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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 19, 1930
Page
2
A compact advert-style note lists Lederman's Ladies items and a "Special" tale tone product. It references Owl Hale made up hair treatment, male tinting, and a hair care line with promotional phrasing. The entry reads as an old time catalog blurb.
A market snapshot notes selling prices for several staples in Horsham stores. Items include flour and batters, with per pound and per quarter rates, plus various unidentified provisions and measures. The column reflects daily retail quotations and notable price ranges for supply items in the area.
Dalgety and Onnemort quote Wheat at 47 1/2d per bushel. Milling Street listings show varying prices for barley and other grains. Potatoes ranged from £4 5s to £5 10s per cwt, with cheese and onions cited at several values.
A brief note reports yesterday’s price movement in Hor eho with unclear context and fragmented details. The readable text hints at a commodity or item traded in Hersham but lacks sufficient specifics to identify the exact price or category.
Special arrangement uses Renter's World Service and other sources to compile overseas intel for the Torsha Time. Australian and New Zealand segments are reserved for future publication.
In memory of Henry Northfeld a notice from his son It PL Nort tiflelat expresses grief and remembrance. The fragmentary obituary notes a farewell and claims he is not forgotten.
St Veur edition of Che Borsham Times appears weekly on Tuesday and Friday. Community notices and brief items surface from local sources, with residents seeking information on upcoming events and public matters in St Veur.
A long, garbled colonial-era column discusses Sir Hubert Wilkins criticizing Austen and Australian cultural power. It mentions a public museum joke response and references to Austen Finns and British influence, questioning national identity and creative independence in Australia.
A Horsham gathering presided by W E Duhlinburg discussed the September 22 Melbourne Temperance Hall meeting of the Anti Compulsion League. D Haden elected as Hersham delegate. endorsed opposing compulsory wheat marketing while planning to forward the motion. Horsham musicians praised for a Catholic ball performance and orchestral excellence. Progress Associations discussed civic progress and district cooperation, noting fruitful work and strong ties with district committees.
The fortnightly meeting of the Australasian Women's Association was held on Twestaw August in Masonite Hall. After the business session, a social program followed with a light supper and a discussion about a forthcoming event titled tech to Hilton.
Fragmented weather notes describe several days of sun and rain without clear dates. The terse item mentions a cold snap, intermittent sunshine, and a brief period of unsettled skies. Several odd spellings obscure specifics but imply a mixed forecast and shifting conditions across days.
A fragmented report outlines rainfall coverage across Victoria with references to towns like Horsham Stawell and Warrnambool. It notes averages, outliers, and regional patterns, mentioning temperatures, dates, and a series of place names and figures from a weather survey.
Morcham Homing Club staged a race from Nhuill with NAW and Soroeviaw among top finishers. Mer Rew Walmes led each heat, winning the event. Teebee 1 finisher and two pigs owned by W Cunningham and Devlin clocked close to the winner. Most pigeons returned to their lofts.
A muddled report describes a cattle wandering issue near Dearmouth or Thresnay tied to a new Westere development. Officials consider moving strays to a corralling area with patrols and officers to manage the matter, while councillors seek a practical solution.
Mr Fl Head of Lowan visiting town suffered a spine injury after a fall. He was returning home around two o clock when a man named Munwel allegedly tripped him. Mr Heard, aged over 70, also fell and sustained severe spinal injuries.
Fragmented text indicates rising water storage levels at several local lakes including Warteck and Tay tors Lake. Details are unclear due to OCR damage, but the article mentions improvements in storage capacity and cleaner lake conditions. Pots and measures are aimed at improving western shoreline areas.
Weather reports indicate rain falling in the Central, West and South easing drought. Farmers in Rewateke Tennessee Died Todiana Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Washington saw signs of relief while the North East awaits additional showers. The Timers note some storm activity but overall drought conditions persist in parts.
Local authorities seek sportsmen to hunt deer in the Gembrook district within forty miles of Melbourne. Farmers report Hiates damaged and warnings destroyed as dogs and night trespass cause farm losses before dawn. Patrols urge reporting any information leading to arrest.
A garbled report notes Sister Chidlow overseeing infant welfare in Ile Lun winkle Contes. It lists attendees at Repanwap and Minvip with totals and visits to Bogenynge and Maarten mel Doe. Twenty five fires were given to helpers, with volunteers helping at various centers.
A confused OCR fragment describes a person driving toward Mount Gambier with names Glenburnie and Fogarty. It mentions a wheel incident, a fracture to a wrist, and an altered journey. The readable details are garbled with inconsistent spellings and unclear action.
Storm notes recount fire threats at Islay and Cape Bon times with officials present. Snow on Grampians brings heat and rain, thunder and lightning. July weather at Stawell records points and a presenter’s fine appearance. Waterways in Fran’s Tokeate Lake level rises as streams feed into internal lakes.
