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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 29, 1925
Page
4
A bustling business notice outlines Mangini's plan to open a new cafe on State Street, signaling a significant local commercial change. The announcement mentions naming and branding details and hints at timing for the venue’s opening and potential community impact.
Summary of employer reporting for workers compensation including claim handling, forms, and timelines. Pages reference forms 40 and 126 and outline responsibilities for employers and insurers, with process steps and compliance notes.
Fragmented OCR shows a sprawling sports page with names, teams, venues, and multiple events. References to Cricketers, players, and locations appear amid garbled phrases and partial scores, indicating a roundup of cricket news and society notes from a Christmas edition.
A garbled OCR passage discusses revolutionary activity, state suppression, and legal actions in Russia. It mentions authorities, workers, and movements, with references to trials, confiscation, and threats against overthrowing government structures and agencies.
A fragmented notice reports a charity event titled Charity Social on Davice night with unclear details about venue Avvai Mall and timing. The readable portions mention fundraising and local involvement but lack a coherent schedule or participants.
Fragmentary OCR yields a chaotic note about a railway smash and calls for aid to wages. Mentions a person or group related to a railway incident and a demand for support, with unclear local context and names lost in transcription.
The notice outlines telegraphic rate details and word limits for messages. It specifies destinations such as New York and Hanover and mentions charges per word, weekend rates, and limitations on additional wording.
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