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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1931
Page
2
Readable fragments show prices for commodities in Hore ness area during the quarter. Items include potatoes flour and other staples with notaries noted per quarter and various quantities referenced in the mislabeled text.
Wire from Melbourne details wheat prices and market movements with notes on local bereavement and thank you cards. Includes a family notice for a Mrs Roy street Hosarlstead and tributes from friends and relatives, plus a regional hospital obituary section.
Local brief notes irregularities in the Tuesday and Friday issues of Che Horsham Times, with readers urged to check their copies for date and page changes and possible publishing delays.
A chaotic description outlines unemployment relief measures and political contention. The text mentions government sponsorship, directorates, protests, and community impact, noting strikes, political divisions, and public responses amid a broader civic debate.
A Victorian valuation inquiry at Stawell reviewed the assessor’s method value setting. It discussed replacing old practices with a standard approach, noting a reduction in tangible value and a push to approve the reform. The Water Board was cited as affected, with officials weighing compliance and implementation.
The week end promises fine weather with variable temperatures and some wind. Reports of grass fires near Wartook warn of careless fire use as drought and dry grass raise risk, while fishing and nature program reviews recount a Horsham Theatre showing of the Australian nature film Bird by Littlejohn and local talks on fire safety and outdoor life.
A church service at Morcha St John s Church of England featured a sermon by Mr V M Thompson and music by the organist. The service included a first lesson by Mr Ne Tollewt and an appeal for support of the Bishops plan. Several young men were admitted to membership of the CEMA as part of the ceremony.
On Friday night members of the Horsham Borough Band played at the Wane Street Fivelitare near Robert Avenue to raise money for Christmas care for hospital patients. A sum of eighty eight pounds was collected, a quarter of last year’s donation.
A briefing from the Victorian Tobacco Growers Association outlines renewed activity in brewing. Increases in the number of brewers in Victoria are noted, with industry profits rising and a push for higher prices to support growers.
The article notes October receipts at Horsham Railway Station totaling £7245 with exports stock sales rising from last year. It mentions passenger fares, parcel outward sums, and a government post in Penang. It also previews local theatre at Horsham Theatre including acts and films for upcoming performances.
A petition was lodged with the Authority of Public Works by ratepayers in the west riding of the Shire of Rar Karin seeking annexation to the Shire of Dinboola. The petition names James Hindren at Hopetoun and the Bi Rattoor Shore as signatories requesting the transfer of governance and services to the new shire.
A band recital unfolds at May Park with Horanygh tran Baal and guest performers from Georgette Crete and Chene. Shantumes promise color and vigor as the program features popular favorites and new cartinals arrive for a lively evening. Tickets are offered at reduced prices under the auspices of the Progressive Association.
The district meeting discussed providing new uniforms for the Dimbool Band. Debates focused on the need after a recent incident showing a "pictald" appearance. A plan to relocate the offer from Khoi Stores Ltd was considered but not finalized.
Witnesses describe a large flash seen in the sky on Friday evening around 3:30 as Mr W B Thomas and others observed a bright visitation. They noticed a smoke trail and traced the event as a possible phenomenon moving eastward from west to east.
Foreign guests from Warrnamboot join Horsham Rotarians at a welcome dinner. President J. Cmee and speaker Rotarian Coy share insights on industry and Rotary work. Market report lists produce and prices including eggs, poultry, fruit, and vegetables with farm-town notes.
A fragmented report outlines a Northwestern Province election with references to a chairperson and local governance roles. It highlights ongoing political activity, party support, and the influence of business leaders within the campaign, noting prior service and leadership positions in regional authorities and civic bodies.
An erroneous report lists traffic charges on theQrampians line as a ministerial inquiry. The piece references MP and MLA figures, a court action, and department delays, noting construction and policy conflicts with no clear resolution or dates.
Postal officials warn of early posting for Christmas mails causing crowding and rushed deliveries. Officials urge patience as carriers anticipate higher volumes and potential delays before Christmas Day. The Advertiser notes campaigns promoting exchanges with Australia and overseas, urging careful timing for mail and travel plans.
The Venus Australia Lengme led by Mert Simons travels from Perth to oversee a schoolgirl tour and a series of events ending with a band recital and public performances at May Park and nearby venues. The program features a special band recital on December and a contest to uphold local musical traditions.
Fragmented OCR text references many legal and regulatory items, including mentions of motor car number plates, certification, and public notice. The readable portions point to a chaotic collage of terms rather than a clear event or person. No coherent news event can be established from the legible fragments.
An unclear report outlines government finance challenges in Australia, mentioning inflation, pension costs, and balance concerns. It references global markets and domestic reforms tied to taxation and welfare, with emphasis on the need for stability amid fiscal pressure.
An improvised street art scene unfolds with calls and rhythm as artists demonstrate chalk and pigment techniques. Passersby and vendors mingle while a crowd surveys the evolving display along a busy public walkway.
Fragmentary OCR text appears as a garbled ship log or maritime note about a voyage to Australia, a crew, and a wage ledger. It mentions a new ship, payments, quantities, and a reference to an engineer, with many misspellings and incomprehensible phrases.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a cow and dairy production figures. Mentions milk output, daily quarts, yearly costs, and purchase details but contains numerous garbled phrases and inconsistent terms, making precise facts unclear.
Fragmentary text from an old newspaper page hints at local happenings and unstable details. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, leaving a partial snapshot of recent events and announcements.
Fragmentary report describes a cyclist death during a race or event. The garbled text mentions a rider and possible location or organizers but fails to provide clear names, dates, or outcomes. Further readable details are needed to confirm participants and context.
Wind Yantee Set reports continued critical condition for a wounded core patient. Oe all Mawel sariie nmin yt vm ro ot Tievbate remains unclear in the scattered text, with no further verifiable details available.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a famous circus figure and a confrontational scene with unclear references to a show in a city. The readable words reference performers, a whip, and a tense moment, but many names and places are garbled. The item appears as an unresolved snippet rather than a full story.
A damaged clipping reports an aviation incident involving a Dutch airmail plane and a delayed payload. Authorities investigate the hold up with no injuries noted. Officials from the air service seek explanations and schedule adjustments.
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