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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 08, 1901
Page
2
Fragmented OCR lists scattered names and places with unclear events. It references Lagranah and Quernalac, mentions November and a season outcome, and includes numerous misread names such as Manpositio Curnoz and A Murphy, indicating a garbled local sports or event roundup.
Readable fragments mention places such as Portas Fl and Muerte with a long list of names and terms like Forts Bole Barrawany Mora Rotensgm and Pottowing. The passage appears as garbled OCR with no clear event or narrative.
A small market event in Patna district showcases local produce with a focus on peas and prime commodities. Traders discuss pricing and supply amid a bustling opening day.
Obituary notes J C Davison of Sydney and Hobart links to New England gold, with references to his career at The Sydney newspaper. Mentions involvement in publishing progress, family, and the plans surrounding his death and funeral, including his association with the C of I concert project and the Rev. Stevan Val.
A lengthy obituary and public notice record describes a funeral for a Mr. Divadow in Oarwear Anglican service, with a large turnout and floral tributes. The report recounts a related violent incident on Combing Hill involving Mr. Cobb and others, detailing injuries and a hospitalization, ending with tributes to the deceased and mentions of attendees and relatives.
A tense council meeting debates funding for the School of Art and the railway, with Aldermen weighing costs, potential wage impacts, and the Recreation Club's needs. The mayor notes calculations and proposes potential increases or savings, while members demand a clear plan and timetable.
The Babhavat Council invites tenders for road works from Mrow’s Creek to Millthorpe and along Slaw road. Openings show multiple bids with low offers and named bidders such as Openshaw and Alex Mackie Jr. Hence, authorities seek lowest compliant tender for the Mandurund road project.
Fragmentary text describes a winter print featuring historical imagery and a scene at Carer with vision and music figures. Names appear as Mh Kit Bowen Mia McKillon and Bydoey Mint eva Modrole, with references to Falhurn and Tinks baritone. The passage ends noting an opportunity and a cautious warning.
The Progress Committee held its monthly meeting with President in chair and members Thaker Kastonworthy Shaughromay Darwin Jatann and Tmerington present. Minutes and correspondence were read and approved and a new probing meeting date set for the 14th with hopes for strong attendance and ongoing beneficial work for the association.
The Mandurama concert featured a high talent level with children and adults performing. Reverend H H Vale offered thanks to the performers and audience while commending Mrs Beall for organizing the event and guiding the children in song and procession.
A Reading Room committee meeting was held on a Wednesday with chair De Tamthorne and members including WA Bhort and J. Links jr. The minutes note motions on removing iron fittings, library budget, and traffic changes, with formal approvals and acknowledgments recorded by the secretary.
Fragmented ad copy portrays Beigel's Byrup as a universal remedy. It claims relief for dyspepsia, poor appetite, palpitations, nerve pain, kidney pain, and indigestion while emphasizing a mysterious Auckland origin and testimonials. The text reads like a late 19th century patent remedy blurb with dramatic claims and cautions.
Fragmentary report recounts a Saturday gathering with mentions of Bastwick Lagonn and Darina Orval. Partial details reference Seaman Wern Serng, Beat wick, Wilee, and a Perth Coaveoh meeting. Heavy weather and operational notes imply disruptions and ongoing investigations.
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