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Newspaper
Cowra Free Press
Location
Cowra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text lists names, places, times, and roles such as Methodist church crew, Borgs, and local organizers. The readable items include a few specific names, a Sunday event time, and references to bands or groups, but details are inconsistent and many words are garbled.
Fragmentary OCR snippet shows garbled text with no clear names, places, dates, or events. No coherent facts to summarize into a news item.
Fragmented OCR text shows aliased names and numbers from a local event with multiple participants and scores. It references Matt Wall and Tess Ciwen among others, with scattered timing, places, and evaluative phrases, indicating a chaotic report of results and standings.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event or entities. No specific persons, organizations, places, or dates are readable to summarize into a factual news item.
The Waugoola Shire meeting discusses road construction and maintenance, including proposed closures, bridge work at Cherry Troy Falls, and the laying out of drainage and boundary surveys. Attendees Motions include funding for bridge repairs, road widening, and the removal of unsafe or unused sections, with details on land, property, and labor commitments.
The Wangoole Shire Engineer G Grey resigns after tenure under Lebel Government. Council discusses salary adjustments and anonymous information bureaus for clerk and engineer qualifications. Cr. O Neil opposes salary cut and information audits. motion carries with his lone dissent.
A garbled OCR style passage references various names and places including a Coronation decor mention, a draper, Father Moran, a settler named O Leary, and railways. It reads like a stitched-together local notice or column with uncertain details and broken phrases.
Council discusses road works and crossings in Canowindra and Wangoola areas. Estimates include stone crossing, creek crossing, clearing, gravelling and fencing costs. Reports on land boundary, water rules, and routes to Budgary Crossing. traffic and public works plans debated.
Local council sat Monday evening with Aldermen Faley McDonald Montgomorie Rose Robertson and Suyith present. Motions covered minutes payments footpath repairs Darling Street the Canowindi road Kendall Street improvements and water supply finances with several items referred to committees for report and action.
A council meeting in Barra Shire discussed designating noxious weeds under Section 108 and 8 of the act with April 20 2010 noted. The Contarvace hearing considered declaring what weeds are noxious and options for enforcement while deliberating council rights to enter private land for timber gravel and related resources.
Obscure council notes advocate various public works and land use changes including a pumping station, public paths, street repairs, and subdivision sales. The document lists estimated tasks, dates, and local alignments for Liverpool and surrounding districts with references to roads, footways, and municipal tours.
The Shire Council discusses land valuations amid complaints of overpricing. A letter from Mr Baxgann questions proper procedure and the valuation method. The president replies no record of such claim exists, with similar grievances noted. The writer doubts the system and hints at shifting approach, suggesting possible change soon.
A City Council session addresses tenants of a premises owned by Mr Kouidalleatemt for discharging waste water onto a footpath. Aldermen discuss enforcement, official notices, and the need for sewerage consideration while critiquing current sanitation efforts and responsibilities of the LO.N. and Health Dept. The exchange cites refuse removal, carting, and public health concerns.
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