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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
4
A fragmented OCR style item lists scattered names and phrases including Sperai Values in top coats and golfers. It mentions various names like Jere and Heavy Timmey and includes odd language about coats, coal paving, and socks. The piece reads like a garbled historical clipping with limited readable facts.
The fragmentary article mentions a defendant named Howeene and references a legal proceeding in Goulburn with mentions of courts, bans, and prior sections. It includes scattered place names such as Auburn street and Grulbsura, dates, and various accusations and defenses, but the overall narrative is severely garbled and lacks readable, coherent facts.
A quiet wedding took place at Alt Samus Church in Sacon Forest. Mary Barmice and Katie Jlfery were united, with many guests and family members in attendance. The ceremony featured traditional attire and a naval-inspired reception, as details of the bridal party and highlights from the service unfold in this local society note.
Richard Dante Leb Will, former owner of Goulburn gon 4s, faced charges of theft and fraud. The trial before Judge Bo and a jury opened Tuesday, with Leb pleading not guilty and denying involvement in the alleged scheme. Witnesses described the alleged acts and timelines as the jury weighed the case and potential penalties.
The readable portions of the OCR sample show disjointed phrases and misspelled words. No clear event or entities are identifiable to anchor a proper news card.
Reports describe intense fighting between Unionists and Sinn Fein supporters in Londonderry. Firearms shots, casualties, and wounded civilians are reported as troops attempt to restore order. Rail stations, streets, and quays suffer disruption while workers stay home. Police and soldiers guard key areas including Carlisle Square and Strand.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a tragic tale and numerous named individuals tied to a court case and local notices. References include a Slayhey tragedy, defendants Blaynen and Willan Janes, and various names such as J. Caspera, Soper, and Grey Pies among procedural docket items.
Fragmented OCR text shows mixed words about rain, days, and names, with scattered numbers and places. The readable parts imply weather interruptions affecting planned events and travel. no clear events or persons can be reliably identified.
Fragmented report mentions an indemnity figure in the two million range connected to German actions. Several garbled names and places appear, including references to France Britain and Germany, with unclear attributions and dates. The text is largely unreadable.
The fragment describes a village gathering honoring Father McDade and Reverend Purcell, with names such as Kathers Cabb Donovan Mersts Sykes Hennessy and local remarks about his work. A special sale is announced with hours and a week ahead reminder. Coal flow and winter conditions are briefly referenced.
The fragmentary text mentions gas prices in places like 101.8 per gallon and references to various local names and events. It appears to be a garbled mix of phrases about conferences, religious or civic notices, and scattered references to individuals without coherent narrative.
The garbled telegrams reference Entiney Wetec transmissions and a political dispute involving Low's power, potential delays, and meetings. They mention Mr Malik, Mr Gage, Mrs Macke, and a commission, with unclear details about accusations of theft or manipulation and calls for a review of actions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions traffic issues and a Saturday event. Names and details are unreadable, with many typos. The readable bits suggest a public notice or brief about a roadway disruption and a figure or place called Wigstad or Savurday. No clear individuals, organizations, dates, or locations can be reliably identified.
A fragmented note recalls royal birthday observances with incomplete phrases about festivities. It mentions Wales, a birthday event, and sporadic references to locations and people, leaving the full details unclear.
Branwad Pollard emerges as a standout figure in a regional polling drive amid tight races. Community leaders praise Pollard for energizing turnout while emphasizing quiet, steady civic engagement.
Fragmentary text shows references to a Boulogne conference and pressure on an entity named Wermay. It mentions My Miles and a possible tie, with unclear names and dates. The legible parts suggest political or military stakes but lack coherent details for a full summary.
Fragmentary OCR note reports a quake near Los Angeles with references to aftershocks and disruptions in an unknown neighborhood. Details are unclear but indicate tremors affecting streets and buildings and possible minor damage or emergency response.
A garbled dispatch from London dated Tuesday notes Allied plans involving The Turks and involvement in a broader European effort. Readers see fragmented mentions of conferences, operations, and service messages amid chaotic text.
Report from the Lamour Conference shows delegates representing Seether Telnet and others discussing nations. The correspondent notes the event includes Ahern Peever and Joon, with focus on cooperation and forthcoming sessions.
Fragmentary OCR note references a loan underwrite task and a meeting day, with unclear names or details. The readable elements mention Lond, a Tuesday, and a possible underwriting context, but no concrete entities or outcomes are evident.
Fragmentary OCR describes a Prince of Wales appearance in Randwick near Centennial Park and The Veiice's aftermath. It mentions soldiers and civilians, a Town Hall event, and references to a New York figure, amid unclear details and garbled names.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a diethersing bronchial cough remedy and repeated phrases with unclear terms. reads like a medical note or advertisement fragment lacking coherent facts, dates, or identifiable subjects.
A garbled account from a local gathering at Jerrara describes an evening with Reeves, Adehnagh, and Mire Youngs among attendees. The text wanders through names, places, and actions with many errors, but hints at social dancing, music, and a parcelling of scene involving several individuals and a late night departure.
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