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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 19, 1921
Page
7
Letter to the editor argues decentralisation versus central policy in Victoria Australia. The writer references Lawson’s speech in The Age and attacks centralisation while urging readers to resist the Country Party and support the Communists party stance, mentioning figures like Wetten and Wartington as political contrasts.
Notice details tank, cask and bottle specifications with measurements and pricing terms. Mentions 26 gauge tanks with corrugated bodies and multiple gallon capacities. States freight terms and price discounts for orders paid by cheque.
Professor Neilson spoke on the Montnour Neilson sewage disposal system at a Horsham Borough Council meeting. He described an oxygen based septic process with multiple air exposures, claimed odourless operation, and wide adoption in Australia, England, France, Germany, and America.
The discussion favored a seating and system plan using river water for drinking. On a motion by Mr. Tucker and Mr. Lazarug, the council thanked Professor Neilson. He replied the company would bond to ensure the Horsham installation meets engineer and council satisfaction. if not, the company would not demand payment.
The piece notes Russia and Central Europe face years of reduced wheat production after wartime turmoil. It predicts Russia may be fully 10% below prior output, forcing imports to avoid famine. Markets see gradual recovery and ongoing demand from Victoria and New South Wales growers amid liberal terms and export opportunities. Public sale details listed for landholders at 2H Pitt Street Sydney through September.
Fragmentary OCR shows a 1910s Australian parliamentary scene with references to the late government, a March event in history, a supply reduction proposal, and list of members including Angus Bailey and others.
Fragmentary OCR notes irregular wording about deflation and a large monetary figure. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are clearly referenced. The text lacks coherent facts suitable for a full summary.
Fragmentary text describes Shire Hall Tower and Borwng Ships Hall at Warracknabeal with garbled imagery. Mentions aperture facing Scott and clockwork details though most content is incomprehensible. No verifiable events or clear names beyond places.
Fragmented notice describes a government certificate indicating cash to the Commonwealth. It mentions a pledge by the government and a stated monetary amount, with references to interest rates and loan terms in unclear wording.
A fragmented OCR note indicates a £100 bond linked to a loan and refusal. The text mentions waite hold and reference to a gun and B i nggere, but the exact details and entities are unclear from the readable words.
Fragmented OCR text shows a discussion of loans and payments with unclear names and dates. The readable portions mention instalments, payment in full on application, and references to a legal or juried context, but exact facts are obscured.
A jumble of garbled text describes fear of eating due to indigestion and references to various foods and remedies. The legible portions imply health anxiety and a problematic relationship with meals, without coherent narrative or clear facts.
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