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Newspaper
Goulburn Herald
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1903
Page
2
Tae b roerie f wae g Wey eae te eet.
The OCR fragment shows a partial weekly calendar with illegible lines and missing dates. Names, places, and events are unreadable, leaving only hints of a calendar layout without usable specifics.
A garbled but strongly worded discussion outlines worker rights, government roles, and moral improvement. It references reforms, productivity, and the call for steady, honest labor as a path to national strength, praising responsible citizens and cautioning against wasteful or idle behavior.
The readable portions describe a chaotic OCR transcription with phrases about races and canine references. No clear people, places, organizations, dates, or concrete events emerge to form a coherent news item.
A chaotic audio OCR from Goulburn Police Court lists defendants including Botellir Miletell and others in a daylong hearing. The record names several witnesses and a property hangar case, with charges including theft and unclear allegations.
Obituary notes the death of At Hoeru P Sewery at Veawlonen Arblivge-atreet aged all. He came to Chulthorn thirty-two years ago and resided there since. Survived by a daughter and several relatives, with arrangements referencing Christian burial in the Church of England rites.
A fragmentary report describes a Children’s Sewing Guild gathering interrupted by an eccentric visitor and a chain of unclear events. Names, places, and actions are garbled, but the piece hints at a local community scene with social figures and a looming warning.
A garbled 1900s style item notes wool carriage figures for the financial year and a parkway department role. It mentions a turnout of about 60,008 bales carried and references Dr Palbew and Old Liles in connection with the period.
The report discusses Church of England debates on doctrinal unity and discipline. Archdeacon Weeley’s discourse reflects on Methodist influence, church authority, and the effectiveness of church governance, with references to Wesleyan principles and ordination standards within the Anglican tradition.
A Transcribed sermon outlines the Wesleyan revival’s roots and the founding of Methodism. It highlights John Wesley’s role as a chosen vessel, the spread of Methodist influence since 1700, and the faith, regeneration, and spiritual power driving the movement across churches and nations.
The report notes that several individuals were issued preliminary tickets or warnings after an incident involving a bull and related disruptions. Authorities described the event as complicated and ongoing, with no final outcomes announced at this time. The participants named include Vipin, Cove, and Peeper, among others.
A garbled report notes Waddell Perry Kish and others discussing an aged workers pay issue. It mentions amendments to a bill and resistance within the labour party to altered pay checks and potential ministerial strategies amid tensions and possible industrial action.
Secretary of the Victorian Employers' Federation announced a Friday night address in Goulburn about industrial social conditions between employers and employees. The mayor and local paper representatives were to attend, with a brief notice given. Local lodge meetings and talk of cooperation to ease rising tensions between employers and workers were mentioned.
Trex moodiel competitions continued as Waratahs edged Warrigale 1 0 in a seesaw first half then pulled away after halftime. Goals by Wright and Meltram plus Collier free kick gave Warrigale a 3 1 advantage while Towarang and Lanham added for the Waratebe side in a 5 3 final.
The annual meeting of the Gun Gorrypas Sranson Opra club was held at the Con mercies Hotel with Vice President Hi Buvier presiding. Officers were elected, a new junior eligibility rule passed, and C. H. Wood won the championship with eighteen shooters in attendance.
Bravanson 6 Mawworr exhibition ended Friday evening with Stevenson and Memmott showing strong form. Scores referenced include 110, 172 for Stevenson against a WAM opponent 246, 172, while Mawworr trailed. Melbourne event next day featured Braga hitliardist, and Weenke posted 547. Final notes mention ties and concluding margins in a 70 minute window.
A garbled OCR item lists turf race notes and handicap entries with several misspelled horse and person names such as Lockie Tealeass Autonyin Reverie Purser Bejoies Konemyton and Mins Himelicry, mentioning a two year old handicap and multiple named horses in a Moorfield and Valletts context, suggesting a nineteenth century race card fragment as published.
In Gunning on June 27, 1901, residents and committee members gathered to honor Thomas Walter Thorne, manager of the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Limited, with speeches praising his public service and long tenure. Mrs Thorne received a heartfelt note from local ladies, and a ceremonial gift mirrored community esteem. Thorne thanked attendees, recalling labor to uplift the town and its show society, expressing gratitude for support and wishing prosperity for the future. Also noted: a local vendor advertises Drake’s Cough Lozenges as a remedy for coughs and colds with a 1/6 price tag.
In Broken Hill a severe water shortage cripples mines and daily life. Government aid and mining-water logistics fail to avert hardship as drought stretches resources. Officials discuss using trains for water, while McGarthy and others seek alternative supply, but outlook remains bleak without heavy rainfall.
The Tunes in London to readers offers Tom Castrar and the Times style encyclopedia under a monthly instalment scheme. Subscribers pay small amounts monthly, gaining access to ten large volumes with prices and terms limited to this edition. An illustrated brochure on the Contour volume is available, and the offer targets expanding access while remaining affordable.
A disjointed report describes a bold theft at the Bank of Ansirdlaaie scene near the former charity shop. It mentions a detained suspect, a bag with suspected gold and coins, and a nightclub-like distraction. The tale includes stray lines about the Union Jack and wartime sentiment.
Police changes, court notes, obituaries and public notices from Sydney and regional towns. Items include a slander case with damages listed, a royal visit mention, New Zealand Privy Council remarks, Dr Langham obituary, anarchist police raid hints, Brigadier-General Manning’s movements, and local police promotions and staff changes. Rabbit export tallies by district you presented, plus bank appointment news and a local teachers conference announcement.
The Railway Ambulance Corps members attended a commissioners’ annual goal examination conducted last week by railway medical officer Ih. Woodward. Participants listed include Leggatt, Coombe, Moran, Pauley, Pollard, Broke, Pinkway, Clarke Towrang, Bunker Carrick, and others yet unnamed. The outcome determines who will be chosen for the Commissioners’ Challenge.
A mining warden's court convened this morning before Mr Murphy. John Hagen sought removal of labor conditions on a toning element and contract dam for water cooperation. Sidney Williams was granted a three month suspension of labor conditions for a mineral prospecting area of 40 acres near Marulan to permit mine product movement.
Article describes a fatal shooting near Melios South Australia where a 17 year old Ethel Lea was shot in the right side while two youths rabbit shooting. another incident notes a companion shot in the thigh and dying from loss of blood. Includes garbled medical and product advertisements interwoven with the report.
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