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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 19, 1921
Page
6
Disjointed text fragment covers numerous proper nouns, locations, and actions with garbled OCR. It mentions people such as Reba, Van, Sam, and others, plus places and possible events but lacks coherent narrative or clear outcomes to summarize.
A garbled wire service column reports boxing in Holland with focus on a heavy weight champion from Pheened and events around September. Readers are told The Telegraphed News sent a correspondent detailing matches, figures, and results alongside broader sport coverage in the publication.
Fragmentary text reports on a cricket test with West England or similar teams. Mentions players Warner Armstrong Kennedy and a discussion of bowling choices and attitudes. Specifics like dates, venues, and full team names are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Melbourne reports focus on opposition to Lason in Bendigy seat contest and a prominent barrister Sr Et Sranaata considering the race. Coverage notes labor government boasts and South Wales secretary remarks as other political and legal items surface.
The meeting was delayed due to a football match at Dadswell's, with Nationalist Dundas candidate planning to follow the postponed event. Premier Lawes is set to speak in Horsham Town Hall, while Mr Rodgers, SEER, and Mr Megane may address attendees. The notices urge large turnout despite campaign tensions and regional rallies across districts.
Readable fragments show Stawell and Warracknabeal contest on Central Path with scores in footy terms and other regional clubs including Ararat Minyip Hang He and Murtoa. The text lists multiple teams and players with scattered results and references to venues, dates, and miscellaneous standings.
Reportedly a mixed field gathered for a sepcial golf event with a未clear lineup. Local players faced weather and course conditions as leaders battled for top honors amid fluctuating scores and surprising near-misses.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss wheat pool closure, 1918 to 1920 era, with references to Victoria Australia. Mentions prices, export outlook, and a plan to fix duties or taxes, plus looming deadlines for grain inclusion and payments, and a debate over state versus federal support.
Kalgoorlie reports the death of Uhathy Meury Hamer aged 32 son of Rev. C H Hiausmer. The late ALP member and community figure passed away leaving a bereaved family and local service plans to be announced.
Mrs Allan will not be at home today on Friday. Mrs Black also not at home. The events listed include family engagements and social visits with noted local names and locations.
A fragmented report describes a large family gathering at a Canterbury home after long separation. Daughters Mea HW Holy Mee and others reunite with kin while belowed elder relatives recount past times and the joy of reunion fills the occasion.
District notes coverKALIL private school votes and staffing with names and percentages across several pupils. Riverside obituaries report Esther Scott death and Mr Scott's health, plus community notices on poultry farming and Bendigo egg prize winners. Local recollections mention Miss Friel and Mrs Wohlers with regional references to orcharding and rural life in Wimmera.
The notice notes Mr. John Stewart of Riverside, a pioneer orchardist, in fine health and touring Scotland by bike. He halted at Hawick on July 5 on his northbound route from London, hoping private blossoms would bloom by his return and asking to be remembered to Riverside.
A government candidate will speak at multiple venues in Horsham and surrounding areas across August. The schedule lists several towns including Wonwondah East and Riverside with dates from August 23 to August 24, highlighting state school locales and community centers.
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