Hair Treatment and Kiair Tinting Service Ad
A vintage ad offering Beery wire guaranteed styling with 28 curls for 22 appointments on fetter and ladies hair made up. Includes hair treatment and Kiair tinting services for women.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 15, 1930
Page
5
A vintage ad offering Beery wire guaranteed styling with 28 curls for 22 appointments on fetter and ladies hair made up. Includes hair treatment and Kiair tinting services for women.
A list of selling prices for various groceries and commodities including butter honey potatoes unions racoon pollard bran hawk flour and other staple goods. The OCR text is garbled but shows per unit prices and descriptions for several items.
Readable lines show team names Roghiel Cape and Orions with scores around 2 to 2 35 and 720 SPU. Other fragments mention Chores Milling, Mawr Sob Pthtoes, and La We. Unable to determine full event, participants, or outcomes from the garbled text.
A brief historical note records the price of wheat in Horsham, noting fluctuations and market signals influencing local traders. The readable text emphasizes agricultural economics and regional commerce impacting daily transactions.
A notice states that the special arrangement Renter's Work Service contributes to oversets intel Vis in The Horsham Times and reserves all Australian and New Zealand rights.
Oliver Gwee Mackley was born on August 1 at Private Vospital to wife A. T. Woembler. A daughter is reported in Natimuk.
Obituary style notice listing memory of Elie Metts who died in August with mentions of family including father sister and Heather. a solemn memorial line referencing losses and bereavement.
Amid tangled party clashes in Victoria, calls arise for public expense retrenchment citing the federal electors and Labor factions. Ministers and opposition members spar over taxation, debt, and reform as Healey and Anstey figures feature in the debate shaping parliamentary lines.
The report notes rising interest in blood stock exhibition stock and horse breeding in Australia. Melbournes Wool comments on breeders moving to meet demand as southern cities see a shift toward riding and fitness horses.
Good falls in Victoria boost prospects for a record wheat harvest and ample pastures. Superintendent of Agriculture Mr. W. H. A. Mallett says spring rains are essential. thunderstorms hit Horsham around six o’clock. forecasts from Weather Bureau predict unsettled spells with more rain and southwest winds. Water levels rise at Wartook reservoir and Taylor's Lake showing higher storage than last year.
Report on Murra Murra project progress with clearing, dividing range work, and water channel tasks. Notes seven tiles of completed work, ten more nearing finish, and multiple structures progressing including sheep of water and drain work. Ends with ongoing construction and water relief efforts.
Four Hersham shopkeepers face a difficulty during a telephonic test of a scenteth practical as a caller orders produce by phone. A series of noisy interruptions and a suspicious sequence of deliveries raise questions about who is behind the repeated takes and if the exchange is tampered with.
The Supepely Conmission started operations on July 22 affecting areas including Dandpinio and Kalkee. Water levels rose in the Limbhouls channel around July and reached key pads, with tanks noted as starting to fill. Officials describe the situation as improving after initial flooding and dimming concerns for local residents.
A Presbyterian missionary named IL Metcalfe sustained an injury while chopping weeds in Horsham ward when his axe rebounded from a clothes line and struck his forehead. He was treated on the scene and later resumed his ministerial duties on Sunday.
The Horshite Traders Association secretary Mr Tom Young reports a reply from Chief Secretary Mr T Tennecliffe about a requested night patrol. Delays stem from arranging satisfactory measures while similar advice arrives from Mr Welt tenhearl Mot. The town prepares volunteer efforts and charity drives continue with goods collected for needy families.
The Horsham Pipers are set to perform at Balmoral Sheep Show in Thinretoie on November 22. Dancers and a sewer delegation will also appear, with exhibition of Gute Hiend Tae.
A troupe of royal blind entertainers led by Mianedas Angus performing in Horsham Town Hall features blind artists, violinists, pianists, and a jester show. The program includes Melurne sketches and a touring act with The Ranjey Roy and Til Ameor. proceeds support Victoria’s blind institute with an annual £25,000 funding need. The company also plans a Pittmio engagement and a September performance in Pimpinio.
A fragmented review notes a Western titled The Baseball Field and a silent Western Kit Carson with Pret Thompson. It describes rugged frontier justice and swift retribution as part of a spectacles lineup featuring The two Nugents and Roland Young in supporting roles.
Salas in de Herston Theatre showcases a community singing program with choir variations by Horshin singers. The feature includes a premiere performance of a base harp piece and related vocal works as part of a local arts initiative.
The Horsham Homing Club schedules a bed and training toss from Nkili this morning. Participants expect a quiet session with birds released at short distances, while observers note several pigeons from nearby lofts missing or unaccounted for.
