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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
5
A sprawling, garbled OCR text with scattered names, places, and phrases. It blends personal names, locations, and fragments of events in a noisy mosaic, lacking a clear single narrative or coherent dates. The readable bits hint at discussions of places, people, and possible events without a defined focus.
A fragmented OCR page presents Monisionor Longs oration with biblical quotes and scattered notes on faith duty and leadership. The text interleaves references to war mentors and parish life, naming figures such as Layne and Burke while weaving in mentions of Hitler and global conflict.
The Carcoar School of Arts held its annual meeting with attendees including Mr Ay He Lud and Mirere ACT among others. Reports show a favorable year with increased subscriptions, higher hall revenue, and a net credit balance, plus plans for a forthcoming concert by the Choral Society and an annual meeting date set for July.
The piece honors Father Doran of Canowindra and his long service. It recounts his influence at the local church, describes public reaction to his death and the impact of his ministry on the community, and notes discussions of funds and commemoration. It mentions other local figures and the historical context of Maitland and Muswellbrook.
Toremee Joseph Bendy faced charges for possessing eight young skins under suspicious circumstances on Monday June 22. Velundant pleaded guilty after claiming ignorance of origin, saying skins may have been obtained elsewhere and became separated in the shop. Police inspected the shop and the clerk warned liability to a five shilling fine per skin. The defendant, hard of hearing, did not answer. A penalty of six shillings five pence with eight ports or seven days’ imprisonment was recorded.
The defendants cited travel difficulties due to illness and weather for missing court. Witnesses and evidence were presented but the panel found the alleged illegible issues unresolved. The hearing was adjourned until August 6.
At the Lyndhurnt Shire Council meeting on Tuesday the council unanimously decided to turn down the Adult Franchise Bill. A report of their meeting will appear in the next issue.
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