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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1921
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR note references a peace proposal, dominoes game, and mentions Lewin, Tyneding, and government terms. The readable lines imply a discussion of a treaty or ceasefire with names and places unclear. No clear dates or outcomes emerge from the legible text.
Reports detail tensions over Ulster governance with calls for reform and a plan to reshuffle the government. Discussions focus on parliamentary actions and the potential nomination of officials as part of a broader political realignment.
OCR damaged text shows a chaotic parliamentary stand in a distant session. Names and clear events are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases about committees and officials without coherent context.
In cold wind and mist Horsham defeated Yorkshire with aggressive bowling and sharp fielding. Key bowlers delivered tight spells as Yorkshire’s offense faltered, leaving Horsham to claim a decisive win amid wet conditions and a hard-fought 9 to 7 finish.
In January 2 at Teena In the Caren, Townley Thomas West Oreos of Mal will host the Por Faley toul Ch it tournament. The event features a mail event in a 12 Point Court setting, with details read like an local sports brief in a small-town paper.
In the Senate the Minister for Re patriation defended war service housing policy, denying responsibility for errors in over purchasing and construction. Senators urged a full probe into the entire program while Parliament clashed over food and material purchases and powers claimed by Colonel Walker.
Wire reports from Ballarat describe the Norat Cup meeting with horses Adaiant AIL 25 Venareus and Monore in the field. Trainer Mr W Ward suffered an accident when Formado-Stickup fell at the stables spilling the horse. Formado was later admitted to Horsham District Hospital with a shoulder injury.
Reported details describe a school carnival with athletic events including pony trot and a race card. Names and exact outcomes are unclear, but the piece notes participation by youths and classes held at a local venue.
An obituary notes the death of Mr Alea Perry aged 57 at a private hospital in Gat Lenvale. He formerly ran the original butter factory on the old site near the Luthe ran shareh and later the oem factory in Urquhart street. He lived in retirement on Takerman road Cantfeld and leaves a widow and one son. He was active in the Presbyterian church and later associated with Catholic charities and the ALF form a and Diggers lg Catholic.
Borough and Railway Commissioners indicate no objection to a 250 foot road from the crossing at McWherson street to connect with an adjacent northbound road. Council to bear full construction costs up to seven feet from rails. If not built, the project would be deferred to future ground rearrangements affecting the fire crossing and goods shed.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names Kadnaald P and H Morbar with scattered patronymics and institutions. The passage references several individuals and places in a jumbled sequence, offering no coherent event or outcome.
A notice describes embankment work near Lake ruler Wimnel at Muy tug with extensive bank work. It lists offices for particulars in Melbourne Bendigo sea Fall Birekip Wrekeproof Murrow and Hashworth and mentions furnished boats for five months or term.
A diverse set of secondhand goods and services advertised including harvesters in various sizes, house and workshop items, a piano, bread splits, fruit cases, tools, and machinery. Shoppers were directed to Hob Horsham and local sellers such as Wilson Bolton and Co, John Langlands and Sons, and R P Wade for inquiries and purchases.
Tenders are invited and will be received until 1.10 am on Friday the 16th instant for several contracts including forming and filling works at Taylor's Lake and Mr P Bakers. Specifications are at the Shire Office Horsham. Submissions must be in pounds with a minimum bid, and the lowest tender may not be accepted. Church notices and local events follow.
Nominations close for all pedestrian events on December 2. Entries require last year performance records and are open to Edenhope and nearby clubs. Details list pony and hurdle races with open entries and conditions.
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