07 Dec 1939
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1939
Page
1
A dense OCR fragment shows fat stock demand rising with references to New Year markets, bidders and prices. Names, places, and figures are jumbled but indicate lively trade activity, higher prices, and widespread interest among buyers and sellers.
Readers record a school picnic with many listed participants and winners. The narrative notes weather, community involvement, contributions, and multiple event outcomes across athletics and relays. Named individuals and groups include families, students, and local clubs.
A youth and a girl were injured when a gun exploded at a parking shed on He Hurhes stead. The incident left both in hospital. the youths names and exact location are unclear but authorities pursue details as the case develops.
The readable passages show a garbled broadcast program list with scattered station names and times. It mentions a city, a museum or hall, and various odd phrases, indicating a disrupted OCR of a local listings page with no clear program details or cohesive events.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Polish refugees and wartime exile themes, noting various names and places in a fragmented association. The exact events, dates, and actors are unclear, but the text hints at refugee relief, displacement, and related international responses.
Registration of apple and pear growers keeps many details of the crop and season. A government commission lists the applicants and procedures, with notices of the technical terms and deadlines. The document notes local county involvement and a general call for participants across regions.
Fragmented readable text describes a debate or discussion with names like Hinwol and Virsa appearing in garbled form. It mentions a pet, a shine, and a Hue station. The piece reads as an OCR damaged brief with few clear facts or outcomes.
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