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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 08, 1937
Page
2
An unclear report notes an event at Stow Ground involving Brady Jat, Secretary to Frances, with mentions of 28 obtainments and a heading from Combing shee Wis Hattoate Feadigg. The legible fragments imply a formal notice or record but lack coherent details for a precise outcome.
The Carcoar Pastures Protection Board issues a notice to landowners within the district to destroy grasshoppers by October 9 1937 under the Noxious Insects Act. It requests info on area affected, density of infestations and current grasshopper control methods. It explains poisoning with prescribed spray and copies of the formula available at the board office in Carcoar.
Fragmentary notes describe wartime hardships and daily routines of individuals such as Mrs Kerrier and Mrs Welsh, with mentions of bank managers, local offices, and living conditions. The text references attending to tasks at the capital, wartime labor, and social roles within a community facing disruption.
Fragmentary readable text mentions locations and names with unclear meaning. Reads like a garbled street or public notice with dates and places but key facts remain obscured and incomprehensible.
An OCR garble lists partial names and phrases without clear context. The readable bits mention dates like Friday October and scattered proper nouns, but the overall meaning remains unclear. The fragment resembles a damaged page segment with mixed uppercase tokens and incomplete event references.
The inspector details a hearing on a stork related matter and outlines rabbit control work across holdings including Canowindra Woodstock Mandutarm and nearby districts. It notes wire netting requirements for rabbit protection, property witnesses, and the completion of a public works project at a cemetery site to curb undergrowth and rabbit infestation.
Fragmented text describes polling day at a Presbyterian hall and local notices about shows and auctions. Mentions Mer Balcomb theft, neighbors, and a public event at Woodstoc Manorial with bids and a secretary contact. Contains garbled place names and dates, but preserves names like Mer Balcomb and G. Garky.
A garbled notice outlines a forthcoming annual Biow event next Wednesday at 13h with planning details. It lists participants, venues, timings for arrivals, an Excallon event, and a formal dinner with tickets and notable attendees identified by initials and titles.
The report outlines stockyard entries and prices for sheep cattle and wool with figures in pounds shillings and pence, followed by a local obituary note and a storefront fire incident near Adelaide Street Blayton. It mentions a husband’s death after a year and a late night fire extinguished by a nearby occupant.
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