28 May 1921
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 28, 1921
Page
1
A fragmentary directory listing various local firms and services. Mentions auctioneers, real estate, automotive, and property acts with scattered company names and addresses. Includes references to BLACKSMITH and AUbura areas, and several partial business names and phone hints.
Fragmented OCR reads like a catalog of planting advice and nursery listings. It mentions evergreen items, garden products, and references to nurseries in a period style catalog format with scattered proper nouns and places.
A mangled OCR passage presents scattered names and phrases including minister, locations, and references to rivers, ethics, and a possible public event. It reads as garbled excerpts from a speech or notice with unclear structure and missing context.
Wool sale report describes warmers and ghazien sales with high quality fleece noted. References to stock from Jolt Station and R. Hy Sth list quantities and prices, including 30 bales at 2048 and 89.5 bales of combing wool. Town of Boulburn sale details mention lot numbers and disposal times.
In Dublin a large fire at the Custtone House injured several auxiliaries and workers while the Sine P lows suffered eleven wounded amid chaotic scenes. Dublin Castle feared a general uprising as precautions increased. The transport headquarters at Petriah faced threats. a major incident caused destruction and air raid scares. The article notes impersonations in Armagh, with deaf persons highlighted, and a female-led tender corps.
Readable fragments describe market stalls in Wood Works area, shipping rates, and local prices. Mentions include Mr and Mrs P McGraar, John Logan, and Magee Bouruve families, with scarce details on a drought and political concerns. Partial reports touch on railway rates and labor tensions in Alexandria.
A fragmented report lists Australian XI matches and results from May to June 1918 across England. It records match outcomes, venues, and dates with scattered names like York, Cambridge, Lord's, and Oxford University. The text mentions tours, scores, and administrative notes affecting the team during the season.
An OCR fragment from a historical page mentions individuals and events with garbled names and places. It references a funeral, a luncheon, and government actions including proposed taxes or rates. The text appears to discuss court or crown decisions, agency authorities, and financial figures amid a jumble of names and dates. The exact facts are unclear due to the damaged transcription, but the piece conveys a political and civic context with references to officials and proceedings.
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