25 Apr 1939
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 25, 1939
Page
1
A distorted historical notice references a site on Nal in Street and a 5 o clock schedule with unclear names. It mentions a forture, a planned action, and potential stops but lacks readable dates or solid entities. The readable bits point to a construction or relocation notice in a local district.
An extended piece reflects on Anzac Day amid the shadow of conflict. It names veterans and church services, mentions commemoration events, and surveys public sentiment about war and peace through personal recollections and national memory.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a protest or meeting with references to Wis, Australia, and various places and individuals. The readable portions describe a crowd gathering, actions by participants, and mentions of banners, speeches, and outcomes, but no coherent events or dates emerge from the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR text reports multiple gunfire deaths involving several named individuals and possible associates. The garbled language impedes clear attribution of victims, locations, and motive, but indicates a fatal shooting event with at least three victims and several referenced names.
Reginald Mudd pleaded guilty yesterday in Goulburn Police Court to stealing 16 pounds of potatoes valued at four shillings, the property of Erle Lynn Dutt at Tarlo. The case noted the accused was a stranger to Goulburn and claimed he had no knowledge of the fence or paddock from which the produce came, with testimony about a paddock near a bridge and a nearby paddock later identified. The magistrate ordered Dutt to pay costs and adjourned for further proceedings.
A court case in Vallee Court heard a defendant angrily respond to charges about adulterated goods. Documents show a lab analysis found salt in water and questionable contents while the defendant argued about the timing and responsibility. The record notes fines assessed to the defendant and another party for similar charges as the exchange escalated.
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