17 Feb 1939
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 17, 1939
Page
1
The readable text outlines a journey from early sentry art to modern images, mentioning visitors and a focus on the evolution of art. It references a past period of observation and hints at dramatic shifts in visual culture across time.
A fragmented report lists upcoming church services at St Andrew's and related parish events. It records a Sunday gathering, a midweek prayer meeting at the Cathedral, youth and Women’s Union meetings, and priest assignments with several names and locations in a broad, diary like notice.
The Methodist delegation outlines schedule for talks with Abe Rey on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. Participants include North Toulhunn 70 and other local figures at Cowper Street and Merrit Shin.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a union boycott in New Zealand with references to advertising, pamphlets, elections, and agriculture ministry remarks. The garbled content mentions taxes, private homes, and export standards, with uncertain names and dates.
Goulburn Australian Labor Party branch holds a meeting amid calls for action on railway protests. The article notes tensions around railway pricing and a public petition urging national policy shifts, with references to leaders, candidates, and ongoing political maneuvering within local and federal spheres.
Readers get a garbled report of St Marks church and parish activities. It mentions church officers Hector Warren MF Eaunton and others, a Barvovt service, and a Turaben Competition with Wowagin wicky Rallis. Cramped text also references injuries from an accident and weather, with mentions of readings and a cradle scene.
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