22 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 22, 1910
Page
1
A fragmented listing describes various local firms and professionals. It mentions confections, sugar goods, hardware, and trades with names like Hollis & Co and others, highlighting experiences and customer service in a midwestern town.
The first English shipments of our winter goods arrived in Sydney on 4 Suevie and are due in Gonthury any day. The Sule calendar marks 80 days remaining as the period of their transit and trade draws near.
Fragmented OCR item reports a mix of events: a strike leader’s case with fines and imprisonment, a violent incident leaving a woman maimed and a middle aged man dead, political tensions with Liberal candidates and ministerial comments, a Castro plot discovery in Venezuela, South Africa shipping issues, and a funeral for Legtemsn with parliamentary unionists. The piece also mentions a royal health update, a daring train robbery, and notes on Dr. Book’s whereabouts.
Fragmented notes describe a land board gathering with references to GUNNING DISTRICT and Medger Meader. Mentions Labour Party, Deakin, and political tension over policy and appointments amid unclear names and dates. Related names include Deakin and Labour figures, with scattered remarks on elections and consent.
A garbled February calendar page lists events and notes from Jen and Field. It mentions winter plans, a spring season preview, and several dated entries with scattered names and activities. The readable portions reference preparing for the Pointer and other seasonal events, plus a few names like Aldor Libcoverc and others are partially legible.
Disjointed lines mention Hirt, Nogeten, Seamer, and Flinn in a Senate context. The text hints at a hearing with questions, possible votes, and a chamber discussion. Names, places, and actions are garbled, leaving a vague outline of a formal proceeding and its participants.
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