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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 23, 1925
Page
3
A list of cash only prices for groceries and pantry staples at the Co-Operative Stores. Items include calves foot jelly, cocoa, custard powder, candies, currants, sultanas, dried apples, rolled oats, pickles, rice, milk, matches, Worces sauce, and other household essentials with per jar, per tin, per packet, and per bottle pricing.
Co Op advertises tobacco purchases with a free white and gold cup and saucer gift with every purchase in the cash department. Includes a promotion note about Les and the shop’s guaranteed value.
Rural cooperative five society meetings held on Saturday afternoon reported strong turnout. Secretary said many members registered under the Credit Act of 1890 with a certificate of incorporation received. Directors listed include Mears, ELS Grupsefl, No TL Bastin, MAL Highey, TD Pend, George Krewe, Arthur Taunton, and Albert Bastin. Shares and new business to commence immediately as members’ interest shown.
The electorate faces a tough task for polling places as Mr A Jenkins appeals for friends and Nationalist supporters to volunteer across regions. The bid seeks secretarial return and broad support to advance its candidature.
John Edward King was charged at Gunning Police Court with traditmently obtaining a money order of 3 6 9 5 from a Dalton post office clerk about 18 March. He claimed to be entitled to funds for Harold Kennedy and Hazel Kennedy and produced a money order, but the case raised questions about the mail and authority to act for Dalton post office. The hearing referenced letters and dispatches tied to Western Australia and Melbourne, with legal teams indicating continuation for trial.
In a Tuesday police court session, defendant faced charges related to a farmer offence. The case involved adjournments and defense arguments, with one defendant ultimately found guilty. The article notes fines and costs assessed, and references a War Street area location.
Polling day approaches as residents prepare to vote amid local campaigns. Officials urge turnout and remind voters of polling hours and required identification for Oulburn and surrounding districts.
A special Gutpilig Shire meeting highlights tensions as Dr J J Halam orates amid accusations of misdirection and gang activity. Discussions cover council processes, public safety, and the handling of contentious proposals, with persistent disputes among attendees about leadership and accountability.
The season launch at Gunning Golf Club is described with scattered weather observations and mismatched phrases. Key names and places are partly garbled, but the item references early rounds, course conditions, and local figures linked to Eola Wyre and Abel La amid general season chatter.
A hazy report describes a Tarago incident involving a person named Willie and others. Constable Sitti investigates as witnesses recount acts of disorder and a scene near a residence. The contested event centers on impaired behavior and subsequent questioning by authorities.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled report on an event involving electric light and gun actions. Mentions individuals and places in unclear sequence, with no coherent dates or outcomes available for definitive summary.
A jumble of garbled text appears to reference a controversial gold pass grab and a berth chase, mentioning individuals such as George Fullery and Liberty HadI. The piece hints at a chaotic scene with names and places interwoven, though many phrases are unreadable.
A fragmented notice mentions an arts union event with names like Jo Lawler and Leeds. It hints at a local society meeting or raffle connected to a charitable effort, but the readable text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
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