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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1925
Page
6
A compact note extols tea as a delicious invigorating drink and compares it favorably to water. It praises tea for its energy and refreshing qualities while highlighting its economic advantage as a cheap daily beverage.
Market notes show quiet near month end with slower cattle and hog sales. Potatoes hold firm with some better prices on select grades while cheese and butter markets edge lower. Fruits see limited demand. apples trend in demand and supply balance remains cautious amid weaker overall consumer activity.
A scrambled telegram from Sydney reports a voyage from London via ports with conflicting figures. It mentions 51,000 heatktes of beer and a supposed 8 percent cone duet, with one or two crew members worse for wear. Passengers were described in unclear terms amid garbled names.
The Charity Race Club held its annual meeting with attendance from members and officers including President Mrs Smith and Vice Presidents. Concerns were raised over expenses and governance, with calls to reduce costs, seek patronage, and secure funds for hospital charity work.
Prices current list oddities for Urun L a Volar and other items. References to flour cin gon wheel mulve gath teed chu las oaton may by GW lainet hay barley potatoes onions and more appear with scattered figures and units. The fragmentary entry hints at a 1960s or earlier rural trade listing with varied goods and unclear pricing.
An OCR fragment lists various farm goods and locations with unclear names and dates. The text mentions destinations and items like em ber, Tallaw, and broly Pichkopes, referencing measures and routes without complete context or coherent structure.
W T L Wheatler reports Wednesday cattle sales with limited demand and uneven pricing. Prices for hay cattle and store stock were erratic, with some quality lots selling near last week while longer rainfall dampened demand for consignments. Trades included multiple buyers, prices per head varied, and store cattle showed spring buyers active in the yard.
A jumble of names and tips outlines hurdle race guidance for a group labeled Austroalian Haydla Uneas-Mawss Mi hea. Mentions Mervin Rak Sins Whew Parag Bondoc and Dorrimbke with generic advice. The fragment lacks clear event details or outcomes but signals instruction for competitors.
The stowmer Thirrahent reneled Syaloy tueiss Crows Laster brought Wen Prin Yates chosen by Anstealy House for compos Wek by Ube ASW. Shute Co. Lb. The Woldgeiet explained ill twiy operations mt Gontinen voi In end moyen see. Hindicapped to Lanilty to sentr a skilled labour. About 400 yy Shed Agatralins will now be offered. The cmpany has received a hommes for lyre applies fre die Federal Govertement.
A meeting of party officials discussed irregularities in the ballot process related to the sale of canvases in West Sydney. Returning officers reported results favoring certain candidates while noting that all papers appeared to be in order.
Reports from Gouldacongh Market indicate a light sale of rabbit skins with modest price movement. Traders noted a slight advance in AML pits and a one penny per unit rise in average Dellar value, while overall activity remained uneven.
Fragmented text lists horses and names, referencing Goulburn and Sydney departure. Readable phrases mention Silas Ilowpor and Gay fines with unclear context, suggesting a historical segment about horse movements and individuals connected to the event. The passage lacks coherent details or dates.
An obituary notes the death of an unnamed resident on Friday night in the week of July in Aurel. The deceased was connected with local families and charities, with mentions of relatives and community ties. The fragmentary text preserves a general notice of passing and local affiliation without clear biographical details.
Fragmented OCR outlines a decline in marriages in the state with 15,077 marriages logged. Population data show a lower rate per thousand, with a general drop from the previous year and total spend per 1000 population noted.
A garbled report describes a chaotic scene at an inn where remarks about a wedding, a wife and a potential legal matter surface. The text mentions a judge, a trial, and a “Dayal day” with references to a cake and a bequest, all framed as a puzzling historical fragment.
Reports from Krawarree detail severe sheep losses during the recent downturn with a focus on the mortalities among young ewes and foals. The market turmoil is blamed on drought conditions and feed shortages affecting flock stability.
A garbled notice from the Braidwood Show Society outlines postponed events and extended dates for a fair held at a local venue. It mentions committee decisions and rescheduling, with uncertainties about activities and participant accommodations.
A fragmented report describes Crogkwell Butter Factory facing disruptions as new promises surface. The text mentions factory operations, improved equipment, and changes in management or production, with references to an impending meeting and potential impacts on output and staff.
A fragment describes a city case about limits on bad streets and a patrol or driving on a footpath, with a withdrawn municipal notice and a solicitor explaining a coalition mood. The readable text is unclear and partially garbled.
Annie Tooth was crowned Queen of Eastgrove in a village ceremony attended by most residents. The event honored parents and children for their co operative efforts, with a community dance and formal presentations concluding the day.
A fragmented OCR text lists names such as Holy Conran Stig Baelnariat Mizar and Rev G Muri Soni Gullwan with references to sermon times, Evensong and Sunday School. Mentions of Sunduf Schom, Ald, and a series of initials hint at church events and clergy schedules rather than a coherent news item.
A education week designed for teachers in the Goulburn district will operate in Goulburn on December 18. Attendance is optional but encouraged, with sessions led by Dr Phillips and other educators. The program covers instruction, music, manual work, and practical demonstrations, with groups arranged for later in the season and notices issued early.
Fragmented OCR lists church service times and attendees at Methodist services across Nor ambrick and nearby areas. It names Rev Blot Wekardys and several parishioners with uncertain spellings and partial dates.
A notice announces a quarterly communion at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church after evening service. Rev J Keith Miller will address the topic God's Searching of Us. A congregational reception is planned with a social gathering on Monday night at eight o'clock.
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