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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
9
The text reflects on keeping morale and discipline at sea during a crisis. It emphasizes leaders acting decisively on the bridge, facing horror without faltering, and the disciplined soul bearing grim realities while pursuing order and duty. It cites Ergo Exner.
The notice announces the death of a beloved person at home and lists the family home at Kalimas Avenue Horsham. Funeral details state the body will be taken to Horsham Cemetery from the parents residence today. Also mentioned is a local commercial intelligence entry listing Horsham retail market prices for provisions and other goods.
Mr CW and Mrs Ward of Savage Bank thank friends for sympathy after the death of their brother Josep Turkluabaw Ward of Canterbury.
In memory of John P. McCarthy who died at Aiea Station, December 1. The piece laments time passing and the weeks that drift by, honoring his memory and noting the enduring impact of his life.
The Horsham Times states publication on Tuesdays and Fridays with a date line reading Friday December 18 19285.
The article critiques the Legislative Assembly and Premier over tax and regulatory bills aimed at increasing revenue. It notes opposition from Labor and factions within Government, arguing measures rush through without full scrutiny. It contends the Treasury faces strain as debate lingers and Parliament risks burdening industry and citizens.
The committee sought National Roads Association support with Thwaites to visit Wimmera and discuss funding while Reed calls for leaders from Ballarat to McKenzie Falls. A conference is planned in the Town Hall to review allocations and prevent funds from diverting away from Gramjana.
The year ends with a 30 member gathering presided by Ensign Hilton. Mrs Henry reads, a duet by Flack, Martin and Benvia. Recitations by Berry and Sawyer receive applause. Speakers include Poke of the uplands and other workers.
Fragmented notes cover film stars like Richard Dix and Charlie Chaplin with titles such as Vagabond and Helen's Ball. The text mentions a mill subdivision with 900 applications for 8 blocks, Ford car prices in Geelong, and wildflower advertising for harvest umbrellas and frocks. It also cites district events, dispensations, and railway fruit campaigns with large fruit sales and 150 000 crates moved nationwide.
The marriage of Milas Ramee Veto Guest, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FR. TW. Guest, of Wrowondale North, to Teac Heney Patching, third son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Patching, of Aireat Western, will be celebrated at the Mythiadat Church, Horsham, on December 130.
A Melbourne report notes the financial policy work behind a motion that the house passed with 38 votes in favor and BF against, amid amendments from the Legislative Council.
The governor general Lord Stose arrived at Geelong by air after a 400 mile flight. The journey showcased early aviation potential for commercial use and highlighted the challenging flying conditions of the route.
Officials seize a Guenastander returning by ship wearing costly Spanish shawls hidden in his Oxford bag. His wife is found with marorain around her body as authorities report the incident.
Police pursue Henry Tacks in connection with the murder of Mrs. Currell. Her burial took place today by relatives. The suspect bought a newspaper on credit and was seen near the waterworks east but has not been traced as officers extend searches outward.
William Murphy 1 percent pastry shop owner at Preston remanded for sentence after admitting he shot his sweetheart Hilda Taylor causing serious injuries with intestinal damage.
The criminal court began hearing the case of Thomas Sullivan charged with the manslaughter of Mrs Ivy McKensie near Pooteerny. The trial opens with the prosecution outlining the events and the defense preparing its line of argument.
Police allege a bank shortfall exceeding £700 tied to an accountant identified as A. He was read on bail until Wednesday pending further proceedings.
The electoral department asks voters who failed to register to register their votes at the elections for explanations.
The League of Nations Council declares Iraq the provisional frontline with a Turco Iraqi border and predicts stability as Iraq joins the League. Finance Minister Loucheur warns Kemal of a rude shock and urges strong British action to safeguard peace against potential regional conflict.
A government subsidy for a major aeroplane project enters a pivotal year as lawmakers weigh extending support to Astra. Officials say the decision will hinge on the project’s workforce and production milestones, with industry groups stressing strategic importance amid global competition.
The text appears garbled but indicates a third reading of the Mafeguarding of Industries Bill in the House. It references debate on the bill and the legislative process during a parliamentary session.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions a fare to Canada and a parliamentary setting. Readers see a possible reference to a cost or policy change and an unclear mention of Commons proceedings involving a person or place named Um Howe of Commons.
Community members express heartfelt condolences for Mr. and Rattray amid their loss, offering support and sympathy across local circles.
A lively description of store windows and holiday goods across town. Shops feature cameras, glassware, silk dresses, leather goods, kitchenware, and festive decorations. Residents browse curtains, lamps, and novelty items as retailers push Christmas cheer and gift options.
Fragmented OCR text describes a track and field meet with weights and times, mentioning entrants and placements. The garbled lines hint at a racing card or results with names like Hamting Oy and Maw Kiate Bweehey, a 54 score and money mentions, but specifics are unclear.
Fragmentary athletics report notes arrivals and events with many garbled names and places. The readable terms reference a Wor sham arrival and various programmes, but details remain unclear and the overall story is incomplete.
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