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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 16, 1921
Page
6
A fragmented account from Horsham High School recounts students and staff recognizing achievements and events. Names like Helen, Daniel, and Helen Verllee appear amid references to a gathering, a war-era tribute, and plans for activity shifts. The piece blends memories with local figures and a sense of community pride.
The Mid arm Branch of the Keturset soirrees Association presents a refed band led by a widow in a community entertainment event. The report notes local participation and the band's effort to elevate cultural activities despite hardships.
Latest cables to Parliament show confusion and partisan friction as leaders debate reform and policy, with quotes suggesting stalled progress and sharp divisions among factions. The document references ministers, sessions, and unnamed sources signaling ongoing tension.
Local Saturday games on the court produced a lively session with competitive play and spirited effort from participants. Strong engagement marked the event and spectators enjoyed a brisk, informal matchup atmosphere.
The report covers farm notes on Mutuites and Meteury including crops, pests, and harvest conditions. It records a fatal accident at a Commercial Hotel involving Mrs Wala and Mr Nolet, detailing witness statements and legal questions.
The text appears as a jumbled OCR fragment with references to music talent shows, names, and events. It mentions Helene et Web, Sorel Toulon, Telemetry, and various unclear placements and performers, lacking coherent narrative.
A garbled passage hints at a violent scene with tar and feathers and a crowd reacted in anger. Names and places are unreadable, leaving a murky recount of the event and its aftermath.
Community notices outline electricity works loan and state land tax bill implications. Court operation updates at Mount Lyell and Gore area expected Monday with notices regarding local property and road improvements.
A long day of harvest activity and a school gathering included a bone and voices ceremony marking old scholars, with speeches by local figures and a review of veterans. The event featured sports, stalls, and a hall gathering with prize gifts and acknowledgments from committee chairs.
A fragmented church notices page lists services for Church of England and Methodist groups, with Rev G Wong presiding at 2 pm and 9 pm sessions. It notes locations including Greenland Dam and Elents Street and mentions other community sermons and special collections at Havens, Horsham, and Longenenong College.
Patent style claim promotes Risurated Magnetsin tablets as a pain relief remedy. It promises quick, painless relief by dissolving in the mouth with a suggested dose of one to three tablets and asserts freedom from pain once taken. The text includes urgent language and directions for use.
The Horsham Angling Club notes a windy day with many anglers chasing the 90h trophy. Mr Chas Wallis and Mr Tom Young led in spots, while Mr H Jordan earned the nickname Yabby King after a strong performance. Mrs Nistet won the trophy with two doubles, and Cray fish were abundant though baits ran out.
Shire Secretary Alf Pantel invites tenders for multiple road works including forming, gravelling, metalling and wrecking on contracts 1P/2122 2/22 and 10/22 near Noradjuke Natimuk Moraijube and Jimbula. Deposit set at five percent with completion targets and site details at Shire Office Natimuk.
Public notice states the business premises of Horsham will be closed for Christmas holidays on December 24 26 and 27 and observes New Year Day on January.
A notice from the Principal of the Free Kindergarten Union located on Collins Street in Melbourne. The document outlines organizational details and the union’s address for correspondence and contact.
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