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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 14, 1934
Page
5
Vague OCR fragment describes a local event or game with unclear names and places. Key entities are unreadable, leaving only scattered references to a match or meeting and a public space. Details and outcomes cannot be determined from the fragment.
Principal Mr G B Wondgate reports 122 points of rainfall by July and 44 points for the year, the driest since 1903. After sowing 349 acres of wheat and 360 more between July 9 and 10, germination is uneven but promising. Stock fed on wheat hay and oats with limited green feed, 88 sheep, 50 cattle, 138 pigs. Dairy yields 57 gallons milk, 291 lb butter from 26 cows. Poultry output rises with hens, some show prizes. The college reopens August 1. examinations show mixed results and progress in incubation and dairy work.
Fragmentary note discusses invited correspondence tests of central interest. It urges brief, legible writing on paper and requires sender name for publication while avoiding public claim of authorship.
Fragmentary report outlines campaign activity with ministers and candidates visiting Tasmania. Mentions a Labor and Liberal contest, budget figures, and ministerial portfolios. Includes list of Senate and House of Assembly candidates in various districts and references to federal oversight and party dynamics.
Fragmented notes outline a Tuesday and Wednesday slate of lectures and sessions at Lanlailly and Horsham with photography talks, a Tuesday midday session, and an assortment of music and service events. It notes intercollegiate visits by Queensland teams, a Dookie excursion, and a gallery reopening set for August 30.
A fragmented discussion on farming, progress, and social life in Australia. The text references Queensland, Darling Downs, and rural families, noting immigration, education, and industry pressures. It portrays debate over development, employment, and urban influence on countryside values and youth prospects.
Creditors next of kin and all others having claims against the estate of Sindermentigne vership are to send notices by October 15, 1034 to William, 86 Bourke Street, Adelaide, South Australia. The notice warns that claimants may be excluded from assets. Proctor Hxevnbor Clutterbuck of Edenhope, Australia.
Classified notices advertise a general with good wages at a Thirslam address and multiple listings for bicycles and tools. The garbled OCR mentions Turber’s shop, a 1921 address, a steel pipe, and a registered item for sale with age and running order notes.
Fragmented OCR text outlines loans and interest rates for Bawa Peapeties and farming grazing groups. Mentions towns and low counterse terms with unclear figures and scattered phrases about properties, mortgages, and real estate services.
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