Whettie Tale and Sealy Diftiosities Faird Surcessfully
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 12, 1930
Page
2
Advien tree reports that Whettie Tale and Sealy diftiosities completed a faird surcessfully by post.
Alice Beddison of Hormham died at Wemley Private Hospital on August 7 at age 74. Her husband Henry C Beddison, daughters and sisters are named in the memorial with funeral and burial arrangements to be announced.
A terse report notes overseas intelligence details published by The Hersh Times and related outlets. It mentions Australian sealed areas and reserved Kah domains, with references to cable arrangements and modifications by Reuters workers.
A garbled report notes Queensland involved in a legal action against an unnamed party. The piece hints at cross border issues, potential state aid questions, and mentions notable individuals and agencies briefly, but it lacks clear facts or specifics.
Wheat growers express cautious optimism as heavy rains ease drought concerns in Wingmen and Mallee with river flows rising at Wonmire and Horstinne. Town reports mention livestock, local industry, and public works amid improving conditions. notes on missing details and local events follow including boating and chess matches.
A chaotic clipping blends a tale of hours of agony at Push and Coy factory work with scattered fashion and social notes. It mentions a dramatic four hours of pain, a veterinary surgeon reference, and stray details about stockings, superstition, and a central Australia note amid various unsettled topics and incomplete names.
The text discusses wedding and bridesmaids fashions with mentions of satin gowns and white fabrics. It references eye catching attire and notes ornate details, with a focus on desired fit and style. A phone number is included for contact.
The article comments on Australia’s public stance and optimistic future, praising national resolve while noting concerns about economic and social outlook. It covers a government field demonstration on agricultural policy, water supply issues at Natimwk, and proposed developments affecting local communities and industries.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Australia and England investigates Werkering methods, Luminiot and Armerien, free wine for travelers, marketing talk, and uncertain names. The garbled passage references Austealia, vagueness about a warrant or assessment, and nonsensical phrases.
The fragmentary text reports Mrs Ay Jubaeun giving £100 to aid the widow of Mr Hook who died under unclear circumstances. It also notes the death of journalist Me Pragk Linens after an onfield injury and a court incident involving Thomas Melaten charged with rubbish disposal.
In connection with the winter fencing event at Ballarat a competitor named Mrs Warper won the Palm dor show seated 164 gesture and the first plate for all Wile Lechurne Mesere 1 Paltike and Cowell. The report notes the host and the event's opening ceremonies.
Amid an annual master bakers gathering in Valais and Eaton, industry leaders discussed price pressures and production costs. The session highlighted concerns over boron use and rising labor costs, with calls for policy clarity and coordinated action to stabilize bread prices.
The brief notes a news update titled Latest News with a byline placeholder indicating a local or regional report. It records no specific events, dates, or named entities beyond the generic headline style.
Experts predict an outcome amid scattered notes about a wool season report. Fragmentary phrases reference a legal action and local figures, with names and places obscured by garbled OCR.
A fragmented report describes a fatal incident on a road near Sh Kilwat. The article mentions a vehicle collision resulting in a death and notes local authorities are reviewing the scene. No further details are clearly readable.
Railway workers in Victoria and New South Wales push for higher pay as industrial tensions rise. Arbitration court hearings are expected to determine wage increases for clerks and conductors amid stalled negotiations with employers.
A blaze damaged Banyip Stores Barat and nearby properties at Munro, authorities report. Firefighters battled the flames through the night, with losses including stock damage and structural fears. No injuries reported as crews limit spread and assess insurance claims.
A garbled text fragment mentions perjury and legal actions with unclear names and dates. The limited readable terms reference a court matter, possible defendant, and procedural notes but lack coherent identities or outcomes to confirm.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses income tax in a historical context with unclear names and figures. The text references a tax related matter, a time element, and mentions paying money, but many names and specifics are unreadable. The surviving readable bits indicate an unsettled tax issue with potential penalties or actions.
Dave received a selection of England imported goods including steel plough hames and plough chains, packs of harvester tacks, tents, tarpaulins, rugs, and general saddlery items. A. Arnott & Co. advertises reliable quality at reduced prices from Hersham. Attendance urged for a church meeting at Mr 10. Smith's in Davess on Septemlee 1.
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