing a certain board and funding concerns, with praise for Crick from Heabisit Board members and speculation about the meltigavin of the saetace.
Mandurama town band members discuss a revised fund to be shared among 14 members, with new admissions by small payments. The group plans a quadrille school, practices on Mondays and Fridays, and aims to raise money via membership fees while detailing rules for departures and future fundraising.
An inquest into the death of William Atty Watare, aged 1b to 10, reveals the body found burnt in a hotel blaze. The magistrate concludes death by suffocation during a fire, with evidence showing the victim likely died from inhalation and high heat before collapse. Inquiry witnesses included local constables and doctors, detailing the scene and heat damage.
The Progress Association met to discuss works and funds. Officers and committee members reviewed road repairs, station duty, and training efforts, urging member support and outlining future improvements for the town.
An impaired OCR reading from a 19th century page cites names and events in a murky report. It references a coroner, a death at a place called Lymdhara, and a suspect or witness noting a fire and police involvement. The text is garbled and unreadable in key phrases, with many proper names uncertain.
The town celebrated the return of dignitaries and soldiers amid a long wartime spell. A parade featuring the Band and local formations moved through the streets, while speeches at the church and town hall marked the homecoming and gratitude to returning figures and supporters.
A chaotic account of a Cowra area football match at Gowen Ground highlights key moments with refereeing by Harding and players from Cowra and Cowbor. The affair featured Burgese scoring a try for Cowra, with officials Cary Thomas and A Curtis noted among attendees and organizers amid spirited local debate over proposed club leadership and future games.
Fragmentary OCR text references labor issues, a town or facility, dates, a minister or labor group, and scattered names. The readable parts indicate a report on labor tensions, possibly production activity, and references to a meeting or announcement. No coherent narrative or complete facts emerge.
A lengthy 1902 account recounts a Wharton youth once compared to Nim in a tale of misfortune and unusual remedies. Father friends, a doctor, and odd dietary trials are described as efforts to save the boy from a ruinous fate. The narrative weaves medical anecdotes, local figures, and household remedies into a cautionary portrait of illness and care.
A Special Licensing Court schedule and tender notice mention the Public Works Department inviting bids for the erection of a timber beam across the Balobial River at Ashburton. Tenders close on July 7.
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