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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 15, 1935
Page
2
A damaged local notice describes town actions to clear land near a cemetery committee area. It warns of bushfire risk and urges caution while authorities plan work and access to the site. Residents are urged to support safe preparation before upcoming deadlines.
The page reports on community events and concerns including town affairs, hospital meeting notes, council discussions on a dangerous bend, and obituaries. It notes Mr BD McKuwan’s improved condition after illness, the fat cattle and sheep market outlook, and local gatherings such as the Presbyterian presbytery meeting and a council session.
A large turnout bid farewell Tuesday evening to Mr. and Mrs. G. Manning and family as they leave their home. Mayors and church leaders praised 41 years of loyal service, with many exhibits and remarks highlighting Manning’s political and church work. The event featured speeches, musical interludes, and expressions of gratitude, ending with best wishes for future happiness.
A brief item describes a Friday night gathering organized by Rowland's and local associations at Cominitian's disposal with music by Templamen's orchestra and portable barn facilities. About 200 people attended with proceeds supporting a Church of England fund. another similar event may occur soon if arrangements allow.
The text records a jumbled list of payments and goods with uncertain names and figures. It mentions dates or markers like 804d and 10 50d, references to water, spring, and damage, and a month of activity. Names and places are unclear, making precise interpretation difficult.
A Lyndhurst Shire meeting stalled as councillors argued over flood water management beneath the surface and a plan to fund or alter works. Questions arose about who should authorize the Minia Aer project, with safety concerns and calls for urgency.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled request about funds and a grant before Christmas, with undefined names and places, making a clear news item impossible to determine.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a person described in uncertain terms and references weathered items. No clear names, places, dates, or events are readable, preventing full reconstruction of the incident or context.
A fragment notes a Feiowa family from Va based with ties to a mysterious train and a neck shake incident, hinting at a broader local intrigue. Readable lines mention Rahe Feiowa and a possible involvement of Wat rng Stesae.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Catholic bazaar with unclear wording about wine and Orient themes. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to establish a complete item.
The readable text hints at a local celebration or event with named individuals and dates, mentioning a person named Bette and a celebration in a specific area. The fragmentary lines suggest a community notice or brief about an occasion and participants.
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