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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1935
Page
4
The notice presents the services of a funeral director, emphasizing sympathy, tact, and complete mortuary planning. It highlights guidance for bereaved families and arranging dignified memorials, presented by We lah t Bena, Panera Directors at 28 Wilton Street, Horsham, with telephone contact.
Weather is improving with neutral westerlies and higher inland temperatures. No flood danger reported on Murray River West as reports of minor river activity near Moyahan and Wimmer River are noted. rainfall forecast remains heavy in some regions but conditions seem easing with limited impact on towns like Horsham Arm and nearby areas.
A historical note honors a Melbourne man for service to a medical association. The article outlines the award ceremony at Bettieh and references the chancellorship at Melbourne University. Details about the semester and local implications are briefly mentioned.
A herd of cows reportedly entered Mr CB V Brew's orchard last week, consuming 91 cases of oranges. A veterinary surgeon opined the cows may have overeaten citrus leading to fermentation in their rumen, though they recovered. Authorities say such incidents are rare but stress farm security.
The Horsham Benevolent Society issues a blanket drive to aid needy households, with funds and blanket donations routed via Horsham Times. Contributors are thanked as a total £9017.8 is recorded, with details of blanket quantities and receipts noted.
Fragmented OCR lists several quirky items including a Luncheon Hymn, a Market Report, and music themed pieces. It mentions 2 UW data notes, a 19-me Down reference, and a “Honbem Tie” program. Names and exact details are unclear due to garbled text.
Melbourne police read charges against Kieatteey Rephromin Wan and an associate at 8 Kilda Court on alleged illegal tuning of motor cars. The pair face multiple counts, including illicit motor device use, as investigators detail alleged activities during the wet season.
Prime Minister Fatein expressed that discussions will prove beneficial for Australia. He highlighted negotiations with the Coalition and noted potential attrition impacts while promising clear measures. The message urged strengthening ties with allied nations and pursuing a new parliamentarily guided approach.
A fragmentary guide on wool preparation stresses thorough cleaning, cloning, and careful packing. It covers sorting ewes and rams, branding growers, proper baling, and avoiding late packing to prevent damage and defects.
A violent incident in Oxfordshire ends with four people fatally wounded. Wilfred Gibbs, age 29, allegedly shot his wife after a three year marriage. Gibbs fled to a cowshed and later died in a vehicle pursuit. Authorities say the case involves a domestic dispute with a driver. investigations continue.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a meeting date in September and references to various terms and names. The readable parts indicate plans or questions about a discussion, with no clear event, location, or identifiable individuals to confirm. The text remains ambiguous and partial.
A garbled OCR fragment from a 19th or early 20th century page references events near Lake ASS L47 and a steam nw Ketiging scene. Names, places, and dates are illegible, leaving a fragmented note about a Tuesday event and related activities.
Witnesses recall clashes and funerals as mourners gathered for victims of recent unrest. Police report multiple attacks and distant echoes of the riots seen along London avenues and surrounding areas.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local event involving Timwi sal Movhapwe and Hal with mentions of Arapiley Seeley, Toner, and various unclear names. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and lacks coherent details or outcomes.
A swimmer in the Atlantic became involved in a dangerous episode as rescuers intervened. The incident led to injuries and a protective action by bystanders. The mother was reportedly present during the events.
An attack at the Tomhire Cathedral injures a clergyman and wounds others amid tension in the Pathatirium region. Catholics respond with renewed faith as authorities investigate the assault and protect communities.
A damaged OCR reads that thieves broke into a cathedral, slashed a window, and removed items before fleeing. The fragment mentions a break in, unlawful entry, and missing articles, with no clear names or locations.
The report notes Prince leaving a large estate totaling £2,008,000 in New York and London with a nine year period following a determined sequence of events. Barbare Mutton and the Americas mills are cited in connection with the financial settlement and related weather, with a £78,000 amount appearing in the context of the final agreement.
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