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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1925
Page
2
A lecture extols universal suffrage while challenging mass ignorance. It argues that while minds may vary, electoral outcomes hinge on educated voters. The speaker warns against demagoguery, cites intelligence tests, and urges nationwide civic education to sustain democratic government.
The wedding of Miss Dororthy Brown and Mr. Noble Saunders united in Petersham with a silver beaded gown, apricot crepe de chine frock, and bouquets of pink carnations and sweet peas. Guests included Mrs. Joyce Jackson and Mr. Arthur Cook. The couple left for a honeymoon at Willaca.
The text reports a marriage between Miss Margar et Dilton daughter of Mr Archie Hamilton of the Ter Way Department Cowlburn and Mr Jones Ivson, with a best man Mr Aredia Hamlin. After the ceremony the couple left for Sydney Crom and will reside in Sydney.
Mr A Tenn Barta offers to the Casula Casket Art Vole of Batarday a plan to secure funding. The hospital would receive about £1300 including subsidies once all accounts are settled and the tether is secured.
The Main Roads Board visited Dealbirn over the weekend to inspect works initiated by the Mal wares Shire Council. Engineers proceeded with site views, promising further action and early reports, while community figures noted substantial spending and anticipated state supervision of ongoing tasks along the municipal boundary to Kenmore.
A local notice indicates events at the land authorities center with two evening sessions this week. It mentions Thursday and Monday nights for nonfund aid and potential away arrangements, referencing ongoing civic matters and community access.
An afternoon weather style wire story reports custody granted to Mrs. Wool over her children amid cloudy conditions in southern Wistrieta. The fragment mentions Mrs Wood and a Sir Googe Fro KACLG with a reference to a Hughes or British officer, but details are garbled.
A fragmented report describes a meeting of sailors or seamen with discordant remarks and unclear aims. It references an interview and intermittent commentary about actions and roles, noting talk of a cycle and editorial changes amid confusion.
Fire at the People’s Palace started after an alleged drunk man caused a disturbance in Pitt Street. Police arrived soon after, but a quick search found no trace of the intruders as witnesses described a scene of disorder and escape attempts.
Mrs W H Wood obtained a decree absolute dissolving marriage from William Herbert Wreak. Details of property division not fully clear in readable text. The case names Mrs Wood and William Wreak appear with references to prior separation and court action.
A garbled report notes a movement remaining active amid an Inverell meeting with Northern and North Western delegates represented. It mentions government roles, potential reform, and continued pressure on federal authorities over evolving industrial and regional issues.
A railway man named Joho Vnater was fatally struck crossing the line at Peter yards this morning. He fell under a moving train and died before aid could reach him.
A report indicates Toohey is not suspected of foul play in connection with a recent mishap. Officials state Toai and Hugi at Canterbury Bark performed as expected during the incident.
Fragmentary report notes scattered rain across the southern tablelands and southwest slopes with light showers. Weather text mentions a herd and banked elements, but details are unclear and names are garbled.
A quirky public notice from Monday hints at a forthcoming spectacle visible from homes by 19h. The report mentions moving pawns and a comical Chel Whe O28, suggesting an upcoming galvineo event amid uncertain phrasing.
Reports from Berlin indicate a broad evacuation of the Ruhr region as Allied forces pull back. The action covers major centers including Düsseldorf and Duisburg as authorities seek to consolidate lines amid shifting fronts and civilian displacements.
A London agency report notes dried fruit sales, listing varieties and quantities with prices per weight and total values. The text mentions sultanas and other items and cites a total value around £228 for the batch.
An area commissioner conducted an extensive tour of the south western parts of the district. He departed Gwalhorn for Junee on Sunday with Engineer E. G. Detcher and supervisor W. Nelmuea accompanying. The party planned further stops and meetings in the region, including visits to Cue and Ceuliarn.
The eucalyptus industry in the district reports booming activity. In Braidwood more oil is being distilled than at any previous time, aided by favorable weather and expanding harvests.
An Australian Ski Club party plans a challenging ascent from Kiandra toward Mount Gangerten. Led by Dr Setilik, the group will traverse high alpine terrain beyond Kiandra, aiming to map routes and test winter travel techniques across the Snowy region in the new season.
In the Gewllurn Courthouse the morning session saw Mr Williams granted a hawker’s license to John Melvoy. The Salvation Army and a wilt show will be held at the Citadel on Thursday night. Major Harewood will preside over an excellent program.
A mystery poisoning at the Gray residence on Boxers Creek Road left Richard Luke dead after a bitter taste in tea revealed white crystals resembling strychnine. Police suspect an attempt on the Gray family, as post mortem and chemical tests are sent to authorities for analysis.
A Minnesota of great interest to farmers will be held in the Town Mall tomorrow afternoon. Dr Brady, Mr A Rows, and Mr A J Giehtie d will speak on Brook Clover and help prevention. The lectures are given under the auspices of the Stock Olsennen Laboratory.
Ambiguous local notice reports a hospital ball at Goulburn Hospital hall with proposed Angi V2 and Ed Death ponies. experts believe the event will benefit hospital services and community support as plans near completion.
An August 4, 2914 reflection notes Britain’s WWI victory over Germany and the mixed national moods in France and Germany. It recalls decades of carnage, the toll on liberty, and calls for tolerance, social progress, and renewed will for peace as the war’s anniversary prompts sober contemplation and hope for stability.
Fragments show a debate about state funding and curriculum for high schools, mentioning religious figures and education topics. The readable text includes garbled phrases about teaching and opinions on schooling and religious influence.
A fragmented report notes several American sailors deserting under unclear circumstances. The passage mentions water patrols, attempts to identify deserters, and incomplete records of those who left their posts, with no clear outcome recorded.
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