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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
4
A garbled note honors memory and gratitude for a group of leaders and families amid a community bereavement. It references memorial sentiments for Mate, Tosi Haerat Ait and others, urging remembrance and thanks while noting local ties and shared loss.
A garbled page fragment discusses animal welfare and penalties, referencing the R.S.P.C.A. plea and a courtroom or public policy context. It mentions humane concerns, food and water, and the need for safe animal handling, with phrases implying ongoing public debate and enforcement.
A garbled diary style text references Premier Wade, debates over Abe regulation, and political rhetoric. It mentions public reading of an ema in the paper, Str. Wlarer, North Guutburu, and a court appearance. The piece shows confusion, scattered place names, and period political cues without a clear narrative.
A community effort forms around a vacant Slonao Hirvet building repurposed by the Unemployed Association. The site will offer workspace, electrical setup, and social services, with local officials funding renovations and volunteers coordinating vegetable distribution and public access.
A church notice outlines a Pilgrim journey event with biblical readings and community gatherings. It lists a date, time, and venue, inviting members and visitors to participate in prayer, songs, and reflection led by church leaders.
An unreadable OCR fragment shows mentions of farming products and prices, including ham, wheat, mutton, and various unclear items. The text includes names and digits but lacks decipherable context or complete facts.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe postponement to 2 p m tomorrow and reference alpine and Tahinlande water parts, with earth exposure and coast costs. Mentions heavier failure on planned day and general improvement. includes unclear names and dates.
The Goulburn Stock Inspector Frank Forster urges removing travel stock reserves from political reach. He notes twenty years of drainage and argues reserves should be justified now with more sheep. He calls for barriers and cooperation among Pasture Protection Boards to prevent political interference.
Fragmented OCR text about a music event, listing names and phrases such as Taare, Meine, Sty, Ye rorta, Chora, and Sou Swiratel. Details are unclear, but implies a club gathering with fermented gratenury and foray context. No coherent event or lineup discernible.
Report notes a postponed combined race meeting amid a feverish local scene. The article documents community reactions, safety concerns, and references to local figures and groups amid controversy and confusion.
Fragmentary obituary notice records the death of Mrs GW on Tourviay Street with references to family, residence, and local names including Rivenbridga Bre Wome and Grote MY Bay. The text is garbled but indicates a bereavement with surviving daughter and kin in the vicinity.
A gathering at the residence of Miss AT Steele on Auburn Street hosted by Miss Steele and Sir and isfre featured a supper in honor of a high university anniversary. The event included guests from Gulburn City governance and noted a forthcoming opera project.
The article describes St Andrew's events for Sunday including a young candidate gymnasium led by Mtge Lampbelt at Ue Platt, and a cantata held May 20. It notes plans for weekly rehearsals and the anticipation of students awaiting the annual examinations.
A disrupted fare payment case at the railway car yard led to tensions as guards and officials moved a Vale to Gon. Milagan’s servant faced questioned orders amid unclear procedures. Potide Civet issued a directive with limited audible details.
A quiet Saturday wedding joined Miss A. Young and Mr. J. Young at the Blert Methoulst house in Joulturn. The ceremony by Rev. A. W. Parton, followed by a reception at the bride’s home. guests included family, relatives, and the bride’s mother in an elegant dress. The couple plan to reside in Sydney after a brief wedding trip.
A Belfast report notes the first snitting contest winner at Goulburn, with prize details and participants including Myo, B. Cox, and Maryland connections. The event highlighted the cardigan design and exroll presentation as seen in local notes.
Prices listed for various items in Sussex Street and surrounding areas include Polatone Tamamaten at 5/6 and 10 A, cue-OUw aid 1/7, and multiple entries such as 1/8 1/10 and 2/2. The text lists numerous nonsensical or garbled terms, indicating a damaged OCR of market or price listings with several unclear names and figures.
A harsh wintry blast grips the region with heavy snowfall and freezing temperatures. Reports describe widespread frost, thronged indoors, power lines strained, and roads slick as cold winds lash towns from Glaston to Naztaitera, with morning lows near 24.5 degrees and gusts challenging daily routines.
A gubernatorial official attended a ceremony at the War Memorial Hall. The event featured a procession and a display of loyalty symbols, with attendees paying respects to veterans and laying wreaths.
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