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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 01, 1901
Page
2
Fragmented OCR depicts a chaotic market report with mentions of sales downturns, price pressures, and broad activity declines. Names and places are obscured, but the piece hints at wholesale conditions, consumer demand softening, and caution among merchants as the week opens. The text references various figures and vendors in a compressed, unclear layout.
A fragmented note describes stock market activity and price movements with references to commodities and vessels. It mentions la bor planning, mid market trends, and tentative figures for Faisal and Fertod, with indications of daily adjustments and online trading impact.
Readable fragments show a local produce market listing with names and items including potatoes, mashed hay, and various buyers. The garbled OCR mentions Ratiee, Haobey, Laman, Mala, and Boon Wax Baouo among others. Strong entities are unclear due to corruption, but it references a town market setting with potential vendors.
The article reports on Mr Waddell withdrawing his nomination for a Federal House seat in Macquarie amid a heated debate. It notes the district’s political divides, rival tariff positions, and the influence of Sydney figures while highlighting public concerns over industry subsidies and labor impacts.
Fragmented OCR recalls a police report with names like J. Fame and Toran Daae. It mentions an offence and a head injury, plus a list of officials and places including Bees ceri witbend and Beets. The text is garbled but indicates a local crime or public notice event with multiple named individuals and departments.
A hazy report from Aba meee at igeh in Cali trem outlines a special meeting discussion on non payment of entrainment money. Key figures MC UT Burkey Mow Bostuary Lyodharat Lockey Club and Mir YB MacDiermott appear as participants amid confusion over funds and responsibilities.
A meeting of the Carcoar P and 8 P Board drew attendance from Mosare FM O Hopkeine and John Frpin with chairmen named. The board discussed sealing and the chair urged co‑operation with neighboring boards, with a copy of the seal and preliminary council advice referenced.
In a case before Mr Herman P M aid Me, Mrs Harrison sues for 84 turkeys and related payments. Statements describe an agreement with Mr Bhurrison to keep turkeys until Dec 15, a death in July, missed security, and credit stoppage after the husband’s death. Witnesses recalled conversations about securing the turkeys. Verdict returned for defendant with 40 9h conte of witomne.
Local notices describe a Thanksgiving service schedule at Weeleyan Church with greetings and gifts. Mr Waditet plans retirement from his post. a military distribution order may deliver to those lacking harvest provisions. The church was decorated, a choir sang, and the morning sermon was by Mr Trowt-Sord with the evening by the Ker.
Bathurst celebrated with elaborate lighting and decorations at Madhstta Mart tant night. A. Pallarwood designed the displays and the Moanied Rite's Band performed a popular program. Mayor RL Gilmnor announced as a candidate for Bathurst seat. Wheat and mailway activity reported with contingents and transit updates.
Lyndhurst social gathering detailed a Wednesday event with music through the evening. The narrative mentions a painting and remarks on Keenness, mingled with notes on attendees including local figures and the Lyndhurst Hotel host, describing an active night of sociability and informal entertainment.
Water supply project progress report notes mounting tonight as the program administration holds a meeting to review ongoing works and future steps. The update confirms progress milestones and upcoming schedules with local officials and engineers in attendance.
A garbled passage mentions a party and town events, with references to Wilkie and efforts to boost people’s support. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are discernible, but the fragment suggests party activity and calls for improvement in public backing.
The readable text presents a damaged OCR fragment with no clear event names places dates or quotes. It cannot establish a coherent subject or outcome from the fragmentary lines provided.
A new minister, The Mav. J. Brotehie, MA, is to lead the local Presbyterian Church. He will conduct services at Masdurama Garland and Cerone next Sabbath, continuing the church’s marine mission and outreach activities.
Ar Wandell and officials meet with Mayor Gr. Darwin and Aivural to consider a bridge project. They seek a protective water supply and discuss the Briade rota condition. Mr Wadle says he has no intent to stand for the Bedura Huse of Meprosnote tives.
Fragmented OCR note mentions homes, parish Mulgunnia in Georginn county, applications and health notes. Referenced are John Lures and A MauDermott, with a plan for surgery soon. Mentions Haymarket Densch and local managers. details are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a major financing and transfer plan involving a syndicate to acquire control of American steel. The item mentions Pitdargh Hompatend Alleghany City and a purchase price around 235,000,000, with transfer of works and rail holdings to secure proprietary control, plus railway cargo movements and British rail context.
Dr Alexander Hill of Downing College Cambridge warns about a mysterious illness described in a chaotic narrative. The tale mentions feverish symptoms, a Dame Syrup remedy, and references to brigades and quack cures.
A historical notice warns readers about a dangerous at home method used to destroy rabbits. It describes a phosphorus based mixture, its handling risks, and the need for caution during preparation and application. The text outlines steps for mixing, heating, and administering the toxic compound, emphasizing safety and exposure precautions.
A damaged notice informs residents that carbolic acid for disinfection may be saved from misuse upon subscription during the current month. Household heads must ensure proper handling to prevent infection or injury, with penalties under public health law for violations.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions names and phrases but lacks coherent events or identifiers. It appears to reference a person, a date, and a decorative note without clear context or complete sentences. No verifiable actions or outcomes are discernible from the readable portions.
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