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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1933
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text lists Bou 20 Selbourne, wr altarat, es NS nn with unclear meaning. No clear event, person, or organization identified. Summarized from unreadable archival snippet.
Kingsland Harris and W D Leopathic Specialist meet at the Exchange Motel in Horrham from fk to Lh December.
A fragmented Commercial Intelligence note from Horsham lists varied provisions and prices with many garbled terms. The readable items reference burgers loaves and other shop goods, but the passage is heavily distorted, offering little reliable data beyond a snapshot of a market listing.
Fragmentary OCR text from Melbourne Produce Market notes show names and times but are garbled. Key entities include a person aged 82 and various names, with a reference to 2 PM and milling context, though specifics are unreadable. The readable bits suggest market timing or operations but lack coherent event.
Fragmentary obituary note mentions HENRETE and a memorial, referencing family relations and dates. The text is damaged and reads as if honoring a parent and sister, with unclear connections to a specific place or event. The readable parts indicate an in memoriam style tribute.
A fragmentary item shows recurring notices titled Che Porsham Dimes with renewal entries for Tuesdays and Fridays. The legible text hints at scheduled renewals or listings but provides no clear names, dates, or places beyond the stated cadence.
A cryptic frontier note reports livestock losses and hardship from drought era diets. A cow dies amid scarce feed while farm owners struggle to keep animals alive. Names and places appear in fragmented form, reflecting the period's harsh conditions and economic strain.
A car driven by Mr H Beaches of Kewell with his wife and friend skidded on a stormy road near North Doors while en route to Norham. All occupants escaped with minor shock, the vehicle left in an unusual position, witnesses assisted. Rain interrupted port activities and several football teams faced weather delays.
The Horsham Music Club notes a November meeting with Mrs A Kimberley and Mrs Christma discussing programs, historic manuscripts, and a reading on English musical heritage. The club plans a March concert at Horsham High School with a varied program including a Christmas cantata and instrumental items by Mendelssohn and Elgar, featuring local students and fine choir pieces.
A noisy listing notes films and acts at Horabr OMSKAM THEATER tonight and Wednesday. The More Dangerous Guise features a dangerous chase with jungle beasts and a Russian Zaroff plotting against travelers aboard Mabody Cruise amid romantic intrigue between a reformatory girl and a young Hermann.
In Horsham at the Victoria Hotel on a Saturday, the May Work Sports Committee held its meeting with President A. Horomen presiding. Prize details, committee elections, and sympathy messages were noted, including plans for child welfare and local waterworks and a Maryborough Highland Society gathering.
Fragments report thundering storm and heavy rain across city and suburbs. One man, J. O'Cumnor of Bax Grumewick, was partly paralyzed by lightning at The Arnos while working. Lightning struck Northcote street power line causing fire, quickly extinguished. A wall collapse at Kilderry near Middle Ark and smoke at a hotel in Hronewick are noted.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fatal incident involving a plasterer named George Aton in Canterbury. The brief text mentions a train, Wisconsin, and a person named Taek Smith with concern from a woman, conveying a bleak, unclear sequence of events surrounding the death.
A garbled report states a fishing boat with its crew is safe after distress near Melbourne. Names and places are unclear. some entries mention John, Mh E Loe, and Mort MacDonnel, while others reference Port Paley and Hunt Mets.
A garbled notice indicates a planned penny rise on a two pound loaf of bread scheduled for Thursday. The fragment references officials and associations but details are unclear.
A partial and garbled report notes Ulm and accompanying figures arriving safely. Names and specifics are unreadable, with multiple mis-typed words and broken phrases. No clear details on date location or purpose could be extracted from the fragmented text.
A damaged letter fragment argues Indians should pioneer new settlement efforts rather than rely on government, urging chartered companies to lead colonization. It questions government cost and advocates private enterprise by short venture groups to develop territory and housing for settlers.
A Telegraph correspondent reports a storm damaged a ship near the northwest Behring Sea. The vessel carried women and crew members who faced peril as winter advanced. The commander warned of possible death if rescue did not come. Stores were running low and hope to reach open water persisted.
Report fragment describes Mr John F Bradley contractor and foreman W McDews attacked while inspecting near a compressor at the Hiddenewermee Works. Several laborers were present as the group confronted by assailants. a fight ensued with ladders lowered, equipment damaged, and workers injured. Details are jumbled due to OCR errors.
In Ponce headquarters clashes erupted between Blue Shirts and Republicans. Several injured as tensions rose during a volatile scene. General Wally led a Whur shirt contingent in a meeting after damage from cut telegraph lines and released wires to back the government.
A garbled report from Spain describes a tense election with reports of violence and voter intimidation. Supporters and workers faced abuses as people queued to vote and police intervened to maintain order amid reported irregularities.
Bericht on Berlin authorities suppressing clergy under Goering regime. Priest fined for preaching against the armament program. Anarchic measures extend to Bavaria where three private citizens are jailed for similar acts. Authorities intensify efforts to quell dissent and shape public opinion.
Italy celebrates its highest wheat production on record this year, praising farmer tenacity and the nation’s resilience amid heat and hardship. Officials and workers emphasize technological progress and national effort behind the gains.
Fragmentary text mentions various names and positions with unclear context. It references hospital staff, appointments, retirements, and a farewell at a ship company meeting, but readable facts are minimal and uncertain. Entities include Ur KE, T. W. Guest, B. Zerbet, Exlabupe Bush Nursing Hospital, My Hwinall, Ale, Woolcurk, and Kupamyuj.
A Friday report notes a rise in gold prices amid market activity in the United States. Analysts cite stronger demand and currency movements as contributing factors to the price increase.
Fragments reference a puzzled USA figure Vana and a figure around 10,000,000 unemployed in Oripher with garbled text and misprinted numbers. No coherent event or names beyond this cryptic citation appear in the readable lines.
A fragmented report outlines a costly marriage scheme titled Germany's Mariage Scheme. It references seven anger tet and a thousand marriages in a garbled OCR fragment. Names and places are unclear, implying a historical notice or column fragment.
A chaotic account lists three high school recce programs and a long address by Brigadier General. It mentions wave length topics, dinner events, dinners and speakers, with scattered names and phrases. The piece resembles a scrambled program primer with many garbled terms and misplaced captions.
Fragmentary obituary lines reference a woman named Rebaehn and a person with ties to Ballarat and Tope. The text is heavily garbled with missing letters and stray phrases. It mentions events of death, age, and a spouse but provides few clear details or date.
A fragmented OCR reads like a wandering note on prehistoric toys and tools with mentions of Paleolithic contexts and ancient artisans. Names and precise facts are unclear, but it hints at a display or study connecting early object creation to cultural practice and daily life.
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