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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 07, 1925
Page
5
The passage argues habits shape a noble character and warns one bad habit can ruin a life. It notes habits come from breeding and feeding and compares positive traits to a cobweb becoming a steel cable, urging self control for personal happiness and prospects.
Stork Share and Levestinnat Brokers present a notice listing Byron Moore and related parties at 2 tithe Styee MULAN Lelegran der Motlencrae, detailing a financial transaction or service arrangement. The fragmentary text implies brokerage activity and associated names.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Ernest F. Trebiloo a licensed real estate agent and Hagsalt Jae agent of the Or SY. The text references Villas 2000 sums and unclear amounts, with a location hint at Grewvalle stupton. The readable details are sparse and not coherent enough to confirm a full property or transaction.
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Fragmented OCR passage shows garbled commercial and stage notices with scattered numbers and names. Hard to identify a coherent event or entities beyond generic references to goods, prices, and a theater stage.
A fragmented obituary style listing mentions Neal ITP, Chalste file mis, Mat Bertie, and others in a regional context. It references memorial aims and community notices with uncertain connections to dates or places, highlighting local figures and events in a scattered historical column.
The Borsham Times describes two days of events including bravinies and exhibitions, noting energetic crowds and a diverse program. It mentions farms, stalls, and vendors supplying fresh produce, with spectators enjoying a well organized show ground display and overall enthusiasm.
A muddled OCR fragment describes bands in Highland dress with pipers and drummers, noting a Gy heg variation in uniforms and praising the Concert Party performances. It mentions Mrs Tinvies and local remarks on spectators, with thanks to Disrerey Hospital Committee and a schedule tied to weekend events.
The notice outlines Easter holidays affecting mail services with altered pickup and delivery times. It mentions reduced operations, anticipated delays, and potential fee changes for services during the holiday period. The text also references local civic items and community events adjacent to the postal closure details.
Wimmera Shire Council debates dog collar enforcement amid reports of dogs killing sheep and resident complaints. Council discusses bridge repairs, rural road maintenance, and a proposed football match to raise hospital funds, with general meetings and local notices filling the agenda.
A local plan proposes a large public room at Horsham station with parcels and muster offices relocated from current lobby area. A public meeting will discuss Wonwondah water scheme and local infrastructure projects.
The notice lists multiple upcoming marriages including Mise Dully Apieton with Mr. Finck, Mise Jewsie Shelton of Lancashion England with Mr. Finck, and Mise Grant with Mr. Levlie Koos. Also scheduled is the marriage of Mise Maio Patchett, daughter of Mr and Mrs Patchett of Darlett street, Horsham, to Mr Ballantyne Cottioe at John's Church of England on Saturday April 1.
The carnival included several Witte girls in red cross outfits who worked with oil and drew smiles as they offered winning treats. A picnic is planned at West Wall next Wednesday followed by a Sunday school tea, convert and coffee supper.
London report details ex president Millerad winning a Senate seat on first ballot amid government rivalry and contentious pay and war profit debates. A Paris banquet of 300 guests signals ongoing political tension as Herriot faces electoral pressure. The piece also notes West Africa royal travels and Belgian elections in a busy international roundup.
A jumbled report lists numerous names and roles connected to a hospital social event. It mentions Mr David Apetersem, Mr FL White, and a slate of attendees including the Wester Bre and others, noting a planned gathering with speeches and a hospital arrival. The fragment references dates, locations, and various affiliations but is unclear on a single cohesive narrative or outcome.
The Women Teachers Association met at Anna Hons on a Friday, with motions to press for better school facilities, upgraded pay in the classified service, and more teacher participation in new positions. The secretary was asked to arrange next week’s session and seek an interview with the state Director of Education.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs F Langley aged 37 of Searle Street after a brief illness. She was the daughter of W Langley of Helens and wife of F Langley. A large funeral attended by relatives and mourners was held at a local cemetery with music and remarks honoring the deceased. A second bereavement is mentioned for T Lynch of Kewell whose daughter Mary Olive died at youth hospital at age 2 years and months.
A garbled historical report lists teams and players across a long sports meet. Names such as Drung Drung Bore Proce and Shek Rigi Cell appear amid scattered scores and events. The text suggests multiple races, matches, and standings with many OCR errors obscuring exact details.
Fringements mark the opening of the week long Laster tournament fixtures. Natimu k and Quantong clash. locals report a tight schedule as players prepare for a Saturday event. Postponed games between Dimboola and Rupanyup wrap up with Rupanyup a winner.
The Horsham Club describes a fourtaBient final where Mrs Stant tre and Mrs Smith played for the A’s last Thursday. Mrs Manivtreet won by four points after a close 9 game. The B team is in their third round and expects to finish by Bow days. A club meeting in Town Hall this afternoon will discuss nominations and the Ulier tournament.
A scrambled OCR of Horsham area football fixtures reveals a dense list of matches for May to August. Teams including Warracknabeal, Dimboola, Minyip, Nhill, Stawell, Horsham, and Murtoa feature across dates with poorly legible venues and results.
The excerpt discusses expenses and debates around football administration, presidents, and expenditures. It mentions Mr Dahl and Mr Atch, university concerns, and financial figures in a period tone. It references the Balmate photograph and NHILL RACES, linking sports and money in a muddled report.
Fragmented OCR lists many names and terms related to trotting races and horses. It mentions breeders, venues, and potential horses or handlers such as Nancy Havel and Kineton along with assorted race terms. The text is garbled but centers on harness racing and progeny details from various entities.
The Balmoral Football Club notes a general meeting held at the Mechanists Hall with President M Woul and others in attendance. Financials show receipts £145 18s and expenses £102, listing officers, committee members, captains, and delegates for the season, plus praise for the meeting’s turnout and forthcoming fixtures.
An article outlines the Athletics Diggers Carnival and proposed athletic club activities. It notes a meeting at the Moret Towital on Thursday April Teiss to discuss the carnival and club formation with invited local runners and officials. The event aims to organize the Torital carnival and athletic efforts for the community.
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