Infant Welfare Appointment and Centre Notes
Melbourne Burgess is named for leading the Baby Health Centre project to be set up at Horsham Memorial Hall. A sister will soon take duties, and a new infant welfare appointment is being discussed with Hamilton. The message also lists various farm and trade terms and measurements, reflecting a fragmented OCR.
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Burgess
Melbourne
Horsham
Vam
Rolligan
Eae
Ted Pomion
Hamilton
Es Slater
Torrig
Melbourne Produce Market and Local Mishaps in Horsham
Wire report from Melbourne describes price drops in wheat at the market and another drop noted at Hyrkarm. In Horsham a worker crushed his toe moving a piano at Pear Furniture Warehouse. An unusual incident in Telangatuk Ens involved a girl removing what looked like a hole filled with food water, revealing a fishlike object. A clinic opened on Baillie Street with vendors and local figures present.
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Fiano
C. Zoo
Horsham
Pear Furniture Warehouse
Yenna
Telangatuk
Upper House reform dominates final of the assembly described
The piece discusses the parliamentary clash over upper house reform as the Assembly considers constitutional limits and political strategy. It notes potential double dissolution and the impact on the government’s agenda, with emphasis on reform versus urgent issues and the possible paths ahead.
Weather bulletin notes bleak, showers through Monday
Cold unsettled conditions persist with frequent showers into Monday. Rainfall totals from Wednesday night show mixed totals across regions with pockets of heavy rain and floods in hills. Northeast winds and snow in parts of eastern regions noted as conditions slowly improve. Sheep sales report from Dalety and Co. with a yarding of several thousand sheep averaging five pence per head, outlining market activity Wednesday.
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Pointe Feld
Noe
Sararit
Messrs. Dalety & Co
Homsham
Jtyarit
Elef
ALK CONTROL STATION A RAIL SERVICE FOR HORSE BREEDERS
A report from Nhill shows ALK CONTROL STATION linked to Melbourne and Adelaide rail connections in a plan to facilitate horse breeders travel for the Royal Show. Officials discussed avoiding delays, with committees and local clubs organizing auxiliary events and improvements to pavill grounds. A Methodist Men’s Club meeting added committee members and outlined a question box night, while the shire library purchased a 900‑volume collection to boost subscriber access.
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Railways
Dintondy
Bo Clapp
Plennington
Horn
Dargensen
Hreedera
Methodist Men's Club
Manthly
Hortham
Jubilee Hall
Messrs
D. Watt
R.A. Jenkin
J. Shillington
B. L Semmens
R. Whitelock
J. Farish
8. Ainsworth
Padre
Bredbury
Warrackne
underground tank found delaying sewerage work
Report notes an underground three foot deep water-filled tank uncovered during sewerage house connection work. Council planned to seal and mill the well but persistent wet weather prevented completing the necessary filling.
Life policy payout after railway accident noted
A telegraphic summary reports a railway derailment on a Tuesday night near Gaumaly Fur Junee at 9.50 pm causing major track damage and a crowding of the temporary line. A life insurance policy documents a £100 payout, with a 20 year instalment plan and a subsequent premium debt of £135.
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Au Gile
Ett Gaumaly Fur
Jem
Baum
Spring and show plans amid noisy market items
The notice describes a wood chopping demonstration and a wood shop display, with four men guiding the event and preparations in hand. It also notes wool classes popular at Morebaus, a rising tide of counterfeit money, sheep road dangers debated by Dim boule Shire Council, and a spring theatre lineup featuring Jan Kiepura and several films with details on attractions and cast.
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Wien
Dimboule Shire
Joparit
W. J. Howland
Wim Wekingwert
Anguse
Bere
Finkemeyer Presanty
Madague
Tomiels
Finke Imener
Hoevnai
Audet
Isham Theatre
Jan Kiepura
Gladys Swarthcut
Arith Benelf
Robin Hood
Eldorado
Joaquin “Murrieta
Warner Baxter
Ann Loring
Bruce Cabot
Mago Grhame
Walter Abel
New Premises for Coles Stores Planned at Lake Benetonk
Manniche & Hon Pty. Ltd. of Mildura and H J Coburn, architect of Ballarat, secure tract for abattoire at Lake Benetonk Mildura. Contract price about £500 exclusive of machinery. Construction to start soon for Mildura Working Man's Club and Coles Stores at Shepparton. Turnkey ceremony planned Monday morning.
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COLES
Sucevastil Tyndetore
Manniche & Hon Pty. Ltd
Mitdus
H. J. Coburn
Lake Benetonk
Mildura
Coum
Mildure Working Man's Club
Colea
Shepparton
Hoe Chum
Fatal quarry blast near Ballarat kills one injures two
A premature detonating charge at a Beaufort quarry on Wednesday morning caused a fatality and two serious injuries. Victims include 24 year old File Hector Broadbent of Beaufort who died, and Alexander Pearce of Beaufort who had a left leg amputated. Alfredton resident Charles William suffered facial and eye injuries, while others endured injuries from falling debris. Further details describe workers on ledges and the blast’s devastating impact at the quarry site.
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Ballarat
Alf Yell
Bmadbent
Pratce Wan
Williame
Stone
Broadbent
Carranbal, Inc
Robert Hrnasl
Beaufort
Inez
Accident Near Western Highway Involving Andrew Weir
Avoligty Collegion reports My Andrew Weir junior of NRill was riding along the Western Highway when he collided with a flock of sheep. He was thrown from his bicycle and sustained injuries. He received medical attention and was admitted to a private hospital for care.
