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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1933
Page
4
A fragmentary market note lists various items and prices, including commodities and chemicals, with scattered figures and vendor hints. The unreadable OCR yields references to Horham and a range of goods, signaling a bustling but garbled commerce summary.
Turbulent scene as Memtud faces a high stakes budget dispute and protests. Officials and military figures clash with demonstrators while workers report dwindling supplies and mounting tensions. Local authorities vow orderly proceedings as unrest echoes through the city.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mr M Bawe and a long series of unclear phrases about public service, a truce, and ministerial context. No coherent event or details are discernible to summarize a concrete item.
The report records nearly half an inch of rain with widespread showers and lingering cold, forecasting a harsh winter. Observers note a storm system moving through the region with gusty winds from the south and clearing skies later, tallying 49 points for the week and describing the early forecast for Thursday and Friday.
The article details a dramatic event involving several men near Stawell Sales, with chaotic, unclear text describing a fatality and a dangerous escape. It mentions a Mr Witte and other named individuals, a farcical sequence of actions, and references to rainfall in July. The legible portions indicate a serious incident ending in death and a confusing sequence of events surrounding the escape attempt.
A deciphered notice describes large scale road maintenance and related costs in the region. References to personnel, projects, and budget lines indicate a government or municipal program underway with specific implications for local labor and infrastructure. The text mentions costs, timelines, and control, though fragmented.
A garbled OCR indicates a new ranger appointment at the Wai Nia Shire with payment terms and travel guidance. It mentions W. Faas, a home, and traveling sheep, but the text is severely distorted and uncertain.
Westworth officials thank the school committee at Wail Fast for supporting an event held at the school to aid the hospital. The improvised notice notes a small contribution from the community toward hospital funds.
Local Horsham council discussed shire matters including use of government funds and tree planting plans. The Horsham Hospital annual meeting advertised details for a Town Hall gathering with expectations for community support and improved services.
Fragmented ad copy and council report mix with garbled text. The piece references Madame Griffiths marketing winter fashion and a lengthy Kowsee Stine Council meeting with chaotic moments, glove throwing and political debate. It notes revenue figures and tax distribution amid unclear context.
An OCR damaged report notes rising meat costs in Bdney as cattle owners weigh longer husbandry to improve herds. It mentions Sultan Wally Ilsen and upcoming price changes, with expectations of further rate increases next week and ongoing market adjustments.
A sweeping program mix including a six foot whip tale about a fugitive from a梦 prison torture past and a Derby passion plot. The article touts stars Gnomacious Paul Musiamt Giemia Fur wil Helen Vinseo and includes a preview of the drama based on Robert E. Bursa. Also advertised is That Whole Mamou Mutoh and a dentist visit note with local event details and theater showings.
The Hobart and Launceston Rotary hubs appealed to the public this week to back a campaign. Pledges totaling CM 500 were sought, while stories of the decoy whistle and hunts described a fox trapping tale from local farmers. A Noridjaha man returning from overseas recounted his failed fox pursuit after years.
Stawell police recovered four bottles of beer tied to a Green's Creek Motel operation once run by Beesee of which the estate was surrendered late last year. John Joseph Amuneant, owner, claimed the beer was for joint reuse. Amarant faced Mimwell Court for selling liquor without a license. judge Mr Norris fined him 25 pounds and ordered costs totaling 4 pounds with three months’ imprisonment if not paid, while liquor trading conditions at the premises were noted. Public notices advertise property at Urquhart and Ararie streets with details from Messrs Baw Yee & Levita targeting bidders from 19 Minetlins.
A large mob of 270 sheep from Hodney Dow and neighboring districts was sold but delivery was blocked by heavy rain. Weak, bogged sheep led to a cull with only 40 retained. Municipal rate reductions dominated a Travellers Agricultural Society meeting, as officials argued for lower taxes to ease farmers burden.
