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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 06, 1929
Page
4
A fragmented historical text discusses Progress Canada and the DdG-THAMA, outlining migration development commissions and topographic mapping efforts. It references prelates, ore transport, and aviation topics, naming various entities and figures while describing technicals of historical infrastructure projects.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local club notice about courseing activities and a meeting. Key entities are unclear due to garbled characters, but reference to a tea or tee and a club page hints at a sports or hobby group update with tentative dates and names pending confirmation.
The text appears as a garbled collage of campaign references, political figures, alleged scandals, and geographic cues. It mentions masala, Fort, NSW, and various names in a disrupted stream, with no coherent events or outcomes clearly identifiable.
The article explains cork’s value from its lightness and high compressibility while returning to its original volume, noting its unique cellular structure. It highlights cork’s suitability for stoppers and mentions other potential uses such as floats and lifebelts due to its buoyancy and resilience.
A fragmented write up notes productions and accents in a 1930s theater program. It mentions The Wolf Atreat The Mawel Love and The Love Parade with Maurice Chevalier and the Paramount time in Green. It references Innova's Ryelan accent and Hol Tewood production details.
A fragmentary notice from the Jung Coursing Club indicates a fundraising event featuring a luncheon arranged by caterer Wik and a plan for auctions. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
A garbled sheet lists multiple Wanteds recurring in Horsham areas. Entries include assistance seeking washing duties at Dynsent Street Horsham, sewing and dressmaking by Miss Wallinger at 1 Pynsent Street, farm tenancy on third shares near Lockhart district Wales via Young Brus, and catering by Culliver offering luncheons and wedding parties with quick service and phone contact.
The report notes varied demand with buyers active and prices fluctuating. Several entries show prices and futures nearby, including a range of small lots and two year stock strands. The fragmentary text records miscellaneous bids and some price points but lacks a clear market-wide conclusion.
For sale two pageant draught satchees and farm equipment from the department of agriculture at Longerenong College. Utility Black Orpington champion laying strain. Orders open for Valekens and bags utility strain. Heaviest weighing White Leghorn prize, bookings via Williamson's Upholstery Shop. Local addresses at 1st Fap % Var MICHAEL and 11a Wien Street.
A local ratepayer announces candidacy for the vacant seat in the NerleWee Riding. He pledges to act in the interests of the Shire as a whole and signs as WE DAHLEXBURG.
A damaged OCR item notes Choiwe Navel oranges 14 percent per case with freight paid near the railway station. Mentions Meliter rhaean Sweety and a large number of oranges. Manager candidate Merhelu Penducers is noted, with general well wishes for the site.
A garbled notice states Riley has purchased the boot repair business of J Saunders on Firebrace Street and plans future subscriptions and advertising. The fragmentary text mentions Hor sham and Hor shau auf eistriets with unclear dates or names, emphasizing a personal ad for Hor sham readers.
Local residents thank the Matton Sisters and Sisters aid staff at Horsave Mase Hoapital for attentive care and support. The message praises the dedication of nurses and the hospital team in serving patients and families.
Secretary Woods notes 221 lost with timetable details for return and connections. Names and times listed for Natimuk East Nattoak Noradjahs Jadhuba Taolwahs Reficles Kanagnik Balmoral and Goroke connections with excursion fares and late arrivals described.
Kain disrupted play on Saturday in a Horsham Club golf event for a trophy donated by Chandler Bros. Several competitors retired as interference affected the field. The Ladies' Section and local entrants like Mrs Young and Mrs Glitre are noted among participants, with Horsham upholstery shop supporting the event.
An old adsheet lists cement customers and home improvement goods from CHANDLERS at Marsham. It promotes Portland cement, paper bags, spraying materials, tiles, baths and sinks, galvanized pipes, brass and nickel fittings, cement troughs, stoves, heaters, gates and fencing, wire netting, enamel paints, and related hardware. The address is 31 Present Bervert and phone Marsham 19%.
A local Presbyterian club hosts its annual meeting and Mosby El tournament in the Sehawl Hall. Agenda notes indicate business is discussed and some positions are to be filled. The event gathers club members for social and competitive activities amid orderly proceedings.
A short, garbled ad-like fragment touts a coffee product described as refreshing and invigorating. It references a brand or slogan and mentions a grocer selling the item, but details are unclear due to corrupted text. The piece resembles a vintage newspaper promotion with a bold claim of quality.
A notice warns that alterations to tapping sess investments must be handed in by day or Friday, with risk of banetion if not submitted on time.
Lost and found notice describes a missing item between Tharrow and Sham on Thursday night. It mentions Barnett Glare Motor Tyre and Bina Blader reward and some owner details. Contact information appears garbled but requests return of the item.
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