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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions Auburn, cleaners, an electrician, a chemist, and druggists. Several personal names and addresses appear in garbled form. Content resembles a classified notice page with business services and occupations rather than a cohesive article.
Santee Te, a local educator, opened a time-telling class at the community center. The session taught basic clock reading and interval estimation to children, with hands-on activities using toy clocks and a playful timetable.
Goulburn Weekly reports cattle stock sales with small yarding after a quiet market. Merino wooledrs and lambs showed fair demand, with prices per head ranging broadly. Oxen and cows posted varied values, while buyers focused on quality and weight.
Fragmented sale report shows cattle described in uncertain terms with limited prices and bids. Buyers and vendors listed include multiple figures and initials, reflecting a crowded yarding and uncertain demand in a small regional market.
A fragmented probate style notice from Bras about a dressmaker with a faded description. It references a person named Margarere Winder, a sought job or service, and mentions a meeting at City Park. The garbled text hints at plans for a play or event and a planned wardrobe or costume, with uncertain dates and roles.
A tense chase unfolds as Inspector, Winthrope, and Logan pursue a suspect through a barn and woods. A concealed revolver, a dramatic confrontation, and the sudden return of a feared figure heighten the danger. Police maneuver to trap the culprit as the case edges toward a pivotal moment. The scene hints at a larger campaign and a forceful plan to capture those involved.
Partial, damaged OCR mentions dead infant victims in a street scene linked to a cemetery report. It notes a Chinese context and alleged neglect, with references to a mass claim and inquiries into the purchase of coffins, amid a broader chaotic incident setting.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered items and prices for kitchen goods and produce. The readable portions mention a sale style display with mentions of tomatoes peaches and bottles, but exact items, prices, and context are unclear.
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