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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 21, 1925
Page
5
An editorial slogan argues workers split into two camps the self disciplined laborer and the bread and butter seeker. It extols dignity in all labor urges self choice between conformity or resistance and asserts love of work heals aimless drift.
A nurse identified as Guyer BAS LLVOVED is reported to be accepting patients at Weymouth with care facilities including Wembley Private Hospital and medical practices such as Sisters Booth and McClemnan, Bioprietresses Medical, Surgivid and Midwifery. The source text shows several garbled names and institutions.
A damaged OCR fragment lists assorted commodities and prices with many garbled terms. It references items like potatoes bacon butter and sugar, but most specifics are unreadable, leaving only scattered hints of market listing language and personal names.
Death notice records the passing of Melhan on the Tk April with funeral arrangements at Syalom church. The fragmentary text names several relatives and associates including Mey, Miller, Richards, Barker, and Worary in a brief memorial notice.
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A damaged clipping reports a holiday for schools with cheers for a visit by the Bibs and noted labor speeches. Labor leaders McNeill and Soulls denounce government policy and urge youth to exercise franchise as part of a broader town meeting coverage.
The text argues about liquor prohibition and future impacts on children, contrasting anti liquor fear with the appeal of betting and raffles. It notes state control as a wise choice, while discussing societal views and the Swiss character in a broad, reflective tone.
A fragmentary report details a troubled marriage with allegations of cruelty and infidelity linked to Natimuk and Hunter, alongside a notice about shire rates due by June 10. It also outlines an Autumn Flower Show hosted by the Presbyterian Church on April 29–30 with extensive divisions for plants, floral arrangements, and children’s displays, plus a musical program for youths.
A local business sale is noted as Mr. Dick Stanley sells his fancy goods to a successor Mr. Jy Muckimtemh. A kangaroo incident near Tailem Bend to Meningie involved Mr. Charles Robinson, dogs, and a struggle ending with the animal subdued. Sheep damage reported in Kanawalla district with multiple locals affected by a hunt and missing stock.
Jawon Kerr aged Bt arrived from England two years ago suffered fetal injuries after being kicked by a horned animal. An accident near Fanpen led to abdominal injuries. Kerr was transported to Nhill Hospital but died in transit. Fireyard neighbors assisted as Drillers in Bowls Room Oil Co worked with boiling water. Shrine of Fashion line promotes gowns and salon service with contact phone 470.
A garbled page lists events for Horshian District Hospital readers and nearby groups. It mentions a Thursday night meeting, a planned concert, and a town association gathering, with various names and places appearing unreliably due to OCR errors.
The National Wool Council in Melbourne released a schedule listing sale weeks and dates for wool lots. The program calls for offerings from early April through late June, with key sale weeks named and locations indicated.
London reports a huge crowd greeted English cricketers back from Australia. Gilligan praised England’s performance and noted Australia as slightly better overall. Commentary also covers Hobbs Grimmett Kippax and the impact of fielding on outcomes. Also mentions Royal visit to Nigeria and political unrest in Europe.
The Daily Pyyness column states the secretary has written that Thorne’s father regrets not finding grounds to testify for reprieve of the death sentence for Norman, convicted of murder in Cameron case.
A Horsham district movement to form an athletic club draws strong support at a public meeting in the Horsham Borough Council chambers. C G Davien presided as Elected chair while E Jemkins urged formation modeled on the Minnwell Club with J R Bennett and C Frolsom among early supporters. The gathering endorsed drafting a rules and constitution and pledged funding for Horsham recreation development.
The Clear Lake district observed the annual church anniversary with Good Friday and Easter events under Rev. Dr. A Metallum. Community singing, a sacred concert, and a closing meeting featured prominent local figures and a program focused on commemorating the event.
Horsburn shopkeepers watched twenty motor tanks parade past the lake where a sport program and tea followed a day of sunny spells and cool breeze. Local races and challenges drew participants from youth to senior, with results listed for several events including sprint and handicap heats.
In a playful report the galley of a school sports page notes Tug of War with a fair challenge, and mentions football, skipping and other events. Names such as B Wallis and F Whitaker appear among the contributors with brief results and activities for students.
Reported explosion at a location near 124 Bridge tow Michmond injures several and damages buildings. Police seal off area as investigators probe a possible motive while authorities confirm two young children were rescued unharmed.
The wedding of Miss Leman to Mr. Ernest Braatey Lemim occurred at the Lutheran Church on Tuesday afternoon last week. The bride wore white silk marocain with a matching veil, and was attended by a bridesmaid and page boys. reception followed at Emmott's Catt with guests listed and the couple departing for their honeymoon.
Incomplete text describes a local gathering or notice with scattered names and phrases. Readable elements reference a possible community event or meeting and individuals such as Mr Hipp and Mie Hsed, but specifics and dates are missing due to garbled OCR.
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