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Fragmentary OCR yields names and numbers with poor legibility. Readable items include scattered references to people and dates but without coherent events or context to form a complete news item.
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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 18, 1901
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR yields names and numbers with poor legibility. Readable items include scattered references to people and dates but without coherent events or context to form a complete news item.
Fragmentary OCR text. Readable portions show repeated phrases and jumbled names. No clear event, dates, or entities to identify a specific news item or outcome for a concise summary.
Weather bulletin fragment from Carcuar area shows distorted date and temperature figures with unreadable names and values. The readable bits indicate a forecast or report with highs around mids and lows in the sixties to mid eighties, but the OCR is garbled and specific details are missing.
A late 19th century column laments rising duties and tariff rhetoric affecting working people. It critiques merchants who pass costs to customers and defends workers demands for fair wages. The piece also notes discussions around an Eight Hour Day and government concessions amid federation-era politics.
A disrupted report from a local court details a man plotting to purchase poison for a boy and the delayed revision court hearing. Constable Growengye explains the suspect intended to obtain a bottle at a shop and bring it home, triggering investigation and a postponement of proceedings.
The fortnightly council meeting chaired by the Mayor saw Aldermen Dareington Lacks Watson and others review past payments to W. Thompson contractor and a clerk’s remarks on repairs to Toshway Street. Remarks on sanitary pen provision and footpath work highlighted attendee questions and allocations.
The article reports on a billiards event at Silcol of Atta with players vying for a trophy. It lists match results, notable performances, and names such as L. Biddulph and M. Watson, along with various participants and scores. Officials including the Mayor and Alderman are mentioned in relation to questions and proceedings surrounding the event.
A garbled OCR fragment references a person named Pabloetio and a show or company plan. It mentions a bearer or bear story and a Saturday event on a date implied as 18, with a plan to play in a Caroome division and a public notice tone. The readable names and specifics are unclear.
The Twmaie Club hosted a Juvenile Ball with a large turnout despite rough entry by some attendees. Key figures include Idan Makeix Migranil Pratt Lipscomb W H Short and MaKillop, while planning notes praise new and artistic hall decorations and a supper room display. police were called to maintain order amid crowding.
Jessie McKillop and Mine McKillop lead a local concert at Woodatoak with Mina Whyte and others, featuring J. A. Linkt of Garcour and guest performance by Canowindra. The shown program includes songs and eulogies, with a Saturday night bout expected across nearby towns including Oxcarver on Sorombor eve.
The Jockey Club postponed voting at a meeting in which members debated whether to support a fundraiser for the School of Arts. The secretary and committee supported one proposal, opposing the Jockey Club and planning future actions.
Sporting note lists provisional acceptances for the Unallield Cup with Our Aovit's tip Grasepan or Wakeful in first place. Lucknow and Flaggehip follow, forming the early lineup for the event.
A testimonial touts Vitadatio as curing a 20 year constipation and liver complaint. The letter from WH Bath of Bath, and VA Palmer of Sydney, describes relief after taking multiple bottles and urges others to try the remedy in hopes of regaining health and work capacity.
A distressed woman describes severe stomach pains and weakness from pregnancy likely, and credits Beigel's Syrup with restoring health. She recounts enduring agony, near collapse, and eventual recovery enabling her to resume work and support her husband and family. The speaker notes long residence in the district and a call for recognition of Beigel's Syrup's aid.
In Manourama readers express frustration over recent publication and a lack of thorough understanding of the Constitution. A cricket gathering on Monday 14th and trophy remarks highlight local club activities, player selections, and plans for practice and upcoming matches against Boral Tarde.
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