27 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 27, 1935
Page
1
A garbled sale item lists fashion pieces and prices. It mentions models, hats with bows, sleeved garments, and a metal finish feature. The fragment hints at a sale with a price near 79/6. No clear event or prominent entities emerge from the readable text.
A fragmentary advertisement lists Our Price deals dated 29/11 and 10/6 on men’s wear and youths purchases at Se i et Rh. It mentions pyjamas, flannelette items, boys' blouses, and price points such as 1/6 and 3b cu, implying a sale of garments with marked down values.
At the August meeting councillors presented committee reports detailing works authorized and inspections. Notable items include water drainage works at GarwkeF sdenhape road, a proposed by law consolidation, and approval of trench and pipe extensions near MimmMay, Muddy Moor, and Apsley roads. Committees discussed bylaw consolidations, contractor tenders, and patrol funding for foremen.
Yesterday morning 54 young men from Horsham and surroundings attended the third annual wool class. Mr G. M. McDaniel led instruction with assistants from Testaustgy and Austtaiane regions. President G. T. Wendgate praised the programme as valuable for local industry, while the Horsham Agricultural Society promises prizes and continued support for enrolled students.
A disordered ad urges women to call or write for a booklet on health and anxiety. It directs postage to the Dept FT Vietoram Ladies College of Health at 227 Culina Street, Melbourne, claiming a health care resource for every home.
The Government Station led by Mr Gawler reviewed seed wheat sowing and fertilizer use across Victoria. Key figures include 18 754 tons of superphosphate applied, 4 4085 go value of hay, and 4 564 Washels sown per acre average 616 lb. Counties varied from Miltewm 45.37 lb to Ripos 8505 lb. Total 2 186 717 bushels produced, state average 6200 lb per acre, with county sowing area listed for Lawan Borung Kars Millewa Weoah Karkaroo Tat TM chern Gladstone Benigo Moira.
A truck overturned near Beaufort killing driver George Turner and passenger Will a Trainer while four others were injured. The Ballarat travelers were en route to a dance when the vehicle toppled at Beaufort Hill, leaving Turner and Trainer dead at the scene.
A garbled report notes an inquest at the Beaufort Court House with Deputy Coroner presiding. After identification testimony the body was prepared for burial with the date set in September.
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