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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1925
Page
5
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A Horsham discussion on police promotion notes that the rank of inspector is earned near retirement, stifling merit. Critics argue long service delays rise of capable officers, urging promotion by merit over seniority to improve police efficiency and public safety.
The region sweltered as temperatures topped 107 degrees with heat waves sending people indoors. A two-vehicle collision near Arkona injured several, including a broken jaw and a fractured collarbone, while the railway residence at Noradjuha burned down despite efforts to save it.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Melbewree Moeday Alfred Chambers an ex constable Mr Jasset calling secretary to the Preasurs and describes the loam as fret tuanclat tetmmph. The readable facts are sparse and names are uncertain.
A mangled dispatch notes a hold up involving the Hanuka voyageers this morning. It mentions a planned scheme tied to ten recent voyages and cites a former crew member’s claim that the company will face punishment, possibly liable to be sentenced.
Hort Pruwich, eldest son of mt Bcendhroke, has assumed the role of private secretary after serving in public duties. The historic posting follows years of service and aligns with the family’s long tradition of public service.
Geneve hosts the opening meeting of the nerve’s nod Moen quent event with Lavaly Absbione anticipated to perform.
Rudyard Kipling remains under care at Amperve as reports about his health progress circulate. Details are sparse, with official statements offering limited medical context while fans await clearer updates from his medical team.
Speecher Mr fend ham, a Foglish test team member, predicts test matches next year if England loan a few players with bat and wickets. He argues Australia would need to collapse to join by the same. He notes critics urged less cricket coverage and Australia remains confident.
A telegraphic Horsham brief reports the deaths of infant Harold Hueusler of Jeparit at Wembley hospital and Charles Leslie Ward aged 14 of Hatter three weeks, both noted with funeral details. A third item notes the fatal accident of Matthew Rodor, youngest son of Str. Hynes Haden, Gambier, in Western Australia, with limited local details.
Severe combat near Damascus as a large French detachment including tanks and aircraft repels a strong crisis force. The battle lasts through the day with heavy losses reported on both sides and the city under tense pressure.
A reflective piece discusses scientific progress as a journey of exploration not toward a fixed target but toward uncovering valuable findings. It cites explorers like Columbus and Becquerel, detailing how open-minded adaptiveness led to unexpected breakthroughs such as X rays and discoveries in radioactivity, highlighting the importance of flexible plans and careful observation.
Thousands enjoyed weekend ice in the Lake district as special trains were run to move crowds. Police estimated about 2000 skaters were on boats, with several thaws causing officers to manage the scene.
The article notes an opening session in Washington on a major federative meeting with 2585 bills prepped for introduction. It mentions Rep User planning to repeal the Volstead Act, arguing enforcement costs are vast and contrary to broad public demand.
The will of Marie Seymour, a Devonshire widow, directs that her cat be poisoned with prassic acid by a veterinary syringe and buried in the same coffin on the day of her death. The unusual bequest raises questions about its legality and ethical implications for pets in wills.
John Clarke a butler employed by Colocel Edwin Hichardson was sentenced to seven years' imprisonment and a cook named larger teen invnt to received three years for involvement in a case dated September when the mistress was attacked during lunch. A witness described a man enveloped tied to a chair and a revolver used. jewellery and valuables valued over £800 were stolen.
A visitor named Mr A and party arrived in Horsham on Saturday amid mixed reception from residents. Meanwhile Liepesior Com departs to assume control of the Bourke District with headquarters at St Kilda Road in Melbourne.
An item notes Mr. Law Lancaster transferred Proto Stawell post office to Natimak and receiving a gold fountain pen and pocket wallet from the city. It records the will of Samuel Mutchin of 4 Machinery Co Wardricknabea Ltd Waricknabea, with real estate valued at £2400 and personal property valued at £? warning of incomplete legacy details.
An assortment of wedding notices and social events appears on the page. Instances include the marriage of a daughter of Mr and Mrs Es Viteien, and the wedding of the eldest son of Mr and Mrs a certain couple. References to attendees, dates, and ceremonial details indicate a focus on local society and family unions.
The report describes a New North region incident where Mc Duncan McDonald lost control of a machine injuring a worker while removing curvass. It details storms, record rainfall for the season, and harvest projections, including wheat and grape trends, with weather temps reaching high levels and impacts on crops and area activity.
Readable fragments show Carriva and Horsham clubs in focus with racing notes and a results sweep. The piece mentions Laiteky, Te Matrigted, and a digitized jumble of names, with car theft aftermath and Methodist anniversary services nearby.
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