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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 08, 1930
Page
5
A brief Commercial Intelligence listing current selling prices in Horsham stores for items such as potatoes onions bacon and swedes with per quarter per th and per bushel rates. The draft includes figures and units reflecting market quotes and local trade terms.
Dalgety and Co reports mixed grain prices with milling wheat and barley showing varied values. Onions, chaff, and other feedstuffs are listed with moderate price ranges and totals, reflecting market conditions of the period.
A special arrangement in the Marshaw Times revives overseas rights for Australian and New Zealand material. The document notes a World Service and other information services tied to the issue.
The district shows renewed public interest in municipal politics as August 28 approaches. A local meeting heard criticism of amalgamation plans and reaffirmed support for responsible governance, with calls for open debate and active citizen participation.
A garbled report notes motorists surrendering licences under strains from rising costs and rough conditions. It hints at widespread driver license changes affecting travel and daily logistics.
A rough summary of Victoria weather reports notes lighter rain and showers in the north and south while Horsham records a cool day with sunshine and intermittent rain. Temperature reached 42 points with several locales reporting measurable showers and some late evening rain through the night.
The report discusses steastile progress at Murre Murra and a Wednesday dive peffect that affected working conditions and opened the cane. It mentions locals retiring to lhrnies and issues with newly authorized sworping footyell and rough swefmce affecting safety at the field.
A brief notice requests extending electric light service to homes and streets in Horsham Borough on Tuesday evening. The proposal seeks to improve street lighting and home illumination by adding new street lights and transforming the local nighttime visibility.
Members of the Hersham Progress Association discussed a contentious issue during a meeting as supporters and opponents prepared for debates. The event will feature Longerenong College and ANAL in an August session with clear winners and losers identified for an upcoming panel in Allarat.
The will of Mero Wilhelm Sobany Sudhola of Natimuk died March 24 and was proved by solicitor Mewtawlk. It directs residue to grandson John Mharkes Sudbell after two years and leaves £25 to a National State charity for school bench purchases. Other bequests include £225 to St Pauls Lutheran Church and £10 to Natimuk clubs, with farm stock and Goreke plant left to Adelph Johannes Adigan as manager. Executors and conditions specify continued employment and payments to his wife, with lands to pass after her death to Heinrich Walter Syillelz and a £2,000 legacy to his son. Residual estate realisation proceeds go to daughter Wit Anz Wsta Lindhelz.
Wr J M Elliott the Vinspresident of the Austra tiem Natives' Association was welcomed at a joint meeting. Mr RB Birske, the association president, extended a hearty greeting. The visitor then spoke on the Pecet Finaneil Orisie with a detailed address.
A charity event in Horsham aims to aid the Lailies Renevalent Sa ciete with a theatre show featuring a Borough Band and leading artists. The program includes music, street game performances, a poultry show by the National Titty Poultry Breedlers Association, and a community singing session led by Mr EL Muller.
Sir Charles Martin, chief of the Division of Animal and Triton at the Lomton Comnel af Sei entifte Agricculural Research, plans a move for Anetratia fia Deeor to the veterinary reairorisation at On dersteyemr tenth. The notice notes a competition with animal nutrition experts and references Lawes and British jolt Gero reseasety Inetfte in the field.
Fragmented OCR text describes a financial balance of 72 pounds and lists several names associated with a meeting or appointment. The garbled wording obscures full meaning, but references to Mr and Mrs and a balance due are evident.
An article discusses breeding strategies for Suffolk Down and Southdown sheep, weighing crossbreeds and purebreds. It notes the influence of temperament, mothering, and wool, with references to Leicester and Hampshire lines and potential export implications.
A local event titled the Hersies Vipe Rani collects all tithe antes and a nevelty. The gathering takes place at the VWoeehnades Wall near Wecnesilay.
The Hireham Neming Otuls announce nomination races from Dimbowls to be held Saturday. In the former 10 birds will be jetted, aimed at the committee member with the gumin ate the birds. Basketball will take place at Mr oA Mitchell with events noted for Saturday. Weather outlook predicts conditions for a pigeon ration event.
An Australian Motorist list names 20 Victorian motorists who run hire cars between city and country areas. Included is BR Q Lang of Horsham who travels daily among Horsham Melbourne and Horsham Han jiten. The defender 31 deadline ends licenses and the government’s order could end the men’s transport service.
Reports show significant difficulty in trenching along the San Mateos to Macuode corridor. Midgard notes ground instability causing cave-ins while engineers race to complete pumping stator foundations and prevent further delays.
A garbled report notes Mr George Swensey of Helier esl traher of prine gtatiol being sold to Mr Carl Sallwack of California for his 0 eon with which he has well prices the Meliwurne duel Balloras. It mentions Ingri a Titeny tme and the Melilwurne viewess hearing a potential offer from Salle.
An old report describes Arthur dolts trapping and a Beaufort Methodist gathering. Mr Waleton, Rev J Mellor, and Mrs Wordfall attended as the community marks the end of a lengthy preaching tenure with a farewell sermon and plans for future ministry.
Stationmaster J Dole while inspecting trees at the wi chenolock railway station opened a bottle protruding from a rift sac and discovered a brown snake inside. The snake caused a stir as the bottle was inspected by others before being sent for medical care and further investigation.
The annual Catholic ball will be held in Tlorehain Town, featuring a memory night with aperitif formality after dinner and a late dancing segment. Canoes will be a featured display during the event.
A. Arnon & Co advertise draught rollers and winter saddlery with reduced prices direct from England. The list includes steel plough hames, stern plough chains, complete harness sets, teats, tarpauline, horse saddles, saddle rags, and cameral saddlery. Firebrace Street, Horham.
In mid August at Melbourne Town Mall under Australian Better Health Association, Captain MB McD hon ll VC will lecture on psychology for city workers starting 12:20 PM. New York speaker Gertrude Jacob will discuss children's health in New York, followed by De Marquette on temperance and health factors. A health lecturer Philpots will give an informative talk on electrical cooking and refrigeration appliances. An invitation notes no fees and a cordial reception.
Unclear OCR text lists items at Phimlitan corporation including prune bul hocks and various references. Mentions of Fraser Fires, Wristwue FEM, and Quitting appear with several garbled phrases and numbers. The readable fragments hint at internal notes or advertisements but lack coherent events or outcomes.
A debate this week between Mr. Wilton of the Commonwealth Bank and Mr. Boreman of the Nariong Federation examined private motor transport versus government controlled systems. The discussion covered open competition, licensing, and the impact on prosperity and fuel costs in transport.
Readable fragments describe a chaotic incident on a Saturday afternoon near Walker Street from Drunitis Street. A chase, disorderly conduct, and a crowd scene are noted with references to a Shell Motor bar and local authorities.
A distorted OCR passage references names and events in a confused stream, mentioning a resident Milica, a marine post, an award, and fleeting notes about water and sunlight. The readable elements offer no clear chronology or cohesive report.
A garbled OCR fragment presents a chaotic list of names and phrases. It hints at a contest about correctly spelling US words and names with references to many individuals and places, but the readable text is fragmentary and unclear about date or location.
In a long evening at Hoeshangen Hall the Presbyterian Fellowship hosted church youth for a Bible class and games. Highlights included skits, singing, and a final program with talks by Howell Colman and Miss Corr, plus a plan for future meetings and activities.
The garbled text references a wedding, bridesmaids frocks, and a Pride event with plans in A mi l l a i n, plus a public notice for Cate Certl next Monday. It also mentions a hospital showing an operation, a jail or police report, and a skeleton found near Little Ket Head Beach with police suspecting foul play in a death case.
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