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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1936
Page
5
The Horsham market reports a wheat price advance with a quoted rise to 45 pence per bushel. The note references Millbourne and local traders, with mixed movement in related cereal prices and some confusion in the OCR transcription.
The noon forecast predicts warm, rising temperatures with southerly to easterly winds shifting. Acknowledged, peripheral notes reference observers and locations, highlighting unsettled weather terms and scattered mentions of individuals and places amid a noisy clipping.
A man named Haven resident Aion Laschigan was hurt Thursday near Edenhope when a herd of sheep, led by Bock, collided. He toppled and fractured his left leg in two places, taken to Tursham Base Hospital for treatment. A similar accident by Landrian previously caused three months of recovery.
A report on the hospital cheer fund at Orsham Hospital highlights a weekly patient feed and support from local volunteers. Notes mention individuals and groups aiding the hospital, with emphasis on community involvement and ongoing fundraising efforts.
Hoyshams High School holds annual speech night at the Hisham Theatre on Monday December 1 at 7 pm. Mayor Gr Hitchesson and Mrs Hutchesson attend. Prizes are presented by Director of Education Mie Ae Beltz. The program includes the play Robin Hood and a new amplification system in the theatre. Parents and supporters invited. tickets available at the school or theatre.
The Horsham Draugh of the Country Women’s Association held its 1934 meeting in Methorti Jubilee Hall. Mrs Tutvis Mreth HK presided, with reports from Diinhoola and remarks by Mrs Hargood. Gifts were presented to several members, and a formal address by Mrs Fo Kligherley preceded announcements of future events. A Melbourne trip was noted with plans for attendance by key members at a rally.
A Ballarat Society sought funds for a judge injured at duty but faced legal limits on funding. Meanwhile a policy now allows insured judges at agricultural shows up to 100 pounds, with premiums charged per day. The Ivanhoe Grammar School offers a 100 pound Young Farmers Scholarship, won by 13 year old William Hollingsworth of Ally, while Kenneth Patterson of Nova Hill receives a minor scholarship for pastoral and sheep studies.
Members of the Sunshine Club and SHA Hamilton journeyed to Horsham Base Hospital on Saturday afternoon to present a bed. Mayor Mr Brett welcomed them and praised the club for its near neighborly gesture benefiting the sick. The gift, funded by Sunshine Club children, was accepted by hospital officials and marked with a plaque. Afternoon tea followed the ceremony.
Crowds gathered as Edward and his wife faced public questions over a royal marriage. Police guarded the grounds while officials tried to maintain order amid chants and protests. A banner bearing the anthem echoed through the area as spectators voiced strong opinions on succession and royal prerogatives.
A distorted report claims the king did not reach a decision amid anti monarchical speculation. The text alleges no formal statement was made and notes ongoing parliamentary discussions about potential marriage and policy.
Following Mr Attlee's statement the Labor members anticipate a full statement of the position. Mr Hawkins may be asked to provide answers before the party's final decision. The Labor executive seeks clear replies on the cabinet issue amid ongoing tensions within the party.
A 39 member Lalooof Junior Lodge meeting selected officers for the term with H Ashwin as secretary and other officers named. The page notes holidays activities with Dimboola Junior Lodge and mentions various local topics including wheat varieties and summer drinks promotions by Turapa and Turners, with references to regional agricultural items and products.
London dispatch reports a potential royal crisis as King Edward VIII seeks marriage to American divorcee Mrs. Wallis Simpson. Cabinet warns the people will not accept a queen consort, threatens resignation, and debates abdication while Parliament weighs its response amid mounting pressure from Dominion governments.
Fragmentary account traces Mrs Edward Sharpson and later Mrs Ernest Simpson through royal society circles dating to 1940s England. It notes connections with King Edward and Windsor circle, appearances at York House events, and later ties to Fort Belvedere and royal family outings.
Our correspondent reports on a Canberra MI event where Mensa members gather as Mr Bald is anticipated. The ambiance reflects a formal yet intimate gathering with discussions spanning intellectual topics and local society.
Fragmentary lines indicate a royal power struggle with abdication and renunciation of title as potential outcomes. Mention of Duke and Duchess of York and Princess Elizabeth suggests a line of succession dispute amid cabinet demands.
From Our Correspondent The Coroner Mr Orwin recorded a finding of suicide after investigating the death of 12 year old Alice Cure wife of Mr Curtis at Collary on November 21. The inquest noted a high dose of poison as the cause.
A deaconess from Enghold Training Home in Melbourne was killed when her car overturned in gravel after a collision. The accident occurred on Lang bags Bieter Mond Cnt. Witnesses from Bali and Melbourne reported the scene as responders arrived.
Principal Woodgate reports November was the driest in years with only one point of rain. Wheat and barley crops look promising, silos filled, dairy herd trimmed, and pasture improving though irrigationings limited. Visitors, enrolments, and field work noted as the year progresses.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a historical newspaper snippet touching on crops and livestock. It mentions wheat, oats, dairy products, milk, butter, cheese, and poultry. Also references prices, farming practices, and agricultural notes, with scattered proper nouns and possible dates. The readable items indicate market-style agricultural briefs rather than a single cohesive event.
A brief note outlines Japan's ambitions to develop artificial wool materials. Details mention research efforts, potential industrial applications, and the involvement of local institutions in advancing synthetic textile technology. Economic and trade implications are indicated without specific figures.
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