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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1935
Page
4
The fragment cites Christian rhetoric condemning witchcraft and mesmerism, referencing biblical passages about wickedness and safeguarding households. It mentions a publication by Mary Haker Madly and urges vigilance against thieves and murderers.
Sydney readers report at the P P Board conference debate over a proposed state bonus on crows. Mr J F Allen Belews backs a levy to benefit farmers while Alley of Braidwood argues crows aid stock owners by reducing pests. The assembly passes an amendment to leave bonus payments to individuals after discussion.
Garbled report describes a late night shop window theft where a person seized a valuable item and fled by car. Two alleged accomplices in a separate confrontation at Newhown faced police scrutiny but fled before officers could intervene.
Lloyd Olwen. a promising junior, won the Coul Horn Railway Ambulance Rifle Club monthly shoot on Saturday afternoon with 47 of 50. A cold breeze affected conditions but scores ranged high with many shooters posting 40s and 40s plus. The next shoot will be held on Saturday.
A fragmented report notes that the new measures proposed by a Swiss political group failed to gain approval. Observers describe a divided field with limited support for radical reforms, leaving current policies intact.
Arthur Kenwood observes a crowd gathering as a seaplane lands at Westport Harbour. Kenwood, a wealthy but feared figure, is thrust into attention by local chatter about Perricorde and Kennell while Barbara and Perricorde advance their hidden plans.
A garbled OCR passage references figures like Arthur Kea and Par Hoea, with scattered phrases about justice, politics, and tragedy. The text is fragmentary, lacks coherent events, dates, or clear entities to summarize into a definite news item.
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