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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 22, 1930
Page
5
Today s selling prices cover potatoes onions oats flour and other staples. Values are listed per quarter, per bag, or per unit with figures showing slight fluctuations in bulk and retail categories across the Boreham area.
Wheat prices are listed with figures such as 41 and 2/9 while potatoes fetch 84 and 52. The market notes include terms like Ghater Milling and Cape, with various odd spellings and figures for different commodities and units.
An in memoriam note honors Hogertson Iy Levine and recalls the memory of a dear person. The tribute mentions friends and a celebration and lists names and places in a faded obituary-like fragment.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a mass event ends in disarray with students and staff attending a disrupted rite. Authorities respond amid injuries and confusion while weathering a wider crisis impacting accommodation and travel plans.
The piece argues democracy is hollow, citing wealth influence and party machines as eroding self government in Australia. It laments autocratic tendencies, urges national energy, and calls Australians to self rule, sacrifice, and educated citizen leadership.
Special arrangement allows Renter's World Service to publish overseas intelligence. The Horsham Times holds Australian and New Zealand rights. The notice indicates extensive rights and use permissions for the compilation of information across regions.
Unsettled skies and expected rains from two approaching depressions foretell deteriorating conditions within a day or two. Officials note north and east regions may bear the heaviest showers as farmers await harvest impacts from recent rains.
Two bales of district wool were sent to Morri son & Co by Clarke Bros Wil ean street Horsham. One bale sold for dd am ond another for Sto 4 pond. Clarke notes not worthwhile to ship wool broadly. Recollects for 128-20 season include January 1000 at 124 1h and March consignments at 122) with better prices and changes in handling.
Tenders were invited for the sale of Mr. T. J. Butterworth's stock at the Horsham shop on Firebin Street. Ballainen & Co, Ballaren Fin, were the successful purchasers. Goods were dispatched on Tuesday.
Citizens report crowded streets and noisy crowds yesterday blamed on cricket insemnio or fest events. Local residents complain of forking crowds and disrupted sleep while families wait for shipments and vital texts to progress.
An excellent evening was spent at the Horsham Presbyterian Girls Fellowship on Wednesday with a fine musical program. Mrs Cameron was fully appreciated. contributions came from Miss Burmett, Miss Wooliss, Mr Tongs, Neaton, Bourke, O Brien, Manne, Barret, Studley, Bree, and Daviesen. Mrs A Cameron gave a violin solo and a vote of thanks was extended to Mr Go Petherick.
Ratepayers are invited to Wednesday at 8 pm for a town meeting to hear views of retiring borough aldermen Messrs Wood Bolton and F L Langlans and new chairmen Messrs J Hut cheseon and J Whitty. Horsham Progress Association sponsors the event hoping the Town Hall will be filled.
A health lecture titled The Gift of Life will be delivered by a doctor at Memorial Hall on Tucelay evening. The event, organized by the Austention Association for lighting venereal diseases, aims to educate the public on venereal disease nature and prevention using lantern slides.
The Dental Board of Victoria launches an educational drive to teach public dental care and decay prevention. Lecturers with slides and films offer free lectures through state societies and women's groups, upon application to the Dental Board of Victoria in Melbourne.
A burst water main on Clareville Avenue, Shniringham, Syil udy, caused water to flood 100 yards along the street and 60 yards into nearby yards. Gardens damaged, furniture spoiled, and extensive property loss followed. A lecture notes piece mentions a new profession linked to a court case and a constable’s description of a method used in “ly grog houses.” A failed marriage ceremony was debated in Adelaide with law stating ceremonies must occur in a building with open doors and windows.
A Monday welding feast at Lyngorers Venere opin turned deadly when twenty five persons including the bride and eiheagrovom died after eating what was believed to be mushrooms. A family of eight was among the victims.
Balment mayor urges public officials to seek publicity and press backing to gain approval for actions. At the Tucalmm Metropolitan newspapers meeting in Mitmer last week, he stressed that publicity helps public men accomplish more. Tender details from Country Roads Board session mention Horshaw Natink Edenhag graveling works and costs.
The text records a Ballarat Sunday night sermon at St Andrew's Church where remarks mix confusion over time phrases and references to China and Australia. A Mayoral dinner at Beachams Hotel features Dr Moleter and remarks from the Wague president Alp A Stewart about time zones and trains, with playful mention of three hours ahead.
The Hor sham Town Hall hosts a lively program with Tod Nostom the comedian and violinist Violinist Jack Byres. Jacobame and Kent Marinnetties present clever numbers while Chas. Renanore leads the Wind iamstaaf ensemble. The audience enjoys varied selections as the manager thanks supporters.
The Horsham Doheting League concludes its debate series Monday at Methodise School Hall between ANAL and C.EAMSS. The topic concerns participation in a civic contest and the public is invited to attend.
A forthcoming event at Hersham Base Hospital on Thursday September 18 features local women artists and other performers. Mrs Bo Cre authors directs rehearsals and promises a polished program with fall highlights and guest appearances.
A. Arnott & Co advertises a wide range of saddlery and horse gear at reduced prices for the winter season. Direct import from England includes steel ploughs plough chains harnesses tents tarpaulins horse and cattle rugs and general saddlery items at 81 Firebrace street Hobart.
