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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 08, 1931
Page
2
The Grazier's Association held its local branch meeting at Kailsey Institute Blaynag Saturday with Me Kid Fagan presiding The meeting addressed delegate selection from the recent Sidbay gathering and noted strong interest in Wyrlon institutions.
The report notes favorable seasonal conditions and ample rainfall boosting wood growth. Despite some budget issues and uncertain markets, the outlook remains positive for timber, with Apel highlighting steady demand and good supply prospects for the near term.
The conference heard reports of cyanide abuse in the pastoral sector and urged local graziers to cooperate with police. Mr T H Rowlands and another council member received thanks for addressing key questions. A unanimous resolution called on graziers to report suspicious activities to aid convictions.
Mr Wy Allen general secretary of the Grasserw Association asserts that in cases where an implied veil or walletting haw Gen has made and the Commissioner or Deputy-Commander confirms the tax may have some reasonable grounds for the claimant.
District News from OVE Volrenpon Neville reports on a Mayday program for Mrs Grambie and others, a convalescent lineup, and a church fundraiser. The piece mentions readings by pupils, a Wednesday travel show, and community appeals. Focus remains on local school and church activities with updates on Mr Callen’s improving condition.
A jumbled report recalls a Sunday football clash with Blayy and Sener visitor Lyynilbinet, Blayney and Leondhare stars, and mentions Linardy, Woolatoek, and Lepuihurne-Rontge scoring spans. Amid scattered names, the piece notes Camp play, rosters, and upcoming games, including a Beaver County matchup and references to several players and officials.
Fragmented OCR text details a local centre gathering with mentions of participants Amy Ayrtan Mus, Cobley at Cabwowarnnms, Was furnitnin 346, Hin latter, Viiany 68. Names appear: Mr and Mrs WW Tasibie Ange, Mr Re Pout Mtrae Mire Hunton Me, AH Gear Moyne, Bathurst conference, Yoder, and other visitors.
The article reports a chaotic Open Column scene with names like Olhreniata and Taal amid a heated dispute. It notes mentions of figures including Mr Lavoie and Jersey figures, with accusations of calumny and political manipulation during a tense debate. The piece reads as a dense OCR fragment of a broader scandal.
Fragmented OCR text references a Goole park shoot and a memorial trip in October. Mentions vague rally and possible event in preface with unclear names. Lacks coherent details, participants, dates, or outcomes.
A Wednesday event at Sears Park Golf Club enjoyed favorable weather and strong attendance from visiting clubs Blayney Millthorpe and Pretty Plain. Mixed Canadian foursomes produced a win for Miss Hu and Mr Hu as Vice-President A J Quinlin welcomed guests while the absent President and site host were noted.
The report surveys wool trade mood with mention of buyers heading to Canberra and a crowd of industry figures amid unsettled prices. It notes attitudes of Australian sheep producers, market signals from Europe and America, and forecasts for futures as supply and demand shift, with references to prices, exports, and policy impacts.
The Chronicle reports a heated, nonpartisan contest where Loughlin and Tang vie for a seat amid party pressure. The editor notes Tang’s ally Martin seeks victory to shape government, while Loughlin shifts to appeal beyond party lines.
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