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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
9
The passage extols straightforwardness and denounces hypocrisy and deceit. It warns that appearances can mislead and that counterfeit imitations fail when tested by durability, urging readers to be genuine rather than fake.
An in memoriam notice honors Marin Rite and sang for family and friends. It recalls her life, the sorrow of her passing, and gratitude for care from loved ones and caregivers at a local hospital and home.
Officials tour tourist districts and meet hotelkeepers to raise standards in country hotels. Overhauls target better service, safer travel, and quicker routes, as current issues like exchangeable hotels and rising traveler demand are addressed.
Market notes show hay and straw demand steady with ample supply. Quotes include Briechal at 4 19/ to 6, hay straw from 5 to 13/6, trussed manger bay up to 9 delivered, straw prices firm near Spencer Street and Melbourne spot trades seen at 12 1/2 to 13/4 rails.
The Horsham Presbyterian congress plans to place a tablet in memory of the late wife of Rev. Thomas Gray at Horsham church during his October visit. Designs by Lewis Williams feature the tribute under St John’s Church of England tower. Several local figures and builders oversee the work.
A detailed report describes a twin cylinder diesel engine designed for agricultural tasks. The unit, weighing about two and a half tons, features 80 hp, four stroke operation, and fuel injection with government controls. Field tests at Tanner's Agricultural College aim to compare its performance with horse teams.
The report notes Kilpatrick's Buildings on Collins Street selling for £35200 with exchange details. It references the Governor-General Lord Bore, the Federal Treasurer Dr Magy, and mentions forthcoming elections and party competition. The steamer Sacrawat departure and other dispatches are briefly noted in the wire.
News notes a court inquiry into a disturbance at a Saturday event where a number of people, including a woman named Marjorie Enginad, are alleged to have played a role. The report cites witnesses and authorities as the case proceeds.
A fragmented item notes a 44 hour work week idea from a New Salt Wales venue or tavern. It references an Elven term and a Mince x WI for Re A Nos Wr vier in unclear context. The readable bits suggest a discussion of labor hours tied to a location and event.
The brief notes unclear event mentions WL inter ther Nerteniente Mr. Beuipeler and Stock Fonte Set. It references penalties and fire standards, with references to stock fate and othe ostamiiart fiver bh. Content is garbled but centers on a legislative discussion and regulatory provisions affecting stock and safety standards.
Fragmentary report shows the House of Representatives defeating elective ministries involving motions by Mr se Wirt and references to a tireelon. The text is unclear but indicates a vote outcome and discussions on ministry structure during the session.
High School teams Stawell girls hockey and basketball and the boys football arrived by middle train Wednesday in Marshaw. Prefects and captains greeted them at the station. Hockey ended Horsham 18 to Stawell 0 with A Bell and Gerlach among top players. Basketball stayed close with Stawell and Horsham sharing scoring. Football, coached by Teel Baber, saw Stawell hold a lead until the final quarter amid windy conditions.
A garbled list of names and locations appears to refer to treasury accounts or revenue notes. The text names individuals such as Walterworth Quaston and C. MeIntyre with scattered references to Mei Remte and Jaho. The passage lacks clear actions or dates.
Fragmented OCR reads about a Canberra event linking royalty and aviation hype. Names or specifics are unreadable, but the piece hints at notable figures and a ceremonial or promotional aviation showcase.
Fragmentary OCR text from a political notice references gubernatorial contests and local figures. Names and specifics are unclear, but the item signals statewide leadership contests and candidate activity within the region.
A brief item reports raised pay or budget adjustments for the United States Navy, with mentions appearing in two sources the Tyee and Hawg. The notes imply broader funding or personnel pay changes affecting naval staff.
Fragmented OCR note describes ambulance delays and stretcher handling problems at a hospital scene. It mentions a crane, a purchase question, and concerns over equipment readiness and timely patient transfer. The text references a town setting and emergency response timing without clear names.
Ambiguous text fragment references a family and places, with unclear actions or outcomes. The lines mention Riverated Macnee and a poet chamber, but no coherent event or dates are readable. The readable content is too fragmentary to determine a concrete news item or outcome.
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