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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
2
An unreadable OCR passage hints at a complex scene with scattered names and actions. The text mentions signals of delay and a jury like figure, with references to boats and an agency, but lacks clear events or outcomes.
A note of gratitude expresses appreciation for the Lyon family and the caregivers Dr Hawthorns Dr Tabatha De Murr and De Bachavay for their kindness and support during a time of illness. It acknowledges sympathy and assistance received by Susie Binnare and others in the community.
The message expresses gratitude for affectionate tributes and letters of appreciation received after a recent bereavement. It notes heartfelt thanks to those who offered support, condolences, and kind words during a difficult time.
Fragmented OCR recalls a municipal council discussion about relocating or defining the federal capital area, with mentions of a letter to Mr. Wada rent and references to a prominent figure. The text describes plans, promises, and efforts to advance central valley development, water supply, and infrastructure.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at wartime intrigue with coded phrases and scattered names. Mentions of a committee, secrecy, and unfolding events appear alongside stray references to persons and places, though the text is largely indecipherable and fragmentary.
The minutes describe Alderman Weloon’s sanction in a Montyresi week meeting, with Secretary Darwin proposing a reform, and the committee electing Short as President and Myra Mae Makolg as secretary. They discuss raising funds for subscriptions, future election logistics, and an annual ball with ticket pricing of 7/0 for Sosbin and 8/ for ladies.
The church was crowded as the couple married with a bridal gown, bouquet, and bridesmaids in attendance. Guests included Mr Kaalby Smith and Mr J Miles, with reception and gifts noted, as the families and friends celebrated at the wedding in Sydney markets.
Market range for male clothing and timber sales reported with prices from £3 to £25. A pensioner, Mr Jan Hanni, dies. coroner investigates death linked to decay. Local timber firm Millar and Co expands, two mills near Narromine halt after vast timber dividends. buyers urged for straight selling and speed.
The funeral of John Lyme was held on a Friday afternoon at Woolstick church with large attendance. Local dignitaries and a Turkish ceremony officiated as mourners paid respects in the village, while a civic procession and a reception followed.
An OCR fragment mentions financial quarter details and assistance, but key names, dates, and places are unreadable. The readable bits indicate a financial notice or report about support for helpers or applicants, yet specifics are missing to form a complete card.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a mayor and department actions with unclear names and dates. Readable bits reference a Mayors or City official context and past events, but essential details are obscured.
Fragmentary text references a group or event with unclear names and actions. It mentions a time, location, and possible participation or assignment, but specific details and identities remain unreadable.
The item lists a series of upcoming events and meetings with dates in September including a Sept 2 10 12 sequence and notes about various local happenings. It mentions a Woodstock match and a town match at Blayney with several specific names and places, plus a City Bank reference and obscure incidents. The prose blends schedules with disjointed anecdotes and character names such as Mr C Abrahams and Mr J McGeorge, alongside stray fragmented events and a vague incident involving a horse and reins near an old station.
The fragment lists pupils at Trinity College London’s Theory of Music exam, with names and marks for senior, intermediate, and junior categories. It notes the appointment of Nellie Miller at Pupil Teacher Public School in Galway and references a poachers’ beam event in Dublin last April.
The text describes a long strange event surrounding a stage production titled The Silver King in Arleleat moull, with public doubt about its financial backers and a distorted account of a visit to the Tuatles on February 23. It mentions a refuse and arrest context, a high mast, and an incident involving Mr. Tage, while noting confusion over sources and costs paid by Sian Prast and Ms. Pago.
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An account recalls a long voyage ending in a wreck near Sydney on October 24, 1894. Survivors describe boats, rescue, scarce provisions, and later illness, with patient recounting medical treatments and recovery aided by a medicine named Byrmp. The narrator reflects on days aboard and the ordeal, ending with resumed health after months.
Fragmentary OCR lists various local items including capital sums, mine start dates, new partnerships, farm maintenance, railway appointments, and a proposed gas connection. Mentions Ashburton Bridge and a trip to Trankey with vague references to Cowen niki and popular interest.
A fragmentary OCR snippet appears to list odd phrases and names with no clear event or context. It mentions Peary Mansa and prankSmith 77 Ra Lame and other garbled text offering no coherent report or identifiable news item.
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