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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1952
Page
2
Retail prices for butter bacon potatoes and pollard appear alongside births and funeral notices from the Morwham area. Multiple names and dates surface in terse lines, including a November 28 hospital entry for a daughter and memorials for Arthur and other relatives.
Friends hold a farewell service at St Dobar Church in Bughand with Canon TM Anthony presiding. Ralph Burge and Mir Dickson attended, as did Mr and Mrs Laut and Miss Votr. Parishioners joined in the Sunday turning and wished a joyful voyage for the traveler.
The Audiphone Company hosts a hearing aid demonstration event at Walker Pharmacy on MUARMACY Fi, promising better hearing. Appointments encouraged with After-Sater service and expert consultation.
A commentary argues unions push beyond protection of workers toward control of industry, criticizing dismissals and urging balance between labor and capital. It notes Australia’s generally strong conditions, warns against extreme labor or employer power, and calls for cooperation to sustain employment and growth.
Mr Honey Agnew of 36 John tives Horsham died recently after a long residence in the Horsham area. Survived by his wife Mrs William Agnew and a family including Kathsieen Crinchey Riverside and Robert Geelong Witham Mor sham with others listed as relatives. A service will be held at Horsham Come after a service at rnetts Quest ronan Set Ber iduaca.
The piece argues against a two for one scheme, warning readers of a scare campaign by opponents. It highlights political tactics, urban rural divides, and calls for informed votes, referencing parties, seats, and electoral stakes in Victoria and broader Australia.
The text records the annual meeting of the Commerce group in Atlantic, Georgia. Officers listed include president, vice presidents W Cook and N R Whiter, secretary L Butler, treasurer M Schurmann, and auditor TH Green, with committee members Atlan, GA McDonald, R Shepherd, E Gerlach, W Baker. It mentions a ballot and election of office-bearers and a secretary’s remarks.
A fragmentary report notes a brown snake and frilled lizard involved in an attack on a man near Murat Creek. It mentions a shooting by Mr. Hf. Millar at Burst Creek property and vague references to authorities or outcomes, with multiple garbled phrases about events and people.
The weekend lists show Hawthorn district residents admitted to Wimuwrs Base Hospital including Le Smith Bowden Street Mee C of Stawell Road Mim A Poucker Lachlan tient and others. Several names from Goulburn Valley towns like Bowden Stree and Minyips appear among patients and relatives visiting.
Fragmented notes show Liberal leaders and Country Party tensions in Victoria amid calls for redistributing seats and reform. The passage mentions Mr Hollway urging two for one reallocation, with Liberal party backlash and ongoing political pendulum shifts impacting both state and federal aims.
A fragmented report outlines Israel facing key 1951 52 issues aimed at halting inflation and boosting labor productivity. It mentions workers, cooperative efforts, and social schemes amid political and economic pressures shaping the new state.
The piece reports a Reverend Wit Sater condemning liquor trade as a threat to Australians freedom and manhood. It notes local option deputations and the Victorian Locat Option, with remarks on the liquor traffic harming judgment and behavior amid a broader British Empire struggle.
Fragmented report discusses public respect for church leadership and moral standards, with quotes attributed to Mr Balter and Mr Salter. Mentions youth morals, abstinence, and societal roles amid wartime concerns. Occasional references to liquor controls and national tension.
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