The Wheatgrowers Anti Compulsion League at Marton on July 2 decided to call a Melbourne meeting during the Royal Show to form a permanent State Executive with district representation. It aims to cooperate with South Australian and potentially New South Wales wheat groups to protect growers’ interests. Growers opposed to compulsory pooling are urged to contact secretary A. C. Bennett, Dimboola.
After 1 September the Melbourne express will leave Adelaide at 4 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The transcontinental train will reach Melbourne every alternate day, instead of once daily. Arrangements were finalised after a conference of Victorian, South Australian and Commonwealth railway officials. No Melbourne train will reach or leave Adelaide on Sunday.
Police report a spate of canary thefts in northern suburbs with an organized gang suspected. Prize canaries two and three shells valued at £10 stolen from Ron Dowson’s home in Yarraville. five canaries stolen from a rear home of Alpin in Northcote. seven canaries including doves taken from Brunswick addresses.
The article notes Wheat traders and exporters in Wind facing severe trade coalition pressure over the past year. It cites reduced demand from Hintist and European mills as a major factor and reports wheat prices sliding to 83 cents, a low since July. It mentions U S Farm Board involvement and a looming crop season with nine weeks to go.
The leading four tobacco companies report rising consumption of cigars and cigarettes. Sales are climbing steadily with a projected £2000 in profits after several years of growth.
South Xfficin Government imposes strict bale inspection rules. Jute packs must use blue twine or metal clips and be distinctly marked. Foreign tatters will be rejected. New fees apply midweek for grease and scoured wool processing.
Three youths tied to the Muna Murra scheme were arrested Monday afternoon after a spree fueled by amber drink. They appeared at Horsham Police Court on Tuesday charged with drunkenness. two were remanded in custody while one was discharged.
The Farmers Settlers Conference debated the effect of the Country party on the next election and rejected a motion to abolish the current tax. They resolved to make another attempt and consider amendments from the Lewin Government. The proposal would require candidates in municipal shire elections to be ratepayers.
Fashion advt notes wedding gowns and bridesmaids frocks on display at Ma dan Grubs. Soft white satin georgette and silk lace gowns, ankle length, with dainty bridesmaids outfits and matching hats. Custom robes to measure available with emphasis on style grace and price. Firebrace street phone 470.
Trustees of the Edward Wilson Trust fund request the new purses rooms at Horsham Base Hospital be named Edward Wilson Trust quarters to honor the generous yearly benefit source. A local event marks the Provisional Union’s fortieth anniversary and commemorates a missionary movement in Australia. The program advertises screenings of Condemned to Devil and special showings of Atlamite with dramatic shipwreck scenes aboard a liner, highlighting dramatic portrayals and the British theme of national identity.
Crowded Town Hall audience heard a report on auditorium amplifiers with 5 to 7 units discussed. An engineer faced questioning by residents while the mayor ordered calming steps and a surveyor to rest the report after a disruptive session.
The Horsham Homing Club will conduct a 1 mile training event tomorrow. The program starts at 10 oclock with a hatch of training dire and releasing early on the Moor.
Abraham Gout of Darlinghurst Sydney was robbed of £2 and assaulted after hawking articles in North Sydney. He was dragged to Maruden Street and hurled into a car. police have arrested two women in connection with the incident.
Residents journey from Rad Ohis to Millura in support of establishing higher elementary classes at Millura High School. The group, leaving around eight, plans a morning meeting with Dr Jot Moreh and discuss travel distances, noting the trip covers about 900 miles and reflects broad interest in regional education expansion.
Goroke plans its annual show featuring a tie event and a special trade sale. Entries are invited with lineup set to begin at 1 a.m. and close by 7 p.m. Participants expect livestock and crafts judging, with local vendors showcasing goods.
A new talkie titled Rome! the world impaminates is shown in the West End. It portrays recent Log. dom sad Continental Happenings and related Weslent events abroad, including Australia and New Zen tawaeed.
During the early hours thieves broke into the store of Mr F. W. Strays, merchant, and stole wearing apparel and about £5 from the cash register. The poles are rae page VST IER Tins.
A heated session discusses the rise of talking pictures and their impact on national culture. Proponents argue increased entertainment value while opponents warn of moral decline, citing various speakers and concerns over modernity.
Report notes 35 guests at a Norfolk camp may have eaten mushrooms they believed to be safe. Authorities investigate possible cause while two Girl Guides are sought for questioning as critics raise concerns. A separate trial related to a stump plow patent is scheduled in Horsham for Friday.
On August 14 the directors of Nestle and Anglesies Comped Mill paid tribute to Mr HW Holden a director retiring from active participation after 27 years of service. Levy chair of directors seated Holden with a china cabinet and an electric winch. Holden will not participate in future company actions but retains his seat on the board.
The 1990 police court report cites 72 cases with 60 breaches and 129 offences, plus two motor accidents with injuries. August 27 entry lists R Treinas of 2 Bey Street, Torham, as part of the prepared docket. the text notes general enforcement and a brief on magistrate actions and penalties.
A garbled fragment mentions a person or event named Crone Pepper among unclear references. The text is too damaged to identify a coherent news item, date, or place.
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