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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1929
Page
5
In Mundi on November 29 a daughter was born to MP Gisarae W Ward and Bier Fun Stren Abide. Mother and baby are reported healthy and doing well.
Fragmented text discusses party platforms and electoral processes in Australia. Mentions key figures and events, including references to a national election and a postwar political landscape. Indicates concerns over party unity, messaging, and strategic positioning ahead of polls.
A warm day ended with a dust storm and showers overnight. Blowing dust and rain created inconvenience, with some debris and scattering at the start. Sudden gusts and muted lights followed, as activities at the gym continued amid the disruption.
A May Park Sports Committee meeting at the Victoria Motel chaired by Air A Horomen reviewed recent business, elected officers excluding the treasurer, and set plans for upcoming play tests and sports events. A report described a fatal incident involving Mr Arnold and a snake, with investigations and safety notes noted.
The item lists various people and happenings from Hersh AAhE to Christine Kitts, Miss Dawn Hyviling Toverly, and Mrs Cameron, touching on concerts, laughter, and provincial social scenes. It notes upcoming performances on December 12 at the Thentas and mentions prices and local arrangements with unclear details and many garbled phrases.
A Sunday band recital faced medical issues and weather disruption with attendance at May Park. The Morag Bam performed a hymn considered among the most effective, drawing churchgoers to the event. A collection at the concert raised funds for the organizers.
A Newsagency branch opens in the southern and western town area to meet clients. Glover has copied a branch of their news agencies at Heavhnod Street. The Bank of Australia format prompted the premises for works permit.
Blishers announce the proprietors of The Horsham Times have purchased the goodwill of the Wimmera Star and the Star will merge with the Horsham Times starting this issue. The move follows a trend in Australia and New Zealand toward single local papers to reduce costs and improve service. Public reception from town leaders and merchants is hopeful for enhanced coverage and district prosperity.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a lively event titled Pipers Big Dance Night with mentions of crowds, a concert arena, and a notable performance by a group or band. The readable text references a dramatic atmosphere, a host venue, and planned entertainment, but details are garbled.
An annual sale event is announced with multiple vendors and dates. The notice lists participants and locations across Tobansatakiet and nearby areas, indicating a community marketplace with various goods.
Memorial Mnamie Lodge Revtelus members toured Hirahain on Saturday and visited the Wattle Miaume Thor. Womenfolk enjoyed a theatre outing while the master and officers hosted hospitality at the Horsham region. The trip included a tea and eight years’ dating retrospect, with Grampians views noted.
A Lutheran mission gathering is planned in Marshant Town Halt on Sunday with speakers from the Benegetieal Tathern Church of Australia. Pastor Gambier and Pastor deriehe will present in German, sharing missionary experiences from New Gaines and Rog Services at 10:30.
A broad page item notes early shipments of wheat with varieties and prices, alongside a poorly scanned notice about a students' concert. Local business references appear with Arnott & Co. A community meeting for the Horsham Mouth Organ group is listed, plus a Western District gathering and a public sale notice. The text mixes postal service notes, dental health references, and market updates, creating a fragmented, multi-item record.
A messy local theater listing describes sequels and films at Horsham Theatre. It previews a Wednesday night program featuring Lavrah da Phente and mentions a crime scandal and a mystery plot tied to a prominent social event. The schedule includes The Letter and a comedy with four young lovers, plus a May program with The Midnight Taxi and a racing-themed item.
A garbled report describes wireless testing and the Heaviside Layer with references to radio pioneers, instruments, and the Westinghouse effort. It notes signals at 224 meters, experimental setups, and the potential for long range communications, mentioning key engineers and institutions.
A 31 year old man, Rirbant Cartorey, faced a murder charge in Adelaide after allegedly killing his wife Random Cornjbes, 44. The case involves the alleged fatal stabbing during a domestic dispute. Police report a violent altercation at their residence. The court set interim proceedings awaiting further evidence.
A garbled OCR fragment references an injured person or headline with unclear names and events. The legible bits suggest a report on injuries and a tune related topic, but key details are unreadable. Further readable content is needed to produce a precise summary with named entities and concrete facts.
A damaged OCR fragment references a local notice or timetable but lacks readable details or identifiable entities to summarize a coherent event or action.
A garbled correspondence piece outlines various people and places with scattered references to political groups, institutions, and events. It mentions Damme Arby Mb, Helatini sta, and White city, plus mentions education grants and a drama program at the Church of England Girls' School. The text is fragmented with incomplete names and unclear chronology.
Fragmentary notes describe a discussion about foreigners in China and related policies. The readable text mentions acts and actions but lacks clear details on dates, people, or organizations. Further context is needed to determine specifics of the event or stance.
A brief Dry era dispute leads to a boycott involving notable picture stars. The report notes tension and unresolved questions as industry figures refrain from events, stirring public debate and prompting responses from unions and organizers.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a steamer ashore with unclear identifiers. The readable elements indicate possible location context and a maritime incident but lack concrete names, dates, or outcomes to confirm specifics.
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