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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1929
Page
3
The OCR text compiles a dense shopping ledger and market notes listing items, prices, dates, and agents across multiple vendors. It references potatoes, meat, produce, clothing, and household goods with varied currencies and out-of-context names, indicating a historical pricing roundup and catalog-like notice.
Fragmentary OCR of a Sussex Street prices list shows multiple illegible entries with numbers and dates, including Victorian items and various price figures. The legible parts indicate communication errors and inconsistent formatting, preventing a clear sale or market summary.
An unclear fragment mentions Canberra electricity and a name likely misread as Burenjuck. The garbled text references water or dam context and suggests another name such as Aron or Syed without coherent details or dates.
Fragmented text shows agricultural market notes with references to sheep pricing and local traders. Mentions of Wheatley, Henvey, and general market conditions imply shifting demand and supply. Political or wartime context appears unclear, but farm pricing remains the central motif.
The Sydney wool market opened with firm demand despite mixed signals from Europe and Asia. Buyers from Australia and Germany competed for fine lengths while Japanese buyers appeared more cautious, keeping prices stable as producers reported solid quotations and steady volumes.
Fragmentary readable lines describe a motor transport event with names and places obscured. The text mentions Vesey, Wednesday, valley, files, and a list of unclear persons and actions. No clear outcome or dates emerge from the legible portions.
An OCR fragment references a closing order affecting Sydney slaughterhouses and mentions Agaivut, Hiawatha, and Canine with unclear dates, venues, or actions. The readable bits imply a regulatory action or inquiry, but details are fragmented and not reconstructible into a clear event.
Fragmented OCR text describes trains, a gunner, a broken due to Hunstonmers, and a final draw involving Tighead. Mentions Kois Wgati Hie and Murehnsiek home, with unclear names and dates. Summary reflects a disrupted sports or event record with multiple entities and uncertain details.
A chaotic report details a divorce grant involving former Goulburn parties, with unclear names and fractured captions. The text mentions court actions, sequestiation orders, and references to individuals such as Harold and others, but the OCR is garbled, obscuring exact dates, parties, and outcomes.
A settler died when a car collided with a culvert near Mulberry Boukoh and Narvindern on a May morning. The driver was returning from Min gupme otattilh de Mater Harn when the impact struck a post near W cM York. An inquiry or ambulance was summoned. the incident was reported by local authorities.
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