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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
2
Fractured obituary note for Patrice Jomo KennEdy with memory lines from family. Mentions Sacred Heart parish, a funeral June 4 1936, and mourners Wendy and Quseni. Lacks clear event details. conveys remembrance and mourning.
Fragmented OCR text describes a sensational tale with a phantom plan involving a high official, a secret circuit to London, and calls for recalling governors. It hints at imperial power plays and a bizarre plot to crown a southern hemisphere emperor amid political chaos. The readable bits focus on names and a dramatic ultimatum amid a chaotic newspaper feature.
In a fragmentary notice, William Glasson recalls the Stanger family lineage and early arrivals in the Bathurst region. The text mentions the Barburet Coroner and local families like Arthur Budden, Gannon, Kelk, Coldwell, and notes influence across Bathurst and nearby districts as well as a Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children appeal during a cold period for resources.
Mandurama notes report an infant son born to Mr and Mrs B McKteon at Somers hospital undergoing care with gradual improvement. Week brings rain cold and raw days with brief sunshine, while local rugby league football and school events stir the community as two teams prepare for a big clash and a fortnightly hall program starts at the School of Arts.
A charity bail held in Neville by the Neville Benet Society raised about £20 for distribution between Carcoar and Blayney Hospitals. Wallet Orchestra provided music and a large crowd enjoyed novelties, contests, and dances including a cap contest won by Master Kink Beddie. Organisers included Mrs Baddie and Miss HL Smith with Mr M Radburn coordinating.
Fragmentary 19th century newspaper note argues on the decay of wine prohibition and debates the broader reach of prohibition into every domain. Mentions legislative control and public sentiment about enforcing bans and the rights of citizens to resist restrictions. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Last Sunday Foal Last Sunday Burrows juniors visited Cowra and defeated a Cowra juniors team by points. Norman Huot starred for Cowra, while Mr. Wilson supervised William srlhntio and waited. The afternoon featured excitement but cooled by Cowra’s limited offense. Next Sunday Reid's Plat and Woodstock may both play at Cowra. on Monday Jane 7 Tro Parkes will play.
A fragmented report describes a WoodstockMemorials style event in the Commercial room of the Royal Mote Thatenday night with families traveling to Darby's Pilg and mentions a Jolly Maslin and Van Mackie with a wallet. It notes children traveling to Cuwew, a school return schedule, and concerns about long waits for trains. It ends with a plan to present to the Minister for Relurstinn asking a subsidy for a rotor wrviner and free aphinl.
Anilloth were defeated by Canowindea as two Grange Old Boys teams played Sunday. The fast grade match ended 21 to one score with Th Firaat H Turner and W Marsh among scorers for Canown. In other news, a separate legal case involved Alfred Wel 0o and a march 1 crown case against Watson, detailing alleged attacks and a jury verdict.
The article discusses worker strikes and parliamentary politics as Labor and Federal Government proposals seek broader industrial powers. It notes union demands for higher wages, masterly opposition to changes, and calls for royal commissions into city council practices, amid a tense public mood about employment and governance.
Ambiguous fragment references Mr McDonald and relatives after a holiday. Mentions Rosie, Curran, and Phan with scattered snippets about Canberra, Canberra move, and a request for help. Text is garbled with unclear events and unreadable phrases.
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