Forecast to Two Pm With Heavy Rain Expected
Forecast shows a period of heavy rain across the area with misty conditions in the morning. Winds from the north and east are noted, with milder temperatures inland and cooler coastal readings.
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
4
Forecast shows a period of heavy rain across the area with misty conditions in the morning. Winds from the north and east are noted, with milder temperatures inland and cooler coastal readings.
Music critic voices debate over radio use in music appreciation. Sir Thomas Beecham argues radio may dull listening and real engagement, while Dr. Walter Dam provides a contrasting view on the medium’s role in modern performance.
A visionary conductor expands operatic reach beyond seats to vast audiences. He adapts to communities, brings musical taste to schools, and sparks debates on radio and accessibility, praising enduring live material while noting risks of overexposure and plainness.
A garbled report describes a contest titled From Everywhere rating Pratent and the Show Cup. Names like Moylavne Caul and J. Hoclery appear amid muddled phrases about a journey, a crime to the rotting Chance crate, and a seven day melt. The society claimed success and the panelists earned praise. The text is largely incomprehensible.
At a show committee meeting in Goulburn retailers urged government action on a full town holiday while discussing February use of the Show Ground for the 7th Light Horse Regiment camp. Debate touched on concession terms, staffing needs, and potential costs, with strong sentiment for a Saturday work halt to suit the camp and market demands.
The article details a charity effort in Hammontville to aid children. It notes a fundraising drive led by local figures, with plans to allocate proceeds toward welfare and schooling needs. Aiming to engage residents, the initiative seeks broad community support and mentions contributions from several donors.
The obituary notes the death of Mr H Harper formerly of Ulster, aged about 60. He was a member of the Lodge of Freemanons and Loyal Pride of Pulrfield. Survived by wife and several children. The funeral is set for Friday at 240 pm at Rookwood church with attending mourners.
A garbled report describes Colf champions SSHUSUANF and Thirbtas W. Rodger involved in a disputed claim. It mentions oath taking, campaigned names, forged sums of 7 and 8, and individuals like Peter xin and Moarne Boney Brown.
Fragmentary OCR describes a footballer becoming a curate near Slough at Parshume Royal and a parish appointment dated 10 Elachec involving named entities Rex and Johan. The readable text is obscured and uncertain.
In a pro style round at the Yeoman Hockey Carnival, Avedney defeated Qoulbure 1-1 with Crookwell scoring eight. Drannon, Ryuny, Mey Intinh contributed to the tally as Newcantte drew with Wih S100. Final word count due tomorrow.
Officials from Fapan will meet with Japan to discuss increasing imports of dairy and other goods. The discussions aim to ease balance of trade and secure favorable terms for the Fapan economy amid evolving market conditions.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a weekly schedule with a nine am start and a morning run. The readable bits are unclear and contain multiple garbled phrases, making precise details unreliable. The item seems to report a ritual or timed event with a dawn start and sequential phases through the morning.
A garbled transcription describes a show exhibit with photographs of basements and wonders, naming workers including Gruanen Evans and others at the Powper Street site. It mentions a Royal event in Anovths and references advertisements, displays, and possible Sydney connections with staged previews and animations.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a tack in a lung and references names, places, and imagined actions. The text is incoherent but hints at medical discussion and possible remedies without clear facts or a coherent event.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a Moscow farm near Auchueh with garbled terms and unclear names. The text suggests a person connected to a farm setting and a possible passport or action reference, but the meaning is obscured and no clear event or identity emerges.
Mp de Cooper an engineer of Ter alga Dairy Company is removed from post. Mulwareshire Council reports results of the shires conference, with electors approving a Chewanvolds ton decision. J Wilpy of Crone Suhhan contends. M Broadhead of Hungonba faces an appointment. Mrs Pater Maton of Aubur Bhed Bowth to attend 4pm. John OF Gok Hombal returns home, £65. Inmate at the Diatrier Hospital undergoes operation. Sympathies to M M Comlon as she recovers from illness. Mr AM Tally, Mik Gabo sk, and others to visit Button, Gun daroo, and Wungeodore Saturday evening.
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