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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
11
A Victorian farming meeting in Colne led by Mrs Currie, the migamining secretary, discussed women and children aiding dairying amid wage disputes. A later report described threats to shoot and a suspect arrest as police probed a violent incident connected to dairy industry tensions.
In North Geelong, Mr Henry Ford spoke urging workers to sign a pledge aligning with Ford plans. He praised local men for backing the project and noted Ford reps bought a nearby hotel for the works, suggesting it would be kept open as a site adjunct.
A Horsham Times correspondence from Pathemick defends a prior statement about Anzac Day church planning. The letter addresses misunderstandings over wording used in editorials and clarifies that the author and congregation did not misquote or misuse phrases. It discusses the service at St Johns and concerns about others joining or omitting participation in the Anzac commemorations.
Albert J Thnoham of Horsham writes to editor urging clarity on infant baptism and church membership amid a heated debate. He disputes preachers urging delayed confession and criticizes views linking infant baptism to church privileges, while calling for adherence to truth and thoughtful critique of religious leaders.
The text blends biblical references about light with critiques of Darwinian theory and modern scholars. It contrasts church teaching on spiritual illumination with alleged secular schemes and money-driven motives, arguing that truth is grounded in scripture while denouncing modern scientific theorists as fanciful. It notes ongoing tension between faith and scientific progress.
Fragmented OCR style summary discusses Bruce Page pact with Engle Page on election arrangements between major parties, aiming to stabilize national government and maintain unity. Mentions National Fosternt organization, Wrat Avetralla, and the question of election method and cabinet support as key issues shaping the forthcoming financial year and political alignment.
Ballarat stock market brief reports cattle and sheep trading at Balloeat yards near Masters holidays. Activity strong with quotations steady, prices quoted from £8 to £19 and up to £18 for bullocks. Overall market described as fair to good with considerable buyer demand and solid turnover.
A fragmentary memorial verse honors fallen loved ones on Anzac Day 1925. Violet B Cramer dedicates gratitude to those who died to give others life, expressing enduring sorrow, remembrance, and reverence for the deceased and their sacrifice.
The Horsham band reports 36 functions in town with strong showings at contests. Portland win praised, though hampered by rivals. future aims set as they face higher-grade events. Expenditure noted at £54 with thanks to key organizers and members for dedication and effort.
A report recounts a drug habit case involving long years of addiction and a dependent wife seeking relief through prescriptions. It notes heavy opium quantities, the impact on the patient and family, and mentions efforts by a charity medical association to counter the problem. The piece also references smuggling and public health concerns across regions including New Zealand.
Investigators pursue a costly blast in Richmond tied to petrol fumes and ignition, with police and insurers examining a shop fire and a vehicle chassis loss. A.J. Digan, trading as Avnean, had insured stock and fittings totaling £1,000, while confirming coverage on a busines assets.
The Chief Commissioner of Police Mr Nicholson said on Wednesday that the fire and explosion were not likely the result of revenge. He would not publicly disclose his view on the affair. He doubted even the underworld would resort to such wholesale slaughter, noting only a few desperate criminals might seek revenge but would use simpler methods to achieve their aims.
The notice urges players to prepare thoroughly for football tests. It emphasizes proper gear presentation and readiness to prove skill on the schedule.
A fragmented OCR notice mentions individuals and roles including James Barnes Veterinary Surgeon. It references pricing, migration tests, and given figures such as 335 pounds 14 shillings. The text is garbled but points to a local record of trades or obligations with names and a veterinary context.
A garbled OCR style notice references requests to fit a fishing postal district and names several individuals and places including Parkville, Net Mites, Davies, and Bowers. The fragmentary text mentions residents required to fit the district and a Mr Omen Th Mae Fitzy, Albert Derk, Ripkington, and Vale among others.
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