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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
9
A reflective note extols giving and loving as path to victory and spiritual growth. It likens serving others to a water system, urging drainage of waterlogged souls and soil through good works, prayer, and active faith to nourish personal strength and communal faith.
Ingleton family remembers Mas beloved daughter of John and Annie Ingleton who passed on April 2 1017. Wistful lines recall memories and faith comforting those left behind. Sorrowing parents and siblings share grief and enduring love.
In memory notices listing several individuals: William Joseph Heffer nan of Kewell died April 25 1923. surviving children Teddy and Windy. a daughter Luce and Ales Niven referenced. An obituary for a mother who died April 26 1815 with rest remembrance. A Turnamli entry memorializing a loved one died in England on April 27 1917 aged 23. Multiple lines show sorrow from family and sisters Turnbull.
The Borsham Times announces its Friday edition dated April 24, 1993. The paper reflects a Tuesday publication cycle and highlights local news, events, and notices for the community.
The piece muses on Anzac Day as Australia’s history, honoring fallen soldiers and the light of service across generations. It weaves in mentions of Britain, the Antipodes, and memorials like the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior, urging remembrance beyond formal holidays and urging daily reverence for those who served.
Rain brings record point totals and a wave of Anzac memorial events in Horsham. The Horsham branch of RASLA organizes a May Park service at 3:30 with the Mayor presiding, Major Murhay delivering the address, and brass and church choirs contributing. ANZAC Church and Salvation Army events follow, including hymn gatherings, youth rallies, and a Salvation Army Covenant Service. Local churches and civic groups promote tickets, schedules, and attendance while shops observe Anzac Day with extended hours and related public notices.
The April issue of Garden Lover urges support for Australian horticultural policy and highlights hybridists work. It covers flower and vegetable gardening tips, funding notes, and notes on the Yarsh house and glass house with helpful suggestions for readers.
An obituary tribute outlines the life of Mes Hoa and references her family, hospital ties, and community involvement in Horsham and Geelong. The piece notes her long service to Presbyterian and town efforts, and mentions the funeral procession and cemetery interment in Easter Cemetery, Geelong, with local pallbearers and congregational leaders present.
Melbourne correspondent reports Vernon’s murder trial continuation with his denial of intent and claims Bent’s death was accidental. Other topics include engine drivers’ wage dispute threats, railway arbitration sessions, and a hotel fire near Cowes.
A fragmented wireless note references Roald Amundsen and a bold flight to the North Pole. The message hints at plans to start in weeks, with air defense considerations around Singapore and a rapid, aeroplane like approach.
A distorted OCR snippet lists names, dates, and actions in a noisy local notice. It mentions a Tuesday and March poll context with scattered proper nouns and locations, but the text is largely unreadable. The piece preserves few clear facts beyond reference to a scheduled event and officials.
A highly successful gathering at Lorqaon on Bastar Moe ’a featured a formal event led by A Hudevne and a prominent display by ladies at Apt ng, with extensive demonstrations and community support. The NT Amgoments of Foe FIMPEO CLUE were showcased, and a farewell event is planned for Plespinin on Saturday May 2.
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