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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1931
Page
2
The program features Merle Besser Asi Tahy Moray in a lineup at 216 wires Theane tonight tomorrow and Wednesday 17 Hy Joy. A wide array of acts includes The audience behind the scenes and a live finale. The performance ends with The Cant and Lavalen Littler Held.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions cycling teams and riders with scattered names such as Harding Cup participants and local cycling figures. The readable portions reference events, teams like Howitt and Harti, and places possibly including Texas. No clear results or dates emerge from the legible lines.
A British observer, George Eder of the U S Commerce Department, notes the Prince of Wales praising American advertising and mercantile influence in Latin America. The prince cites U S goods, office fixtures, and promotional methods as models, urging Britain to improve its own use of advertising to compete. He addresses Manchester Chamber of Commerce and broadcasts to wide audiences via wireless.
A new common column offers lower rates for readers who want to exchange articles and shifts. Rates are 6d for the first inch and 3d for each additional inch, with copy due by Wednesday for Thursday publication.
The readable text shows garbled OCR with references to a long day and a veteran sergeant. It mentions an easier day and a difference in luminosity, with incomplete names and scattered phrases about a turnout or event.
A flawed notice outlines a poll of wheat producers to decide the Marketing Board’s role. It specifies eligibility as residents aged 24 and older, with entrants to be registered under provincial guidelines understood by local authorities.
Goulburn Rugby League team held St George to an eight point draw in a tight racecourse match. The report highlights strong forward work by Goulburn and mentions standout contributions from key players amid a tense, error-prone contest.
A fragmentary personal item notes Avihor Cinta of Taran in a May timeframe with an ongoing illness and honor arrangement. It mentions Mr Albert and a Friday presentation by a medical fellow. Eden Ether was married to Dorothy Witlanmr in Batieday Sentan.
A crashed lorry collided with a horse cart in a rural area injuring the horse and causing fear. The driver and animal were reported to be severely hurt as bystanders witnessed the wreck and ensuing chaos. Details remain fragmented but the scene involved a damaged vehicle and a distressed horse near a residential yard.
Meh readable lines describe a rifle shooting event with competitors Gowen Amhulane Hite Ned and others, noting Saturday actions and trophy expectations. The report names several shooters and clubs, mentions standings, and hints at a team effort to win the event.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered words about people and places but no clear event or outcome. The readable bits mention women, a likely place and a date or event, but specifics are missing. The item reads like a damaged public notice or column fragment with no coherent summary possible.
A fragmented report mentions a Scout Chief visit to Goulburn and references to Scoutmasters and activities. The garbled text includes names, places, and partial phrases about events, with several proper nouns and numbers obscured or misread. The piece reads as a diary-like or column entry with unclear details and several nonstandard terms.
Fragmented OCR text shows debate on a broad movement with references to organizations and figures. The passage mentions various groups and individuals in a chaotic, garbled format, lacking clear events or outcomes to summarize.
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