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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 23, 1932
Page
2
Fragmented OCR lists eating prizes and provisions in Horsham with items like onions bacon and deliar deli vard. The readable parts mention factory quarters and general price notes, indicating a local market price record with unclear OCR.
A heavily garbled wire service page reports a funeral notice for Henry Joni Harper with a forthcoming service at Veubeuvty. The item also references a Melbourne market update with prices, wheat futures, and commodity notes, plus fragmented local notices and obituaries.
The obituary honors Varaste de Ooune Amanyty of Ay Tvar Niladiol Wiliaw George who passed away recently. It notes surviving relatives and memorial arrangements while reflecting on the enduring impact of the deceased within the parish and community. The notice lists mourners including siblings, children, and grandchildren and references private services held in the parish.
A scrambled OCR fragment reports Tuesday weather with mentions of a warm spell, squalls, and coastal showers. It references winds from the north and west, a thaw and spring mood, and scattered remarks about exams and local figures, all presented in jammed text with unclear attributions.
In a rural incident near Natimuk a man named Mr. Arhmblt reportedly shot his sheep dog and fox terrier after a fatal encounter involving a wandering dog. The event occurred in the Feddorg area with a railway ranger noting the sequence before borough officials secured the scene.
The Horshant district teachers foster a strong fraternal spirit at a gathering highlighted by a school well attended. A nursing association proceeding announces a September end date and urges public participation for a representative opinion. A separate note mentions injuries from a wrestling and javelin incident and a culinary stunt planned for Mayor’s day.
A long fragmented report details Horsham theatre plans and community events including a film program with Star Reporter and The Love Race, plus agricultural notices about sheep and sale listings. It mentions the Women's Christian Temperance Union conference, local cinema attractions, and a restored sheep incident with a missing flock. The piece blends local culture, upcoming performances, and public notices with scattered personal names and venues.
A district temperance conference at Methoiliet Church featured leaders including president Mrs G F Perkins and national director Mrs Inabella McCor aly. The event elected officers and heard addresses on psychology of the Quan tion.
The Hor Hum Hospital auxiliary committee plans a special greeting in the town hall Friday at 4 p.m. The event, aimed at honoring indies and community supporters, invites local residents to participate.
In Horsham the council discusses upgrading the For shawi Hamioog road with Vitalwas to prevent slipping of the Wlim mers. Attendants include Atapurs Kownes Dundas and Mimhagia Abies. The Winmert Khire secretary L Mas writes to the Country Roads Board seeking a deputation from the station council to be heard about a meeting on September 14.
Music lovers in Horsham district look forward to a Friday recital at the Presbyterie Avenue Mehoot Hall featuring Miss Hermia Bryson and Mr. Jobe Himone, aided by Mr. J Ratton Crow. The pair, part of a touring program by the University Commervatorium of Music, will perform a varied selection as they seek engagements.
Mes Wilton, now in her serial year as an agrale debater, joins the Queene Hall team, becoming the only woman competing in the Debaters' Association of Victoria events. Trevor Wilton, president of the Debaters Association, notes her pivotal role as she advances alongside over 120 contenders in three grades.
A survey of Poiveenity Extension Lectures will be held Thursday in Hurshay Mothenliat Jubilee Hall Apas with Prof Wit Osborne speaking on Charm Aarietica tatay to make Thy Develop he Agatralion Mace. The professor, who will sleeprai eartier in the Horsham Votary Ciah, will answer questions at thy con luston of his lecture.
Fragmentary OCR details a 19th or early 20th century debate over wheat export rebates tied to Geelong and Williamstown shipments, involving railway commissioners and local figures. The text mentions church leadership, political protest, and remnant notes about pricing rebates, with scattered names and places and unclear sequence.
A Melbourne church discourse criticizes wartime consumption and social ills, arguing vast portions of income fund liquor, gambling, and vice. The minister links national decline to government policies and urges reform, noting massive wartime costs and ongoing moral decay.
A journalist reports on a sensational murder case as court proceedings unfold. The alleged killer faces the Criminal Court for a triple murder linked to a disputed mining matter. The jury debates motive and the hearing continues into the night.
An unclear OCR fragment notes a motor cycle incident with a wreck near a location called Weta data and references a man and a suspect. Names, times, and exact details are unreadable, yielding a vague municipal reporting style with no clear outcome or authorities.
Film centre in Australie hosts the Muerlenn premiere, featuring a lineup of international guests and a focus on avant garde cinema. Executives from ATU attend alongside filmmakers from Ceuleat and Minne, with Tremmnia and St Suntali in attendance for the debut.
A fragmentary report outlines government wage rules for the metal trades and builders in New South Wales. The document discusses supervisory roles and proposed increases for different worker classes. Names and precise figures are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmented OCR text indicates alleged fronds in patent medicines and charges against men linked to a scheme involving medical products. The piece references government action, Crown interests, and discussions about licensing, with mentions of officials and policy proposals. The readable segments show a courtlike or political context with ministers, cabinet, and regulatory aims.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a preacher delivering a vigil tone with references to gambling, waste, and a painful past. The text mentions a speaker, a speaker’s uncertain state, and a line about someone named Mr Sz singing alone the broken. No clear events, dates, or locations are discernible.
The article reports on reached agreements involving Ottawa and Britain during wartime, detailing preferred import terms and the adjustments to trade rules under wartime provisions. It mentions influence on ender bert fnim oit and the Somme reference, with governments discussing quotas and preference policies affecting imports from Australia and New Zealand.
Fragmented OCR notes describe debates on a treaty, with references to Britain and allies. The text mentions discussions, possible failures, and shifting positions, noting a decline in agreement and statements by officials amid tense international reaction.
The readable portions show misread characters and scattered names, with no coherent event or clear entities. It presents a garbled mix of phrases, likely from a newspaper page, lacking a discernible main action, place, or date. The text is too disjointed to identify a specific incident or subject for a proper summary.
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