22 May 1935
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 22, 1935
Page
1
The town rumbles with Sunday sport clashes and an opinion dispute at the Presbyterian assembly. Key figures like Hinott Bartidliew and Smiley appear amid broad debate over church and school policy, with ministers weighed and local leaders debating a proposed reform during a tense Sunday in the west.
In Coolih a construction accident caused a brick pen in a support room to fail and timber damage followed. A crane and workers were present as the wall collapsed near the rear, the driver escaped injury, but debris caused further harm. Piers had stood the day before as mortar remained green, failing under impact.
An OCR mishmash recounts a road incident with damaged names and numbers. It mentions deaths and injuries among many drivers and pedestrians, with percentages and locations obscured by errors. The piece reads like a damaged public notice or accident roundup.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a sequence of messages, sightings, and dates with garbled place names and entities. The text mentions a near April event, seven fatalities, and references to various individuals and groups in a wartime or investigative setting.
The Light Horse Lord Forster Cup features the Light Horse Regiment in a southern regional contest with cavalry volunteers showcasing proficiency in military training. Teams from Queensland and New South Wales compete as defense forts embrace voluntary service amid patriotic ceremony and praise for participant dedication.
A Bayltivat Times summary describes veteran miner Jim McPeak and others at a long-dormant Wentworth gold mine near Lucknow. Plans to dewater the Sofala area, rewater the Wentworth Goldfields, and resume operations with automated buckets capable of handling large water flow.
Obituaries report the deaths of Mr. Arthur Mire at Campsie and Mr. Elworthy in Pro, noting their careers in journalism and local service. Mr C J O Rourke, longtime resident of Ottawa district, and Mrs Sophia Jarvis widow, with surviving siblings and extended family. The notices mention civic roles, retirement, and burial arrangements, reflecting community connections and service. The families are named with locations including Campsie Pro and Sydney, with extended references to local brigades and churches.
In Launceston the issue of the Jubilee Medal for Mayor Alderman Voobibra drew attention as the State awarded him the honour twice but he returned the medal at the request of authorities. The Federal award has not yet been received, and the mayor’s wife, the Mayoress, was included in the State listing.
A gathering of government supporters is planned at the Mediaotes' nailtate on Friday night or during the week to discuss proposed social sanctions against Mr. BP F. Laouguuns, with business items on the agenda.
A damaged report from London outlines Britain’s claim that Germany will press for territorial concessions and colonies at future peace talks. The piece notes Allied unity and the potential reshaping of colonial holdings as negotiations proceed, with warnings of German persistence and international response.
A garbled Bathurst police log records a light fine related to an altered sheep permit. Names and places are unclear, but the entry mentions a Hood and a Corrmer, and a travel restriction potentially tied to satellite or regional rules. The fragment references Mir and two other individuals, with a date around Le Mee 4 implied in the text.
Inspector Freeland reviews energy policy amid a port inquiry on wood fuel subsidies. Officials debate extended fees and a potential 25 percent adjustment to Dermsduie Li's proposed program as carriers, producers, and local authorities weigh the economic impact and legalities.
Evelyn Prentice stars William Powell and Myrna Loy in a tense drama where Powell defends a wife accused of murder, highlighting courtroom nerve and a dramatic twist. The program also features Thats Gratine and a second feature with light humor and star turns.
A modern office building on Victoria Street sold to Commonwealth Site Amalgamated Asadvances Limited for £16000 with frontage seven feet. The sale will establish the purchaser’s new head office. Robert Paxton and Company acted as agents for the sale.
The Commonwealth acknowledges donations to the Maternal and Infant Welfare Jubilee Fund totaling £1 18s from Hey Mr. Brown of Tarolee and £1 1s from Mee EK Turner of Verner Street, designated for the Jubilee Fund collections.
An opaque historical fragment lists scattered items including weather remarks and place names. It mentions Mesalee, Coral, Patra, and a river area with garbled references to people and events. The text lacks coherent narrative or clear date, offering only fragmented geographic and meteorological hints.
After a six year closure the silver mines at Yerranderia resume operations. The report lists prospects and notes the reopening of facilities along with the corridor to Burrugerang oil and other local sites.
A garbled OCR slice lists names like Boba Pet Glee and Kibo wren Ines and references a league. It mentions time and place hints but contains many errors. The readable fragments suggest a sports or meeting narrative without clear dates or outcomes.
Fragmentary text mentions voting, a vaccine, a stroke, and a doctor with scattered names. It lacks clear structure or complete facts, making precise reporting difficult. Entities are incomplete and several phrases are garbled.
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