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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1933
Page
3
The local market page reports a sensational rise in wheat prices in Chicago, mentioning a seven cent movement and sympathy for market shifts. The text also references other commodities and market notices, signaling volatility and widespread interest in price changes.
A London morning gathering discussed the burden of debt policy with references to the United States and a request by Mrs Colleran. The report notes proposed relief measures and ongoing deliberations in monetary and fiscal circles.
A 15 year old, Turadey Rhoderle Dhue, died after an electric rain near Petersham. He was crushed and died at the scene while spectators and witnesses described the incident to reporters.
The meeting discussed growing rates and funds for public works. Delegates from multiple wards and organizations attended, with a deputation raising questions on river pollution and water supply. The group debated rate structures and the general governance of public wells and sanitation.
Fragmented OCR notes list assorted prices for produce and goods on Sussex Street. Items include maize and wheat with varied figures and units, mentioning Ridbee and Ripbee amid unclear dates. The text conveys a historical market price snapshot with several garbled entries.
A garbled OCR fragment refers to political figures, parties, and a rally or meeting at Tendon Hall. The text is incomplete and non-coherent, preventing a clear event, date, or outcome from being established.
The ceremony was performed by Row. Re MeGuwaD. The couple, likely Sydury and William, tied the knot at Be tevkon's Church with family in attendance.
An unclear OCR passage discusses online population data and figures. Mentions names that are garbled and hard to parse. The fragment references various individuals and numbers without coherent context.
Fragmentary report states an infant and a child died of exposure near a creek road. An adult named Wille of Noma, Moon juulla appears connected to the incident. The bodies were found in a snowy area with signs of freezing and possible exposure.
Partial OCR text references Sydney pig sales and a Ryaney market with scattered figures. The readable items include mentions of weights or prices around 40 to 11, but the rest is indecipherable. No clear event, date, or full names are extractable from the fragment.
The article outlines the rink hockey competition reaching a pivotal point with two rounds completed. Teams Gewshowe and Noone lead under Head Trainer Noone, while Netwo and others show mixed results as the season progresses toward new rules and standings.
In a Sydney press discussion on Tuesday the possibility of Stevens becoming premier or taking a high government post is examined. Cited by party officials as a potential bridge between factions, the talks imagine a pathway to cabinet positions and possible advancement to the Attorney General role.
Reports indicate no alarm was registered at the collier when a fatal incident occurred. Investigators note unclear circumstances and a timeline that points to a significant yet undisclosed event with potential safety concerns.
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions Kembla Grange racing and several fragmented names and events. The text is inconsistent, with stray phrases about divisions, posters, and a two year old mention, offering no clear outcomes or participants.
Patchy notes reveal arrangements for a dance in Marulan with Prom Cloulburn and local patrons. The item references a 25000 olden tanker art union and mentions New South Wales locations including Sabina. Unclear dates and names suggest a fragmentary historical notice.
A heated committee meeting considered furnishing private wards at Hawliuen Plunlel and a future hospital ward plan. Discussion centered on cost, retailers, and a government limit while seeking ministerial approval and commission views. Local traders and charity donors attended as deliberations aimed to set a budget and appoint a commission to oversee purchases.
Weather report fragment forecasts precipitation and winds with scattered showers. Text is garbled. key locations and times are not identifiable.
A motor vehicle crash on Gavermera Hill Road left Mrs Alten Dimwalninar injured. Ambulance crews rushed her to hospital as bystanders described the wreck and subsequent arrival of responders.
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