Albert Goodwin, 42, a farmer from Tresdaw Hingaree, suffered leg injuries while working on a hay stack. He was taken to Ballarat Hospital for treatment after the accident.
The Bendigo Gas Company for the half year reports no dividend despite gains in production. Directors cite higher prices for inferior ore and a net balance of 731 pounds. Debentures to 600 pounds fund a new carbonising plant. construction nearing completion.
Fragmented report mentions Len in OA and Mew r. Denes Lasreiles Limited and talks on opportunity for naval or regional reform. Notes varying sales, dates in December and November, and hints at joint investigations in England. Mentions South Africa and European trade parity with Japan.
A Pennant harvest offered for sale by Mr C0 Cook, previously of Horsham, who reported about 200 to 220 pounds of tobacco produced. The event highlights a finer grade, with shipments arranged to meet demand in the region.
The fragment discusses energy and enterprise in Charleville and a broader question of newspaper establishment in Australia. It notes the tension between large scale ventures and small towns, with a cautious view on matching urban stunts to rural realities.
In July the Portal department issued 10812 wireless licenses and 123 listenereportings in Cow town. Four thousand licenses were handed to new users in Vietopia while Victoria recorded the highest cancellations at 4H LeLTD, with Moe in New South Wales following.
The Geelong Gas Company announced a dividend and decided to sell a portion of its gas bow Wills from Japan in September, details unclear due to damaged text.
Very interesting weddling frocks worn by bridesmaids and guests at Ma New Griffiths show including white satin georgette and silk faille gowns. New picturesque hats arrive this week. brides may have hats measured and tailored. Firebeewee street shop offers full service and satisfaction.
An article notes extreme heat in several locations with temperatures reaching near 120 degrees in New South Wales and Western Australia. It mentions a four day heat wave and ongoing investigations after a large insurance office incident.
Fragmentary report describes an agricultural show scene with tools, clothing, timepieces, and workers. Mentions sheep prices, low market value, and possible mass destruction to prevent stock loss. References to associations and a Mr. Woh. Saleroun and farmers relations.
Mr WRO Thomas will visit the Exchange Morel from Sept 8 amid plans. This week Thomas will be in Wiserview on Friday, August 22, for several years: one term of 24 and another for MN years.
The article reviews a regional agricultural show with sections on cattle, sheep, and horses. It notes high lambing percentages and descriptions of exhibitors, including Mr W Thomson of Sores, with prices and equipment on display. A. Arnott & Co. advertises dragtight ploughs, chains, harness, tents, and related farming gear from Horsham.
The issue covers Sunday tennis and tawly permissions at Pernarlawatan, appeals for seaside access, and a call to seek permission on similar activities. Also listed are the Horhitn Tract supply needs for six minutes and an upcoming charity dance at Me Kotsie Creek halt. Details on a Parrunates block sale and thirteen lots totaling 245,655 are noted alongside a charity drive for Worwindel.
A wire report notes continued wet weather for Victoria and New South Wales with heavy rainfall expected in Riverina regions and parts of southern Australia. Forecasters warn residents to prepare for showers and potential wind across the coastal and inland districts.
In a rough report the government aims to set a new state wheat record. An estimated firmer system is referenced alongside the firm planting of wheat. The record attempt centers on an agricultural site and the progress is watched closely for a potential state mark.
A fragment noting Wel’s historic Mitre Tavern as Melbourne’s oldest inn with scattered mentions of names and numbers, reflecting archival confusion and incomplete OCR. The text hints at longstanding innkeeping and a POW reference, but details are unclear.
Fragmented notes describe a cargo vessel at Port Skewed with wiring issues and a fire scare. Mentions radio check ins and potential delays as crew and authorities assess the damper and navigate loss risk.
A Wispatch from St Lopes notes a delay for a flight with details unclear due to damaged text but mentions Messrs and a plan to depart. The fragment hints at a temporary postponement and possible schedule changes.
A lone woman flyer undertakes a daring flight seeking permission to cross a local area. The report notes potential official concerns and the pilot’s resolve to complete the mission.
Fragmentary notes describe advice from weather experts about drought conditions. The garbled text mentions dates, dates in June, and possible forecasts, with references to rainfall and patterns affecting water supply.
A damaged report describes Mascon village burning after an explosion or blast on a Westbank road. Agricultural stock and buildings were damaged. emergency crews battled the blaze as residents faced ruin and investigators began scene work.
The fragment hints at a dirigible flight aimed to create signals or banners. It mentions a crest or emblem and a hoped outcome tied to a name or place, though the exact details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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