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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1924
Page
3
A chaotic OCR list details poultry show awards and names across multiple categories. Winners include Debra, Prothero, Kennedy, and Martin, with various cups and trophies across shows, weather notes, and multiple participants named in a long, interwoven results section.
A fragmented reader comment compares tea quality and value, praising Bushells as a tiny tender leaf with juicier flavor. It notes higher price buys more leaves per pound, implying better value despite costs.
A garbled OCR fragment references a date near May 19 and mentions names and places in a disrupted format. The text hints at a historical item involving a person or group, but legibility is poor and key facts are missing. The readable bits suggest a ceremonial or observed event without a clear outcome.
A fragment discusses headaches backache and neuralgia and mentions eminent nerve specialists. The text hints at remedies and the idea of tonics or toning effects. It references Artic people and a person named Yo gent with exhausted nerves and fatigue.
A historical note describes an organised wool preparation system by Farmers and Graxiera. It highlights modern machinery and scientific handling to improve wool value, with mentions of Sydney warehouses and global reach in wool storage and processing. The text references cooperative aims and the company’s growth through enhanced facilities and procedures.
Fragmented notice lists contract adverts with odd day names and times. It mentions Wednesday Thursday Saturday slots and a Friday ad block with unclear times. Persons and organizations not clearly identified. no concrete events or venues readable.
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