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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1933
Page
4
A chaotic council session reveals accusations that Mayor and officials accept irregular payments from clubs and charities. Citizens push for audit, independent oversight, and clearer leads on town finances while councillors debate lines of authority and patronage.
Amended operating hours for Jung Telephone Exchange discussed by MLA H Behafield and city officials. Progress Association and local leaders cited a need for earlier opening. discussions covered impact on Melbourne suburb services, public access, and community events including a forthcoming music week and Good Friday observances.
Fragmentary memorial note references MRO WI Ranch and family ties with names such as Mankins Vee Frey and Matron Seal She Horstann Tins Hasjaltal WAL. The text appears as a personal bereavement message with unclear relationships and dates.
In memoriam for Aageet Muirnier, age 82, noted with a brief remembrance. The notice honors a life connected to the local community with a reference to a station or service event and a final tribute phrase.
Fragmented readable phrases hint at weather, schedules, and local names but content is largely garbled. No coherent events or identifiable persons emerge to form a clean summary.
Vostehlay morning at about 9 blew a false alarm. Weir stated the bell rang and powder was touched, causing uproar. Police and city responders investigated the event as a mistaken fire alarm with no fire found.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a late Adelaide express route to Altonroe, with plans for a meeting Saturday. The timetable mentions an early departure around 6:00 am and a final trip expected from Dine Inala between the journey and Masel.
A local progress association reconvenes to set plans for revitalizing the town center. Officials discuss advancement opportunities and emphasize collective pride while noting potential opposition from some residents.
A secretary announces two property sales in Beyer Lake and Haven including farmland irrigation and homestead buildings with tenders closing on Friday. The Horsham Country Women's Association holds a west meeting with a toy making display by Mine Hele and a dressmaking demonstration the following Friday. An Admiralian event is noted for the afternoon at the Bacakam Base.
The Horsham Theatre presents the Keboul Drimmils Clue stage play on Thursday evening with Ambrose Avy Adventure and a guest Horsham Orchestra. Tickets price 2 shillings 1 penny and 1 shilling 6 pence, proceeds to charity with private dances for veterans and hostesses.
A disrupted boxing event ends with the delinquent arrested on intoxication charges. The court at Waller Town hears MK Kelley as the presiding official considers the case and possible penalties.
The Mor sham Theatre advertises a Wednesday to Sunday run featuring Chevalier and a baby plot that blends humor and romance. The production touts intelligent dialogue and Parisian settings with strong female roles and a mix of dramatic and comic moments.
The listing shows prices for pantry and produce items at Al the Market in Fritny Mewes. Items include potatoes, tomatoes, vegetables, and beverages with unit prices like 10 7 for Dee bar online and various weight-based costs. Also offered are galvanised iron and other hardware items from a local factory at stated rates.
Lingoreemsrorar and Agel company of Lismore reports a cattle sale with private bids on stock from local traders. The event features a champion cow owned by Mr. Urquhart, with several lots including bulls and ewes offered by multiple bidders, and plans for the sale to continue at the Lismore show as many more animals are expected.
A local Marsham event wove classic acts with modern performances as the lineup featured veteran stars like Monte Ptt and Wiltahive. The evening showcased a mix of familiar tunes and fresh numbers, appealing to a wide audience with cohesive stagecraft.
The article describes a technical setup testing valves and circuits to optimize performance and reduce cost. It notes voltmeters, valve testers, and coordinated tuning to achieve maximum results at minimal expense. It mentions a stock sale and references agricultural breeding efforts and water use anecdotes tied to the era.
Large attendance as Horsham town hall hosts the formation of a Young Women Auxiliary to support the Horsham Base Hospital. Officers include President Mr Bolton and secretary Mrs Hatelkaven, with plans for monthly meetings and hospital ball. Wireless car demonstration showcased new radio equipment used for public gain.
A club ball linked to the Stawell Hospital history is announced with tickets covering supper and admission. The event, at Clanat Crooke Hospital, seeks patronage from officials and the public, with limited seating and early reservations via the secretary and members.
A detailed report of the Nhill horse parade and sheep trial held last Thursday outlines participant names, horse breeds including Clydesdale and Australian stock, and awards such as the Open Stallion Sires cup. Notable entrants include C Mawker with champion cattle and Alf Dulinburg in special challenges, plus numerous local breeders and prize points tallied across sections.
In Adelbourne on Monday a man shot dead Batty Mardin 30 and seriously wounded Rysiead Sleury Martin 3 at their Kast Heal- Fan home at 7:20 am before shooting himself. Neighbors heard four shots then saw Martin collapse near a kitchen doorway. Police believe a quarrel over business matters precipitated the incident.
A garbled report from Wangaratta details a Monday occurrence with references to Alfred Smith and Howden Reakey. The text is fragmented, mentioning a carats Reis Hour event and a blast, but specifics and outcomes are unreadable due to damaged text.
Unclear OCR text notes relief work beginning after a delay in a region between AME and UN with prior refit work. Mentions new rules and a dispute over rates and timing affecting the program rollout.
London reports the Whewe Agreement affecting twenty one countries with mixed reactions. Exporters from Australia and other nations anticipate possible hardship while officials claim broad safeguards. Delegates claim the accord aims to stabilize markets though some doubt its impact on global trade.
A mangled report describes a plane fire with unclear origin and actions by the pilot amid chaos. Victims or witnesses are not clearly named. the piece references authorities and a potential landing in a rural area, with fragments suggesting a rescue attempt and subsequent investigation.
Sydney reports rising sales and price increases in the latest market notes. The report notes higher demand in the early season with figures showing notable gains over prior periods and signals of continued strength in Melbourne and related markets.
A former minister for planning in New Zealand comments on naval build ups and a looming threat of war. He notes the need to study recent military developments while warning against missteps that could provoke a large conflict.
Melbourne to Kallista route tested by Green & Delaty with a Chrysler Plymouth sedan praised for longer wheelbase, refined ride, and new instrument panel. Donne Aisterbulire notes the model selection stands out among makes despite varied prices.
Professor Raymond Maley announces resignation from his state role. He states the move was prompted to return to writing, with speculation about the forces behind the departure and the broader impact on state work.
An excerpt discusses Hitler's stance on Franco-German relations, urging a return to Germany and stressing the need for mutual understanding. It claims Germans see peril in disunity and seeks unity with France on all questions, warning against future rupture.
Fragmentary text notes a debate on rights of small rowers tied to Austria and Paris with unclear terms. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the fragment implies international concern over amateur rowing and maritime rights.
The readable portions discuss a mayoral review and a candidate named in supervision, with mentions of voting and rates. The text is heavily garbled, but suggests a mayoral outcome and related civic matters in Horsham with references to a council and potential election actions.
Fragmented OCR reveals scattered names and places. The text mentions Avrstee, Atlanemey ty, UWE, AFI 608, and Be ies be een un ryt ong p hye. The overall piece hints at a ceremonial or community event with unclear details and numerous garbled phrases.
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