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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 14, 1926
Page
1
The readable text assembles a jumble of names, places, dates, and actions including references to battles, ships, and tributes. It mentions individuals such as Susie, Katy, Lyssa, and Captain, with scattered place names like Utah, Japan, Ash field, Veseracum, and references to wartime bringers of tribute and epitaphs.
A fragmented item notes a public matter at MM Maney with mentions of BAS Huteh Asad and an unspecified group. The readable text hints at a local civic context, but details and actions remain unclear.
A fragmentary item notes horses in a race with mentions of Aly, Massachusetts, and Washington. The readable text documents a tie or close finish involving these locations. Additional context is unavailable in the legible portion.
The obituary sketches John Scott, longtime resident of Neville and Biayuey, with ties to Cowra and Warwick. He lived on the Laoldan river near Waiewiek and worked daily until age and health prompted hospital care. Survived by daughters and a son, he was mourned by many across Cowra Maytey Parl and Parkes.
The readable parts reference a meeting or event at a hotel with a specific date and time in May, including names and addresses in Sydney. Details are garbled but suggest a public notice about a bid or competition with locations such as George Street and venues like Commercial Hotel.
A drunken driver ran a car through Habb's Corner injuring a bystander and scattering chaos. He was arrested after a short pursuit as the crowds alerted police. The owner claimed repairs would be arranged, and a bystander noted the incident led to a court appearance and a 25 penalty.
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