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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes describe postal times and routes with references to Menta Weavek Sydney and daily arrivals. Mentions T.P.O and mail handling details, including fees and deadlines, but text is garbled and hard to verify.
Henry Ordere asks United Riardon Commission 44 to approve aid for a fest or parade with a minimum 1/6 per 5/10 added.
Fragmentary OCR notes crediting John Joseph Belivat with printing or obtaining material at Cherwnioke junplorary. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear dates places or events to confirm a larger news item.
In Canowindra a brawl followed by court proceedings saw Michael bound over for peace and Fletcher injured. The case details threats and assault with a chair incident, while the political gossip section reviews Lang’s defeat, Labor shifts, and local reactions in Queensland and Sydney amid rising anti-Lang sentiment.
In Canowindra a man named Candidy received four months hard labor after pleading to charges tied to a shooting incident and theft. The case involved prior leniency considerations and a legal fight over the use of evidence, with a decision noting concurrent sentences for related offenses and the defendant's family circumstances.
Thomas Edward Croker died Saturday morning at Matrayue aged 40. He served in a British regiment and France, suffered shell shock, and had been ill for two weeks. Survived by widow and four children, with parents, three brothers and four sisters in New South Wales towns.
Fragmented OCR text references political factions and the Democratic party, mentioning a premier and tensions within a nationalist clique. It appears to discuss upcoming actions, shifts, and public reaction to policies, with unclear names and dates. The readable portion signals a political landscape and proposed remedies or strategies.
A Central Queensland experiment led by Mr PR Maran under the Betemiffy and Inde Wal Research Council investigates how pasture and a protein-rich concentrate affect wool growth in Merino lambs. Two groups, one fed concentrate, show higher fleece weight and better overall growth, suggesting protein supplementation boosts productivity in pasture-raised sheep.
An oral tale from Melbourne's Leeney Club luncheon sketches a new era of motherhood. A speaker recounts a New South Wales mother whose child, christened, will be spared work thanks to government support. The mother asserts the child will be supported from birth to old age by pensions.
A historic government report shows Australia’s population at 4,690,190 as of March 1, with 3,280,090 males and 9,200,290 females listed in error. migration shifts and net gains are noted, including a rise of 7,742 in population and a lower annual growth rate than in previous years.
At the Nyngan Health Convention a dry farming anecdote unfolds. Mr Rudkin of the Government Department, a purporting breeder manager, and Miss Byrne exchange wry remarks amid talk of goats and purebred stock, with the crowd reacting to the banter and the event's lighthearted tone.
New Paper making Company Imperial Pulp and Paper Produases Ldi registered at Catena with authorised capital of 13000.00 The objects include acquiring from GL a secret process for making paper from Twagnsne od ether Abee substances and establishing mills plants for manufacture distribution and sale of all kinds of paper products including newsprint and related materials. Also mentions products and raw materials and Canberra Pagescom 4 gar cane as it comes from the toil for crushing Woods Ure at Peppermint Care Fut ald for Coughs and Colds.
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