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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 09, 1934
Page
1
The final payment under the Wheatgrowers Relief Act is fixed at 1/9d per acre. Interim payments will be dispatched if the proper endorsement is received, with the total due and dates indicated for the Wheat Growers program.
Reminders on skeletal weed control note sodium chlorate as an eradication measure. In wheat paddocks with extensive weed establishment, there may be no alternative but to leave the area out of cultivation for four years and follow the phased program to curb spread.
Officials advise treatment of small weed patches to prevent spread. Departmental experiments suggest spraying when weeds are in the early rosette stage and again about five weeks later. A 100 gallon second spray is noted. all leaves must be moistened. A pamphlet on weed control is available from the Department of Aplionlers.
The 1931 NSW report on education for deaf and blind children outlines survey work by Education Department officers and public service staff. It details a planned booklet distribution to inform guardians and authorities, urging reports on unaddressed cases of deaf or blind children lacking proper schooling and locations where early intervention is needed.
Postal notes indicate routine timings and orders for religious services and communications. The text references the United Kingdom, communion, and multiple daily sessions with specific schedules and offerings. It mentions a sequence of Masses and implied charitable or ritual duties tied to a community.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss November weather patterns with references to Inigo Jones and Tharel 5. Mentions track conditions, potential impact on peat passage, and unclear future changes through mid November. Also notes conditions at several points in November and a cryptic line about Rongaiariila and Dube.
fragmentary text provides no clear actors, events, or dates. no person, organization, or location details are readable to form a factual news item or public notice.
About 4000 attendees joined the annual Railway District picnic at Blayboy. Railway workers with wives and families traveled to Bathurst, Caroor, Cowes, Grenfell, Woodatook, Canowindka, and Holmwood. The afternoon featured an active sports program with novelty events, all under fine weather.
A fragmented report lists runners and officials from Bathurst and surrounding areas in a local meeting. Names include Miteball Cald ish employees from Cowra and Bathurst participants such as J. Dapt and M. Isa, with noted events like a 100 yard dash and 100 yard handicap.
A landholder contested report to the Dubbo Pastoral Protection Board on a plague of pests threatening the state. The stock inspector cited apathy among landholders and resistance to poison bait, hindering eradication efforts. The chairmen noted limited progress despite decades of work, with fears of ongoing damage to holdings and community impact.
Disjointed OCR passage mentions state combined properties, disguises, light face with boiling proportion, vague references to goat affinities and precious items. Describes violet reaction when left, ability to absorb expensive food, activity increase with liquids, occasional present turns green near batter, magnetic properties and a weeks ly paper for Austral.
A lengthy critique of Australian writing notes the new air mail routes via Karachi and Delhi to Fremantle as part of the Australia Singapore air service. The November issue of The Australian Journal defends the magazine against charges of coastal or rural stereotyping and praises a school of authors including William Hatfield, Myra Morris, Bernard Cronin, and Rex Grayson.
A fragmented report notes a party from New South Water farm tour to observe agricultural practices and equipment. The piece hints at a planned visit spanning several days with discussions of crops, livestock, and rural industry, mentioning Byker and related regional partners.
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