Road Death Toll Focuses On Motor Cycle Safety
In Horsham police chief Sergeant W M J McNamara discussed road death figures from the Australian Road Safety Council for the year to June 30. He urged compulsory crash helmets, noted head injuries cause most deaths, and backed a probationary license period and a 4 mph pillion limit. He praised motor cycle clubs as a public safety measure.
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McNamara
Horsham
Australian Road Safety Council
Australia
McNarmara
Sergeant McNamara
Harley Club
Frank Sinclair
Sawdust Fire Breaks Out Near Horsham Station
The nursnam rue brigade was called at 4 20 p m on Sunday to a fire in a heap of sawdust on railway property north of the line at Horsham Railway Station. Railway workers had been off duty in the area when the blaze started and smouldered into a shed near the engine house at the sawmill. No damage was reported.
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Nursnam Rue
Une
Horsham
Sem
Tippett
Sreen
Legal notice fragment on attendance and council receipt
A fragment states Mr K J Bothweil is secured to death of SF short and will attend when the council lanes was received. The wording is unclear and contains garbled phrases about attendance and council receipt.
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K. J. Bothweil
SF Short
1951 Commemoration Show Named for Victoria Centenaries
In line with the Chamber of Agriculture wishes the Marsham Show next year will be titled the 1951 Commemoration Show to mark Victoria centenary gold discovery centenary of responsible government and jubilee of responsible government Australia most other shows next year will carry similar names.
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Chamber of Agriculture
Victoria
Australia
Price rise urged as ration debate hits red prisoners
Government and industry leaders pressed for a rise in rice and butter prices amid plans to balance costs of production with consumer prices. A deputation was proposed to state governments to seek widespread price increases, backed by dairy farmers associations aiming to unify policy across states.
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Victorian Dairyfarmers’ Association
Melbourne
Preuetian Ely Bey
Hunter Cy
wWe
Minster
Commerce
Aml Agricultum
McEwen
Bere Tion
Century Heat Shatters records in Horsham region
Horsham and surrounding Victoria centres logged their hottest December day in over two years with maximums near 100 degrees. Natimuk, Nhill, Edenhope and nearby spots reported equal or higher readings as crowds sought lakes and resorts such as Warrock and Taylor's Lake. Warrem Weather noted broad heat across the district with towns posting 97 to 102 degrees.
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Horsham
Hamilton
Victoria
Zamethin
Warrock
Hall's Gap
Taylor's Lake
Wdimmbanta
Nhill
Woman Drowned In All-Year-On Dam Near Marnoo
A woman identified as Mrs. Jane Datson of Wallaloo near Marnoo drowned Saturday afternoon in a dam at Marnoo. She had resided in the Marnoo district for [incomplete text].
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Marnoo
Jane Datson
Wallaloo
Marnooistrict
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