23 Sep 1938
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 23, 1938
Page
1
An old style advertisement from a longstanding company promotes fast loan access. It mentions an established date and various financial terms, touting rapid approval and repayment options, though the language is garbled and difficult to parse.
Friday report from Winchcombe Garson and Co. indicates values were lower and many shares were unchanged. The note mentions wines and a few entries with uncertain figures while giving a general sense of a quiet market with reduced activity.
A compact cribbage night drew players to the club as familiar faces competed for top honors. Attendance remained steady with several matches highlighting skill and focus.
Fragmentary OCR text from a local association notice. Names and phrases are garbled, with unclear dates, places, and actions. The readable bits reference a P and C Association in Goulburn and assorted foreign strings, but no cohesive event or instruction emerges.
A grim tally shows 600 deaths on roads last year across multiple regions. The report notes ongoing hazards and urges speed limit adherence as analysts warn that high speeds contribute significantly to fatalities. Authorities consider stricter enforcement and public awareness campaigns to reverse the trend.
The text appears garbled with multiple apparent errors and missing coherent facts. It does not present a clear event, individuals, or organizations to summarize into a traditional news item.
A local incident reports a youth or teen suspect nicknamed Sune and others involved in a daytime theft at a residence. Police are questioned about the motive and details while residents recover missing currency. No further names or locations are clearly identifiable in the legible text.
A garbled market report lists ponies and feed items with scattered figures and vendor names. It mentions prices, weights, and a mix of commodities such as oats and hay, but the readable content is fragmented and difficult to interpret. The piece reads like an OCR mishap from a historical page with many unreadable segments.
Fragmented notes describe a Lieder concert followed by a hospital visit at Wirt rink. Names such as Tauikowsky, Maple, and Mika are mentioned amid scattered phrases about performances, illness, and travel.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person or group and a place with scattered names and terms, suggesting a local incident or notice. Readable items include references to individuals and locations, but essential details are missing to confirm date, action, or outcome.
Review notes describe Cocoanut Grove production at the Empire Theatre with star images and names recurring through the show. The act features a mix of singing, dancing, and comedy with a noted ensemble and cameo appearances.
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