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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
4
The jury in the Farmer murder case at Goulburn Superior Court reports no agreement after hours of deliberation. Foreman reads the panel’s inability to reach a verdict, with jurors dismissed as the judge notes the trial advanced days beyond expected, and the defense and prosecution plan further steps.
Fragmented text shows Brishane wool sales and market commentary with references to Winchewens Lit and Cantinewen. Mentions of Sonic opening review, Kaaid Markel, and Weber Hand with unclear attributions and speculative pricing signals.
The report outlines jury deliberations and courtroom testimony in a murder case. Prosecution by Mr Tian Puller and Arthur Hayes is noted, with evidence from a mother and other witnesses. The jury weighs facts, potential verdicts, and possible death sentence depending on guilty findings.
The defense and prosecution clash over evidence and the judge’s instructions. Witnesses describe a tense scene as the jury weighs whether the defendant is guilty beyond reasonable doubt and whether a penalty applies.
A fragmented notice from Goulburn details firm cattle rates and stock sale plans amid rain and uncertain conditions. The brief references multiple locations, dates, and auction notes, noting rain totals and market activity across several districts without a clear single outcome.
Market notes show steadiness in cattle prices with marginal variation in listed quotations. The column includes mixed figures and stray references to various commodities, prices, and agents, suggesting a paused market with no dramatic shifts and scattered dealer notes.
A garbled market note mentions street price movements and percentages, with references to firms or locales unclear. The readable parts indicate price changes and a quoted figure around 97 percent in some segment, but the text is largely unreadable. No clear entities or events can be securely identified.
In Bowral, a missing person case centered on Jenn Pearse and others as a fruitless search unfolded near a local bank. Investigators pursued multiple leads across Seuary and nearby roads, with no confirmed sighting or breakthrough reported at press time.
Fragmented OCR shows a sales notice with garbled text about rabbitskin, pricing, and timing. Readable bits mention a unit, likely a date or time, and unclear names or places. Details are uncertain due to damage.
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