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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 23, 1932
Page
4
The Canowindra Moratorium matter featured inquiry into farm sales and land values. Testimony covered price per acre, current valuations, and mortgage arrangements, with witnesses detailing land quality lucerne and grazing potential, and expert opinions on reasonable prices and future productivity.
A contested property case involves Mr Sharpe and Mr Campbell over the Dreamt Emperty mortgage. Witnesses discuss second mortgage terms, reserve price, and proposed sale conditions with court directives for independent valuations. Participants seek to withdraw consent to pending application and request legal due diligence and fair appraisal before any sale.
Wool displays at the Cowra Show demonstrated the district’s strong merino craft with notable entries. The premier exhibit weighed 20 pounds and earned top value, while other class winners showed skilled preparation and craft. The event emphasized quality fleece, with judges noting the competitive attire and high standard across entries despite a small field.
An early report discusses a new road making invention by an unnamed inventor. It describes a process blending oil with road materials to create a durable, self-sustaining surface that hardens upon heating. The article notes uncertainty about maintenance, patent status, and potential adoption versus Macadam standards, with early trials in Australia.
A reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of anyone damaging wire and interfering with property in the Sunny Rider area. The note mentions J. Fagan and a judge Mr Whitfielding from Winghcombe Garson Lid, who comment on wool show results and future turnout.
Reward of 180 will be paid to the parson for information leading to the conviction of Kayo for stealing sheep from Coombing Park. Reward of 680 will be paid for information leading to conviction of anyone tampering with flood gates or water mains at Combing Park.
Public Health Department Perth WA warns about burns and scalds risks from hot liquids and surfaces. Guidance covers immediate cooling with lukewarm water, removing clothing, protecting the burn with clean coverings, and seeking medical help for severe or extensive injuries.
The article notes that nearly half the world’s wool and over two thirds of wool entering world trade come from major producers. It highlights Britain, Australia, South Africa, and New Zealand as dominant sources, with broad historical context on supply and stock trends amid fluctuating production.
An unreadable snippet discusses a soda and color, with unclear references to tasting and water. The fragment mentions a drink or potion aspect and a stray question about retention of color. Overall, content is garbled and lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
In Canowindra Police Court before the bench, Johe Meney and others faced charges from the Moor Trial on the land of AUC Mat. A verdict of guilty was entered. The case involved a fight with injuries including an eye wound, with remarks on football as a factor. Debts Court actions followed, detailing Blayney butcher Clarke and Woodelok butcher Clarke, with verdicts and weekly indeterminate payments. Barina, Walter Canowindra, sued Togatly for goods supplied and delivered, resulting in a £3 10s 9d award plus costs.
The Soviet government authorizes women to work underground despite bans in the Labour Code. The Donbas region notes women, termed stock women, trimmers and haulage workers, have begun in the coal face with several distinctions awarded. Authorities claim tougher male labor response, claiming 10 000 more workers since 1991 could be employed, with output in Donets mines rising to a peak not seen since 1930.
Peter Loughlin gives a controversial musing on democratic government and parliamentary reform. The text shifts to a Cowra Armidale wedding at St Raphael's Church with Alma Dathwrinn lgar and William Michael Stanley Crough, the bride's Reid's Flat family, and a reception at the Imperial Hotel with Phyllis Andrews and Carl Whitty.
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