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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 06, 1929
Page
3
Fragmentary 1801 parliamentary remarks discuss motion schedules and continuations in debates on wills. The speaker notes production and trade terms like Butter Honey Potatoes while stressing the priority of timely but thorough discussion, warning against rushing essential matters.
Dalgety and Co report Wheat prices 5/7 to 5/8. Oats Milling 42 te a/c AW to Vi. Barley English 4/ to Cape 4/ te aL Mankew Oes £16 to £10 10/. Chol £6 12. Price in Hornham shows market figures. Obituaries and memorial notices for Blake, Weeks, Jill Wilks, and Linehan in Horsham.
A fragmentaryAIR style piece discusses upcoming events and debates in Parliament. It mentions weeks of activity, potential motions, and the political climate surrounding the government. The text references members, committees, and the opportunity to pursue reform ahead of parliamentary open.
Weekend football totals rise with Horsham on 21 and a 352 point statewide tally while a cattle dressing event notes a 65 wager on bullock handling. The article highlights the Best and Fairest player contest and lists players and scores from local clubs.
On Saturday night a well attended football event featured donors such as Tagletan and A Knowles. Names like Mr J Mulluys and Mr Slewek appeared among the attendees with cars donated as prizes for the evening held on August 17.
A mixed program at Horsham Football Club features a Joan Crawford film The Duke Steps Out with notes on actor William Hives and a subplot about a secret identity. The package includes comedy, action sequences, and a Hollywood style “The War Worth” adaptation, framed as a county entertainment night with local stars and theatrical interludes.
A fragmented article discusses world wheat crop status, trade figures, and railway developments, mentioning Willys Overland records, freight shipments, and local notices. It references officials, gatherings, sports events, and public concerns across multiple regions with several named entities and dates.
A garbled description shows a minister and others involved in a church service with errors and unclear actions. The text references an altar rail, a vow, and a vegeet moment, all presented in a disjointed, old newspaper style.
Forecast warns weekend rain for the Mallee and western Victoria as moisture edges arrive. Light to moderate showers expected with possible downpours in scattered areas delaying harvest preparations and farm work.
Melbourne workers face coal shortages and widespread plant disruptions. NSW coal supply gaps strain Melbourne industries as workers anticipate job losses and reduced operating hours amid mounting material shortages and stalled production.
fragmented text hints at a Melbourne event with held up incidents and a pollen conference. mentions a firm and a plane penne with unclear context. no clear names, dates, or concrete outcomes available from the readable fragments.
Federal Attorney General warned Seamen's Palen renewals ties and urged restraint amid rising tensions. Officials cautioned against actions that could jeopardize port operations and maritime labor stability.
A cryptic OCR fragment hints at a gaming house affair involving Akin of Cree and Wetec tied to money. The garbled text references a Bavaging event and a Rasen Fitgerott Choe, suggesting a chaotic scene with unclear participants and outcomes.
A garbled dispatch from Arras expresses gratitude to France and mentions Britain and war efforts in a distorted account. The text is fragmented with unclear references to individuals, places, and events, making concrete details difficult to extract.
The readable text shows a distorted column with scattered names and phrases. It mentions Amy May, a shugl hone, and references to locations and people, but the overall meaning is unclear due to heavy garbling and missing context.
Local headlines report a fall from a window sparking investigation. Police and witnesses describe a tense scene as investigators seek a cause. No clear suspect identified yet. residents remain wary while detectives review nearby surveillance for clues.
A fragmentary OCR style note references a blazing aeroplane and a series of unreadable phrases. The readable bits mention AP and unidentified names, with no clear event date, location, or outcomes. The item reads like a garbled news fragment lacking verifiable details or confirmation.
Market notes indicate a downturn in Western Australia wheat prices amid fluctuating export demand and harvest timing. Trade observers cite weather and transport costs as factors shaping recent price movements and farmer sentiment.
A garbled excerpt mentions the Graf Zeppelin and a suspicious plan involving a “Leven Visuate Mart” and a private infant transformation. The fragment hints at wartime airship activity and a concerned observer, but the details are obscured and unclear.
A chaotic report describes arrests in New York linked to a conspiracy targeting jewelers including claims about a "heal" of an international sinisziloe ring. Officials cite investigations and comments from Eli Meyer Hut zchild, urging caution while addressing wider concerns about the impact on the jewelry trade and the 1920s prohibition era context.
Fragments describe an arrival story and voting themes in early states. Mentions dates near August and sentiments on migration and civic participation, with references to Virginians and local readers.
Raul oe un, a noted sportsman and writer, teams with Abe Fortin in a Sab Fon event at Yorkshire, featuring a twin motif and a dramatic display of athletic and literary skill.
A fragmentary note discusses Shakespeare and a misread or altered phrase about The Wives of Windsor. It hints at a playful, muddled era reference and a garbled line or title connected to a wage and performance, preserving a curious historical snippet.
Fragmented OCR text references the Deh Aaetedenies Tobeore Company and the Vieterian gewmnes, noting a debated provision and gradual phasing related to a tall project. Names appear garbled with unclear dates or places, leaving the core event and parties only faintly identifiable.
A garbled Carauiy dispatch mentions gremlins near Mount Eima and a fatality with unclear details. The fragment references a weight and a member of a group, but the text is incomplete and lacks verifiable names or places.
A prison blaze near Wenay led to the confinement of inmates including Stacey and Haddin. Authorities moved prisoners toward containment as flames were suppressed by the fire crew.
The readable portions reveal a chaotic string of letters and incomplete words. No coherent event, names, dates, or locations can be reliably identified for a factual headline or summary.
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