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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 10, 1901
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text mentions stock market activity, dates, places, and numeric data but lacks coherent narrative or identifiable entities. The readable bits reference markets, trades, and times, yet names and specifics are too garbled to extract reliable facts.
Fragmented OCR text shows an Arco area produce market item with scattered names, places, and prices. The readable parts reference Bentons, Dada, and dates, but most details are unclear, producing a hazy brief about a local market event and participants.
An 1830s court scene recounts a disturbance in a bench chamber where Clerk and JP J Lathgaw Cobb clash with Mr Clark over procedure. The magistrate Cobb asserts authority, repairs to the chair, and the court pauses as officers seek a replacement to proceed.
The adjourned council meeting discussed Mr Poole's offer and pathworks near the Post Office. Aldermen Byrmon, Clark, Watson supported measures to notify Mr Waddell and advance the project with government and highway commission coordination.
Court records show Weavenar and Cobb facing charges after hospital incident described by witnesses. Morison’s testimony details throat injury and blood loss while Laskey notes attempted harm. Prisoner Cobb sentenced to three months in Gaol with labor and warning against further attempts.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss calls for actions and land parcels, mentioning a person named Waddell and various places and approvals. The legible items reference next meetings, construction of works, and departmental land decisions, with many garbled terms remaining unreadable.
The mayor chaired a Wednesday meeting in Arte Borough to form and register a Golf Club. Attendees included officers and Mr McKillen who spoke on course practice and rules, with projected links valued around 130 and a 74 pound subscription. Officers listed: Preston, M V K MacTiermut, H King, J Hadih, W Payges, C P MfcKillop, Dr Hawthorne, Widdulph.
A concert at Walda grave on Wednesday night featured Mr Minton and a host of local performers. The program included arias, songs, and recitations with Mr Armstrong, Mr G Hous, and Miss Ryan among the artists. Proceeds supported the new organ fund and local contributors were thanked.
An advertisement touts a new remedy claimed to ease withdrawal symptoms and suggests immediate relief. It notes the product is suitable for both sexes and highlights ease of use and quick results. The text also references specific quantities and a one size fits all approach.
Fragmented text reports a public works project under Mr. ML Cnoaidy with notes about weather, country footing, and employment, mentioning Stimpaon and a Stoke Motel. The garbled passage hints at moving workers and children near Biverton with a focus on a reform or improvement program.
A garbled early text describes individuals named Darwin Banks, J Tanks Jr, and Mr Braybrooky Byram involved in auctions and local events at Blayney. It mentions a road race club honor, a steam mill journey, and a list of local places and people. The passage ends with figures about New South Wales population and a stray financial line.
Reports claim a huge body of rich sulphides near Blayney attracting attention from investors. Some papers estimate pre pasting costs around £4000 to £5000 for the lode while early ore samples on the slide show substantial bullion, though opinions diverge on scope and value.
A garbled procurement note seeks bids for supplying beans and paper goods under a year contract in New South Wales. It mentions a 10,000 guarantee, good faith, and a requirement to quote price for high end Glide App items, with unclear terms and party names due to OCR errors.
A distressed report tells of Aznie Mathai of Prisoe at me Torrees, Pudelegem, Beis, Queensland, seeking medical help amid a brutal struggle with illness. The account traces her years of suffering and her use of a syrup urged by friends to aid healing.
Opr Gwn Correspondent reports farmers plan to cut back stock and reduce numbers this Saturday and daybreak, hoping to ease costs while residents fear bread shortages. Clunley's war Woodatoake incident last Saturday left several drivers detained. few details emerge. Provisional meetings and a push for reform stir local administrators as old alliances shift. A dispute at the Lal Trunks event ends with a stable, guarded outcome and a vow to support community prayers.
A garbled passage references social themes and public demand, mentioning changes in a town, a republic era style sigh, and mentions to labor and order but provides no clear names, dates, places, or events. The readable fragments hint at civic concerns and communal tension without concrete details.
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