15 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1937
Page
1
James L Garvey, solicitor, operates from the Ahalwood office next to the National Theatre. Customers are directed to call the listed phone number for inquiries and services.
Fragmentary lines call for steadfast resistance against wrongs and a hopeful future. The text invokes collective action and the promise of good deeds, ending with a stylized date reference PESDAY JUNE VI.
The writer condemns public borrowing and state finance citing Australasian debt growth, weekly service charges, and political maneuvering. He argues for tax reform and elimination of centralized debt funding, calling for accountability and a shift toward private credit and balanced budgets.
A court ruling holds that a wooden leg does not disqualify a man from operating an automobile. The decision addresses mobility and safety concerns arising from his artificial limb and the broader implications for drivers with prosthetics.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a price change and references several numbers and names. Core readable facts center on a price increase and related identifiers, with unclear context due to garbled text. The readable proper nouns suggest local terms or entities, but specifics are obscured.
Fragmented OCR item notes a speaker at Highcate claiming misunderstanding about commissions or payments for driving tasks. The garbled lines include references to two commissions and driving back, with unclear context or attribution. The piece appears as a brief, uncertain quote from a local page segment.
An advisory note warns pedestrians and motorists about tram line danger near corners. The notice highlights crossings where people frequently cross carelessly and urges caution especially for mail carriers and workers in the area.
A fragmented exchange shows a traffic officer addressing a taxpayer who asserts he pays the officer’s salary. The dialogue hints at perceived tension over enforcement and public service duties.
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