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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
5
A damaged OCR entry mentions James and Kay tied to a matrimony event, with scattered phrases about places and names including Sayre and Rand. The legible portions indicate a local wedding or union notice but many details are unreadable.
Mr Philip Snowden outlines a railway consolidation from 120 lines to four, forecasting savings of about 20 million pounds for trade and travel. He argues prewar competition weakened efficiency and proposes wartime lessons to create a unified network, with government support and phased implementation through 1930.
Fragmented remarks on wartime railway policy discuss Act 80 per cent profits used to cut fares and freight costs. Sir Eric Geddes and the Le Lyne heading are cited in a broader call for reorganizing transport, reducing bottlenecks, and preserving national property values amid upheaval.
The article discusses disruptions in early wheat shipments and price signals amid tension between shipping and storage, noting warnings about warehousing and market constraints. It mentions authorities addressing parasite concerns and the need for careful handling of grain stocks to avoid losses.
Fragmented OCR text mentions stock markets, prices, and commodities with scattered figures. Readable items reference yields, currencies, and index style notes, but the overall story is garbled with many nonsensical phrases and illegible segments. No clear event or outcome can be determined.
Fragmentary OCR lists postal district names and addresses with scattered phrases. The legible fragments mention district numbers and place names such as Abetexra, Athen, Am Viele, Melange, Verh Mawhabewe, Arbate, Kewnyiom, Muriberyong, Elsternwick, Fendt, Williamtrien, and Verthville among others, implying a list or guide to district divisions without coherent narrative.
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