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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
2
The fragment describes stock sales at an auction yard with references to bidders, primes, and prices. It mentions wagons, yard operations, and various bids including a notable prime and a price listing for a cow. The text is garbled but indicates market activity and pricing at a livestock sale.
A fragmented report quotes Matt Charlton, longtime Labour supporter and former leader of the Labour party in the Federal House, predicting Labour's near-term results. The piece notes Labour's desire to clear a path and the party's movement-driven urgency amid uncertain figures.
A long critique questions the Lang party’s leadership and aims in New South Wales and Western Australia. It argues the Lang faction misuses Labour rhetoric for personal gain, calling for return to true Labour unity and broader support for workers and widows.
The death of Mr Falun Hale of Hsromte occurred yesterday morning at the Oe Trak svapy Ais Avie. He leaves a widow and several children and was a longtime resident known for community work. Surviving relatives include three sons and a daughter, with services held at the Phue of Boxhead Community. Interment followed.
Mr George Clark of the town died recently leaving his widow, Mrs Clark, and a missing obituary line. The notice mentions the Clark family and the local department store in the city, with no clear dates or precise details available in the readable fragments.
Market prices at Sussex Street show varied rates with several items listed. Names and figures appear to detail weekly quotings and trades, but the legibility is limited and many entries are fragmented.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and event, lacking concrete details. The readable bits suggest a reconstruction era championship claim but the source is too garbled to identify participants, organizations, or outcome.
Sydney Thao Ab Vie Pemrral and Alexander Manning faced remand on forgery charges. The magistrate heard claims of alleged cheque tampering and noted an adjournment for further inquiry. A district official reported that bail amounting to £80 was granted.
Fragmentary text mentions a political meeting in Towson near Mienard by Lang, Blais, and J M Tully with Towson residents present. The garbled report references unrest, a stormy scene, and labor party commentary, but few concrete details remain identifiable.
A disputed meeting at a hill site saw rival factions, including Sanlaverns and Tilly, clashing as gatherings ended in disorder. After Carter mediated, security restored order and participants dispersed to the south.
A man, Jon Overs Caraber, 41, died when his car capsized on Waverley Parade in West Brunswick. He was reportedly alone in the vehicle when it overturned after veering off the road. Police and emergency services attended. the driver died at the scene.
A dense, fragmented report surveys political mobilization among rural workers, with frequent references to figures such as Stalin era figures and local governors. It notes ongoing shifts in leadership and public actions across regions, including mentions of labor cadres, parties, and governance.
A damaged fragment describes a debate over debentures and wage controls, noting employer and railway employee impacts. It references currency value, hoarding of notes, and concerns about employment, savings, and public confidence amid a broader economic crisis. Names and places are obscured in the OCR.
Readable fragments describe mortgage details and colonial treasuries, mentioning a plan within veto days. The text references taxation, colonial authorities, and a proposed 10 ally plan at veneraniy with parties and individuals unnamed.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions names, dates, places, and figures in a crowded local notice. The legible bits reference scheduling, residents, and a public action but lack coherent detail.
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