AHealth official at a town hall gathering discusses public health and community welfare actions. The minister remarks on funding, state support, and responsibilities in improving general health, noting efforts to prevent illness and protect citizens. He stresses broad public health benefits and economic value of health programs.
Patrons at the Bee Sham Theatre will see a new British talkie titled Atlantic. The feature promises a fresh narrative voice and modern talking cinema for the week.
A correspondent reports confusion over the term pullet in Somravsia Daily. The millen council discussed poultry terminology, noting that a young hen is called a pullet once past hatch but before laying eggs, with debate on age and usage continuing at the last meeting.
Very informative notice from Mae from Griffiths highlights wedding and bridesmaids frocks in soft white satin and silk, mostly ankle length. Menswear features huts for wives arriving this week, with special focus on style, grace, and prices. Intending brides may have robes measured and fitted at this shop in Piveluae Street.
The Horsham Theatre screens Paramount all talking comedy Fast Company starring Evelyn Brent and Jack Ookie with a Ring Landover inspired plot about the Yankees battling for league pace and a final World Series moment. A second silent drama Rit Curson stars Fred Thompean, with Donald Colman in Condemned and Vie abeegee credited for orchestration.
The Hersham Football Club ladies committee donated prizes for the eleventh event. Mesdames Terjer tox and Spencer and Messrs Cheesemnen and A. Meflae distributed awards. Winners included Mesdames Terhet Kay and Miss F Perkins among others.
The Premier asks Sir Niemeyer of the Bank of England to undertake a roofed inquiry in Victorian outlying districts. It remains unclear if his engagement will permit reporting to the Minister. Melwera Moser Kem visited Rendall, involved in wheat and sheep farming plans. Details cover land value, acreage, and settler grants, with the aim of coordinating home administration and farm support.
A 22 year old Weautitel girl is bequeathed a Vertome asset under the condition she disowns her father and if the grandmother is alive. The estate features the Prkle burst writings, described as the late poet Whe’s legacy. Names include Lettice More Hathot of Prick bow Laelere, Witcombe, and inquisitors from Hetlew Macerlonfieh.
A meeting of the MidMwry Pealthrr Revolte Association discussed promoting eggs and ham products to boost demand. Members suggested organizing campaigns, urging wives to help grow the protest number, and a slogan like Eat More Eggs was proposed to guide future demonstrations.
Mr W EF Thomas announces his next visits to Horsham and Clantevote will remain Friday August 29 and Saturday August date respectively.
An advertisement from A. Arnott & Co. in Firetrace Street Horsham promotes saddlery for the winter season including plough gear harness tents horse equipment and cattle rugs. The notice highlights reduced prices and mentions a complete range and reliable quality.
A cordial invitation to all parents and supporters to attend Horsham High School’s field day event on Thursday afternoon and evening. The program features work across many disciplines including dressmaking, woodwork, metal, chemistry, geography, English, singing, folk dancing, and more. Exhibits will be displayed in the assembly hall with demonstrations and performances by students and staff, followed by hall activities and a display of firth cheer.
Report details a sensational raid in Satwedey after an event at night near Cod bell motel and Ti Keeval Motel. Officers, detectives, and town residents observed unusual activity with alleged premises misuse and arrests linked to a Bay area name.
Mra J. M Jende of Limelot steer Horhem receives theatrical attention from Abietsteizh private Bua ial and Mir Ruecker, Waolwendat fest. A. A. Kowwiles of the DMorsham Test Oltiew staff and secretary of the UMenrsiain Foottall Clyb attends. The visit featured Railways exhibition, Mr A. Kedigers hosts, and Miss J. Dwwhe leaves for Konloe hostless appointment. Friedrich Sauel Sedecare and Tim Nevelet reputedly hold estate talks. Robert Thomas Walters, late of NIT retin fener, leaves estate valued £1200 with heirs under church provisions.
A damaged pane occurred at a shop window of Mr Pallork as a cross or crowd around the area drew attention. Reports describe the scene near the window and an unusual sound echoing from nearby streets. No injuries are mentioned.
A writ has been issued in Melbourne against Smitlee Newsapers Ett by Dewoe, a sergeant from Cunberrs, alleging damages of 50 Hatinges. The action centers on alleged defamation reported by the defendant.
Readable portions describe a premier level intermeeting with figures Sir G Nienwerer and Sie rolleneyes present. Mentions about liferenie and expenmtiinne appear as garbled text, with unclear context or outcomes. No clear dates, places, or organizations emerge from the fragment.
A garbled note references the prime minister and measures relating to a premier’s counteroffer. As readable details are limited the item highlights political maneuvering and proposed terms without clear names or dates.
A garbled report references political and military figures with vague mentions of a minister and wartime actions. The text hints at fears of an attack and ongoing military concerns despite some decline in unrest. Specific names and events are unclear due to damaged OCR.
An airship completed a long distance flight reaching near Canlington covering about 6000 miles in challenging conditions. Crew faced treetop weather and engine issues but maintained steady progress despite adverse winds and limited visibility.
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