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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 05, 1921
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text references official moves to the State Department in Yemen London and mentions Britain, Paris, Washington, and various figures. The piece contains garbled names and events, with no coherent narrative or verifiable details readable from the excerpt.
Unclear OCR text reports trouble at Lisbon involving Mervin and a local group the Welly Wad, with mentions of Peery Hae Velres and Linkaws. The garbled lines reference a dispute or disturbance and a sequence of names and places, but the exact event remains obscured.
Warracknabeal and Horsham played a fast football match marked by crowded stands and windy conditions. Warracknabeal led with strong attacks, forcing defensive stops and several shots saved. Horsham struggled to convert chances as the tempo remained high throughout the game.
A government statement outlines electoral dates and rolling days for August with a shift to Tuesday August 30 for the vote. Premier and Cabinet members discuss extending campaigning time to cover larger regions. Labor Party selects candidate for Ballarat and Ararat seats as part of a broader push for a clear country mandate on key political issues.
A damp trading session limited fat sheep supply to about 530 head. The market showed brisk competition but failed to push prices near earlier highs, with some lines showing 20/3 to 21/5 in places. Wethers and ewes traded at varied levels, and overall activity reflected cautious demand amid weather constraints.
Fragmentary report discusses Wheat Pool alliance in SOCOM ME and touches on Victorian politics, South Australia dairy measures, and farmers' agitation. Mentions Wheat Pool proposals, governance, Liberal party hall debate in Victoria, and possible referendums affecting farmer interests and market structure. Public policy context and contested authority referenced.
An advertisement touts EUS TOL as a universal remedy for deafness head noises and related ailments. It claims a single box cures ordinary cases and cites a London ear specialist, urging readers to order from Addevas Bustol at The Bungalow Gailstone Surrey England.
A fragment notes painless dentistry and improvements in artificial teeth and extraction services. Mentions Hor sham and events scheduled Friday August 5 and Thursday August 13 with unclear details. Names and dates are partially legible indicating a local advertisement or notice.
The Adelaide Board of Industry continued hearings on the equal basic wage for women. Mr. Napier for the South Australian Employers' Federation and Mr. Milne for the United Trades and Labour Council argued over distribution across wage items to determine if adults could receive a set rate, with references to figures around twenty seven pounds and various adjustments. The discussion touched on who could set or alter the rate and the scope of the board's prescribing power.
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