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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
5
Reports from Berlin, London, and Wellington recount Allied and Axis tensions with railway and industry disputes. The Entente faces cabinet debates on troop and ammunition flows while strikes threaten production and transport across Europe, highlighting labor unrest beside strategic wartime aims.
A report details leadership shifts at Deanye, Lapeetion Limited, naming Mr. BP. 0 as advisor and Mr. William Alva as chief. The piece notes Mr. Mell’s wool trade influence and updates on Mantana remain In charge. It mentions ongoing financial affairs and contract talks with JC Williams and associates, outlining expected management continuity.
A chaotic report notes a scene described as a gusher amid old urban benches and makeshift facilities near a railway. The piece mentions Anthony Acing and local figures evaluating mineral prospects, with hints of land rate talks and porous limestone fronts.
A garbled OCR style notice lists numerous parishes and locations including Dartmoor, Casterton, Arak, and Taranto. It references church or parish matters, rates, and allocations across multiple zones such as Miga Lake Estate, Webeinu, and Turwadarey with dates around 1830s-1840s. The text tokens obscure clear events but indicate regional ecclesiastical or municipal notices lacking coherent narrative.
A garbled public notice reports a lost bicycle pump and a missing Henlieman bicycle with rewards for information. Several scattered names, places, and streets appear, mentioning Harahan Warracknabeat and Morhaa, with unclear dates and details amid damaged text.
The readable lines describe a morning event schedule with times and names, including references to a meeting room, speakers, and a table of attendees. Names such as Mr and a Mr Bob appear amid scattered phrases about preparation and a power issue, indicating a garbled report of a public or organizational gathering.
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