11 Apr 1935
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 11, 1935
Page
1
A confusing court transcript reveals a battered wife case where the husband is sentenced to prison. Witnesses describe abuse and threats amid a village setting with local officials, a magistrate, and a police figure. The record notes ongoing concern for the wife’s safety and the legal action against the husband.
A Kansas State College extension study by A Witt evaluates a wheel method for land measurement. The device records revolutions as a wheel travels across fields, promising faster, cheaper acreage estimates than chained methods.
Fragmented text discusses carrot quality and price ideas, mentioning a ton price and harvest prospects. References a Mr A Pion and an agricultural fare, with uncertain details about storage, markets, and timing. Overall, the passage is garbled but centers on produce value and farming conditions.
The article argues electors must assess shifts in party character, contrasting general welfare aims with economy in public administration. It analyzes Labour and non Labour parties, clarifying that the New South Wales Labour Party is a state, trades union based entity, not the Australia wide ALP led by Mr Scullin. It notes the Australian Labour Party requires national reach, and that the NSW Labour party is confined to state affairs with headquarters at the Trades Hall, Sydney.
Gwendolen Beresford, rich and admired, fears a potential invitation from Desmond Hartfield as Aunt Lavinia probes motives at a tea table. Desmond’s abrupt absence sparks Gwen’s resolve to avoid him, while family chatter hints at social games and hidden alliances within the Beresford circle.
Classified ads announce fresh goods and easier lifestyles with promising deals and practical options. Local buyers see household items, tools, and services that simplify daily tasks and enhance comfort. Readers are invited to browse multiple listings for savings and convenience.
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