Fragmentary text discusses tracing dogs by nose prints and mentions misreadings of weather signals. The passage is garbled and contains many misspellings, making precise facts unclear while preserving a few names and phrases.
A NSW ministerial inquiry reveals graft among solicitors and maritime operators. Investigators describe a scheme to fund illicit activity with large sums, drive areas under control, and manipulate markets. The probe documents offshore routes, illegal practice areas, and key figures linked to the scheme.
A Wheatiends Gun Clute meeting reviewed Rainbow Haistrict pest activities, noting raw fly declines and forest impact around Lah in 2010. The report reported 40 square miles cleaned and foxes affected. Financials show £9 7s 7d balance and funds around the hooks.
Melbourne notes a week of thefts across the city with losses at London Stores of 500 pounds stock and 1000 pounds worth of jewellery and watches at Wooliny Jeweller. Craig Williamson reports 300 pounds stolen, while M Gordon of Elwwei states jewellery valued at 2000 pounds was taken. Other households report similar losses.
Frank Arthur Meagher a Murrayville farmer formerly of the Winer bankrupts and seeks relief after loss of about £40000. He bought Murrayville property for £14145 hoping to profit from selling at Boliaite but backed by a failing market and low prices. Legal steps and proceedings follow as creditors pursue remedies.
Fragmented OCR notes describe no trouble at pick up centres with expected lines about dole and queues. The readable bits mention timing and attendance but lack clear events or named entities.
A court found Captain Geren guilty of failing to perform duty on arrival at port aboard the Lewanm. The maritime court suspended his Ship's Officer's Certificate for nine months following the incident involving the vessel Williamsiawy on July. The ruling cites neglect of duty as the basis for the suspension.
A Monday incident at Bert Kewhla works of the Elverrityte Swelting On involved molten copper leaking from a mitoney and reacting with water in copper saucers. The blast caused by this contact hurled debris and injuries are reported from the site.
London reports reference to Lord Wakefield's star and his generosity amid repairs to the Faith in Australia vessel. The notes imply Wakefield's support would have prevented abandonment of the project and underline ongoing discussions about funding and repair efforts.
A fragmented page hints at international aid efforts and regional concerns. Mentions of Canada and empire solidarity are interwoven with unclear notes about locations, dates, and individuals, suggesting a period of cooperative relief and political discourse.
An attempted solo flight near New York ended unsuccessfully. The report cites unclear origin and crew comments from observers in Fuhkiy Aves Mastern ettenh lista) from Torsutey with a 4 FAY th ANNE Pe Mhit context.
Court hears appeal by Kine Craig against a death sentence. Testimony from witnesses includes claims of deception by a girl and her mother, with details of alleged nightly disappearances and suspicious behavior. The proceeding occurs at the Court of Criminal Apion with Justie Hills Rogers as witness.
In a heated council session led by Minister for Mines Mr Cook, opposition to further cash support for mining was voiced. The discussion centered on a proposed 250,000 grant from the funds for industry relief, with officials noting earlier allowances totaling 17809 for prospecting had been spent in the last financial year.
The aggregate deficits for OA2G6 were within the limit of 22,000,000. A profit of £252,077 for the year ending 20th June 19xx was created by the East Bashing Co of Ayday.
A historical notice describes fumigation methods for eradicating weevils in grain storage. It cites copper compounds and carbonate dusts, noting small quantities per load and safety for family storage, with reference to the Deputy Veterinarian of Agriculture in South Australia.
An advertisement touts a gum product as a fatigue reliever and digestive aid. It claims long popularity among flient, spartamien and others under strict regimes, describing its value for relaxation during prolonged strain and for digestive comfort.
A garbled excerpt mentions a December event, names like Morven and Mindbversey appear distorted. The readable parts suggest a local or sports item but the full facts are too unclear to identify a concrete subject or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a June event with numbers and dates, mentioning bees, lands, and values. It lacks clear names or places but hints at a calendar or financial record. The readable bits point to a plan or listing, with limited concrete facts available for a precise summary.
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