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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1930
Page
6
A man attacked Constable Brough on the street on a Saturday in Pecos. The constable struck back, knocking the fighter to the footpath. He stumbled, was attended by Dr. Rogerson, and later charged before JP Pastfield with a £5 fine. the man gave the name Pat Roche and paid the amount.
Police tracking a man linked to the Mona Griffiths murder as sightings and interrogations span Victoria New South Wales and propodollah districts. A Melbourne resident was questioned but denied involvement while officers broaden inquiries into country areas.
A weatherboard farm six miles south of Muragal owned by F E Gulbin was damaged by a fire at 7 20 pm on February. Occupants had left the property at noon on Saturday and no one was in charge. Five fully loaded cars left Mefa for the scene but could not halt the blaze. The house was insured under a standard form policy. the extent of the damage is unknown.
A report from the Wimmera A and P L Societies Association outlines proposed changes to exhibit requirements for wheat bag tests. The motion, presented by Buponvup and Marnoo A and P, seeks a recommendation that all societies fix the display price of test bags as the property of the exhibiting society and that petitions be placed on a satisfactory agenda at the annual Felan wit meeting.
Karnak's Miss Amy Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs F E Smith of Glade, married Mr David Bray son of the late Mr T Bray of Goroke. Rev A R Newnham officiated with organist Mrs Ww of Horsham. The couple hosted a wedding breakfast at Shady Glade and received many guests.
The death of Elmathan Heard 11 after a fall from a horse at his Noradjuha home is reported. He was a Moornboo Hills native, longtime Wimmera farmer, Salvation Army member for decades, and survived by a widow Miss King and numerous relatives. Funeral at Clear Lake cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs Ellen Smith of Dimboot aged 72 and Mrs Margaret Barnett 39, with details of their families and funeral services in Dimboola and Warracknabeal districts.
The latest Dalgety sale notes softer overall demand with 10 percent declines for medium and coarse crossbreds and steady to firm prices for fine merinos and come backs. Key buyers included the Continent and Japan, with notable lots from Edenhope Casterton and Cavendish reaching 16d to 18d for merinos and 14d for crossbreds. Sale volume around 4100 bases, last sale of the year, next due late January.
Nurse D Sudholz of Horsham Base Hospital passed the final examination of the Nurses Board of Victoria. Sister P Cathcart, formerly at the Base Hospital, returned from Sydney after an appendectomy and is recovering. A farewell social honored Mr and Mrs Guest and Mr Jim Guest for district service. The King named Isaac Isaacs Governor General, with Isaacs’ long career noted in law and politics.
Houses have let splendidly this year with progress shown in every way throughout Dromana. Residents and traders look to the season with confidence.
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