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Andrew Weir
Nrill
Doetar
Air cargo for Africa eggs and Australian chicks prompt voyage
The article notes air shipments of penguin eggs to Africa and eggs and days old chicks from England to Kenya Tanganyika and Australia. Chicks travel by air to Europe and beyond, with air transport touted as faster and healthier for animals, despite rough handling concerns. An elephant incident and theft, plus local farm topics on butter substitutes and a wheat competition, are also mentioned.
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London
Kenya
Tanganyiki
Australia
Europe
Tiventork
Horsham Town Council election returns first poll
A wet day turnout produced a record poll in Horsham Town Council elections. Retiring Drs F Langlands and L Hutchesson were re elected, and R E Charles won the vacancy left by the retirement of Dr W C Bolton. The voting used the preferential system for the first time.
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Horsham
Flood warning as Horsham may flood by Sunday
District engineer D Clark warns of a likely flood in Horsham within two days. He says the river system could deteriorate rapidly and advises residents to prepare for rising water and possible evacuation. The forecast follows a substantial rainfall pattern and regional river swelling.
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State Rivers and Water Supply Commission
D. Clark
Horsham
Armane
Lanns
Flooded Rivers Across Victoria Trigger Widespread Warnings
Storms swell rivers across Victoria with likely record rises. Officials warn residents to prepare for flooding as several waterways surge and threaten low-lying areas and farms. Emergency services urge caution and monitoring of weather updates.
Inquiry Into Woman's Death Sparks Wide Investigation
Wire service report outlines a broad inquiry into the death of a woman, detailing investigators, authorities, and possible motives as inquiries continue across multiple locations. The piece emphasizes official statements and ongoing interviews with relatives and witnesses.
Australian car sales rise as new vehicles reach 70 thousand
The Commonwealth shows higher automobile activity with about 70,008 new cars and 10,82?0 commercial vehicles registered and in service for the year ending June 30. Sales increased 4 percent from the previous year, while imports and capital outlays reflect broader economic gains and a £1 million tax benefit to the Exchequer.
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Fot
Australia
Commonwealth
C.va
Yosz
Lee
Ealee
Avetralie
CUPID
Ware Put
Lake Merice
Vablela
Australie
Pridvins Bulletin
Unclear historical seat contest cited in Dunmunkle Shire report
Fragmentary OCR describes a race or election in Dunmunkle Shire involving a candidate at Mulimunkte aban with references to Me dC Gormamn and a newcomer Nis We Mi Renae winning a convention. Details and names are garbled. no clear outcome or date.
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Rline Vuring
Jenn
Mulimunkte
Dc Gormamn
Dbs
Eeriring
McKenzie
Girmiam
Kowree Shire Election Results Spark Patchy Retin Vote
Kowree Shire vote faced opposition from Me Me Burns. The results show a divided outcome with turnout differing across polling places and final counts still being tallied.
High Court Seals Meligatne in Adverse Forgery Case
The High Court of Ate Frwiie adjourned a hearing on a forged seal case involving Meligatne Thurstay and Seaforth Signo Maclkieu amid confusion over the misread plea noted as the great wal of the Meh Comer. The court paused proceedings to a later date due to an apparent clerical error and adjournment request.
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Meligatne
Breakdown at Power House disrupts railway work
Report describes chaos at the New Port Power House after a series of mishaps. Engineers halted operations when thousands gathered as firemen and workers faced delays. the incident impacts rail time and safety procedures.
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Meutsnrae
Tonrainy
Rusk
Attack on Establishment Sparks City Debate
A chaotic mob attack described in disjointed notes rallied crowds against local authorities. The fragmentary text hints at clashes near a public venue and prompts questions about security and response by October authorities.
World War II Era Broadside Transcript Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text presents garbled references to wartime topics, dates, places, and names. The readable portions hint at a wartime broadcast or notice discussing events, possibly involving Stalin, military movements, and public fatigue, but specifics are unclear due to severe transcription errors.
Battle for Fy Wiies on Both Sides Cannalti i By Cl 1 Mie
A fragmented report outlines a clash with teams and players uncertain. Details include names, places, and scores partially readable amid unclear text.
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Wiies
Cannalti i
Pirate gang story reshaped by cable lens during trial
A misread OCR fragment describes a gang of pirates and a cable led story about a trial. It mentions Avett and Malaga with unclear details and names distorted by distortion. The text hints at witness questions and a courtroom setting without clear outcomes.
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Fred
Baillie
Yestralay
Caborn
Sirehiawet
Ont Mallard
Huile
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Quire
Jobson Ke Hon
Tal
Intat
Pris
The
Borman Times
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Smith
H. Fotn
ALK
Nhill
Adrixide
Adelaide
Horsham Mechanics’ Institute
C Rennison
Petty Deere
Bay Scouta’ Association
W.A
Funda of Mach
Avoligty Collegion
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Kathy
Alera
Tinntan
Hixtion
Wen
Mingly Agricultural Society
Mehults
Colne
Wimmera
Juparit
Mindmarah
Hom Kg
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GLOSE
GAS
Langlands and
Hutchesson
Omarles
Telit
Ak Preferen
Teeeman
Tata Amber
Wo Vevort
Be ‘Hetaiby
Ngo Te Ftp
Myon
Olrotis
Uhthor
Butlin
Charles, CB
F Langlands CE
L. Hutchesson
Perit
Stutchesson
Cotal
Aes
Langlands
Charles
Ue Hutchesson
Oy von
Lonsdale Weir
Victoria
Natal
Rosedale
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Thorratae
Renin Diether
Fray Melliirnne
Riseali
Wittiliekjieay
Atrio
GAR Sales
Dunmunkle Shire
Wessrs McKensie and
Nelson
Kowree Shire
Pete
Unsun
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Huombope Co
Poweryreek
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High Court
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Power House
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Hottie Pigtowitts Braution
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Chengty
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Stalin
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By Cl
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Italy
Jack Wake
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Piem
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