09 Jan 1936
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 09, 1936
Page
1
Readable fragments describe a stage fright incident during a St George match with mentions of players, names, and a monetary figure. The text is garbled but hints at a game day event, possible injuries, and a sideline incident affecting participants.
An OCR fragment lists names and items related to nominations and local notices. The text appears garbled with partial names, dates, places, and terms like bonds and nominees. It mentions Soper, Akja, Ald, Fra, NB, BHA, MA, and others in unclear context.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Mr Ao Hue and Unie arrived in Goulboea to spend a weekend. References to Roowlmania Corner and Arlaight appear, with scattered mentions of Henry Georne and WYER Chat. The passage contains many garbled names and phrases, rendering a clear event or outcome unreadable.
The Mul carehire Council yesterday approved the Shire and Taralas Local Fund rates for 1998 at the meeting. Valuation figures were examined and confirmed by the valuer with figures including 1.25 and 007 noted for the year, reflecting adjustments in the valuation process.
Readable fragments describe a tennis tournament linked to a church recreation club. Mentions Haven, Gol River, and year location hints. Details are unclear but indicate a local event with matches and community participation. Entities include church, recreation club, and place names.
A Equity Court hearing before Mr Justice Nicholas and trustees reviewed the administration of trusts under the will involving Grand Central Hotel and related parties. The case, filed as an terminating summons, examined trust administration and may affect the hotel’s ongoing management and property interests.
A garbled historical piece references bishops and figures, mentioning Kurstag and Burgaana with scattered phrases about Austria and Holy lands. It hints at religious and academic themes, mixing names and places in a fragmented critique or diary-like note.
In a brief note, mentions of racing events and attendees appear in garbled text, referencing Ascot, Moravan, Ream, Von, and Visita with scattered names and terms. The readable fragments imply a schedule or attendance at a racing event, but specifics remain unclear.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a simple local item with few readable names and no clear event. The readable text hints at a short notice or notice-like snippet without identifiable people or organizations.
Maxia Health Inspector B A Jur On ig repaet reported to Muluaree shire Council that August WW date follows Cane 182 cattle were condemned for disease and contamination. Several oxen heads and arms were found dismembered, with fines and penalties described as part of the enforcement.
Fragmentary OCR text on a golf event with scattered names and places. Unable to extract a coherent report or identify any clear event, person, or outcome from the readable portions. No definite headline or summary facts emerge.
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