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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1952
Page
3
The MD Diowsh tractor project at Cham vetlaln Tetautrien teatory in Welshpool Western Australia has started a new production phase. Twenty 10 horsepower Chamberlain etonene engines refitted in the Wimmera region accompany the shift, with tests highlighting power and fuel efficiency gains amid ongoing development of two notable features.
Victorian Liberal and Country Party MLA for Boring W. J. Milbos urged greater attention to state education and cost savings. He claimed departments waste taxpayer money and called for supervision, consolidation, and improved facilities for country education, including boundary schools and teacher housing.
The Australian Commerce Minister Senator McLeay announces a price rise for wheat by 11d to 1s per bushel for ports. The government plans a purchase price of 11d to 1s to stabilize supply and aid farmers. Subsidies and higher costs for labor, fuel, and freight are noted, with no final decision on wheat policy for the coming season. The Bakers' Association president comments on the impact of price changes on commodities and consumer costs.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions furniture and medical terms with unclear context. Readable bits include references to a trachea and datelike marks, but no coherent event, names, or locations emerge for a full newspaper item.
Vague notes suggest debates on a local political contest in Borung. Fragments mention a Friday event, a chairman, and a party member, with unclear reference to results or outcomes.
A confusing note from Horsham Chamber of Commerce members prompts a dispute over vote counting. Management insists voting must be personal with no proxy recording, while figures cited refer to a contention on Friday night about whether a particular motion remains eligible for counting and open shop hours.
Horsham traders argued over opening shops during lunch hour, citing inconvenience to housewives and risk to private businesses. Proponents claimed modern needs and travel comforts. opponents warned of constitutional and managerial issues, with bankers and public offices staying closed.
A garbled report notes Butler referencing total keeps and catering changes, with unclear context about service and offerings. The fragment mentions Hoots and Dyna but lacks definite details or sources.
The Hall is set to open tomorrow night with Commauss Ulan presiding early in the evening. Cy Gh i Wad are noted among attending officials.
The Wimmera Bands Group held its first meeting in two years at Stawell last week. Delegates from Ararat and other towns discussed re forming the umbrella body to support local bands, aiming for a single combined group with annual major events and travel funding considerations.
Fragmentary text shows a terse acknowledgement or recognition note with lingering unclear names and dates. It references a central figure and possible institutional context but lacks complete details to identify events or parties involved.
A fragmented legal notice references a court matter involving a company formerly named Adeney Company and associates. It notes parties, dates, and a possible claim or regulatory action in a civil or corporate dispute, with several names obscured by OCR. The item reads as a docket snippet from a judiciary filing.
Fragmentary ad notice shows a Wantri listing with a name and a date but text is garbled. Readable items include a demand or request and stray proper nouns. confirms a late advertisement fragment from a historical page.
A local notice from Horsham records a sanitary charge against residents for garbage fees and a quarterly levy. The notice specifies dates and deadlines for payments and mentions inspection provisions under applicable government acts.
A garbled OCR style record lists numerous names and entities connected to the Ripon Electoral District. The text reads as a chaotic catalog of individuals, places, and potential venues with scattered references to dates, locations, and events, though most specifics are unreadable.
FmaSTICE Social Club claimed a surprising win over Christina Blocking, with GLEN FOX contributing a standout performance. Aughiny provided key support as the match neared its climax.
The Horsham Sewage Authority announces a meeting to review general rates and minimum charges for the year. In December 1803 the authority intends to fix the rates per pound of rateable property and tolls for water supply, with a meeting to consider the by law provisions and assessors. The notice directs attendance, with officials named Watts and others.
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