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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1930
Page
9
A 1915 appendicitis treated medically led to a daily Kruschen Salts regimen. The writer states 13 years of uninterrupted use with regularity and sustained vigor, noting no need to increase the dose and expressing gratitude to the company.
Horsham Association set up a charity match between Woods and Charlton against local players for the hospital fund after Stawell’s forfeit of the planned Horsham versus Stawell game. Teams include Woole, Buoberteen, Donald, Mitchell, Sullivan, and Charlton, with umpires Jordan and Watts. A Ly admission will be charged and Bert Hinch of the Warriors announces retirement from association games due to ill health.
Clear Lake defeated Natimak by 37 runs after posting 144 all out. O Taily led with 40, H Bousfield contributed 23, while Natimak struggled with Nathan and Bray top bowling. Natimak were bowled out for 107 as L Flindge and E Hair led Clear Lake’s bowling effort.
Tomorrow the Beograde competition features two matches. The Fanthadlers Memorials face Mercantiles as Woo Wouloh also competes at the show grounds.
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Adelaide reports in The Sheffield Shield as New South Wales and South Australia clash. Jackson and Bradman score centuries for NSW while New South Wales bowler Grimmett captures key wickets. South Australia struggles as Adeliade reaches 244 for one in their first innings.
In a series of regional pairings, several teams faced tight losses and wins. Notable outcomes include Miss Penay paired with Miss A Cutchle defeating Mrs Treadwell and Miss Crossley, while the team of Mrs Eldridge and Miss A Cutebied lost. Other results feature Mrs Treadwell with Miss Crossley defeating Walter and Penney, and ties or near misses in multiple exchanges.
Handicaps for the upcoming one mile cycle race show heat by heat positions. In the first heat Hutcheson starts 10 yards ahead with Curran at 25 and Buckley at 40 yards. Aleves 45 and France 45 follow, Barnett and Turnbull tied near 110. Second heat lists Johnson at 35 yards, Melotyre 40, Sullivan 45, Hutcheson 0, Turntall af, Barnett 100, Robertson 145.
The Horsham Club plans a Christmas competition at Foux's Bridge this Saturday. A conveyance will leave the Mechanics' Institute at 1.30 pm.
London report notes Lindrum made a thirty one four figure break this season after yesterday’s record. The afternoon scores list Lindrum with 19,892 points followed by McConachy 182, Newman 21,759 and Davis 21,419 as the day’s totals.
The Wimmera and North Western District Trotting Club committee met Wednesday to discuss holding a trotting meet in February. Despite a bank credit balance, members agreed plans are not viable now and will be reconsidered at the end of January with a view to staging a meeting in March if feasible.
The Wheat Adawmers Bill clears the House with provisions taxing interstate sales and setting penalties for undercut pricing. It imposes a 4 a bushel minimum when selling wheat for pride state delivery and bans interstate transfers below a delivered price. The measure, criticized by several lawmakers, advances to the Senate for a third reading.
A Horsham Times letter defends Mr Anderson's stand against appointing a nurses home manager at £3 weekly, urging public support for frugal charity service. A second letter questions Big Brother movement reporting, clarifying differences with Little Brother programs and international travel benefits.
A letter from Miayip criticizes end of world predictions by Dr Philpots. The writer argues Christ’s second coming remains central and cites Paul, urges independent thinking, and praises Baden Powell on nature study and religious insight.
The Horsham club reports strong field and good health as the rink prepares for the season opener after arena rehab. A rink tournament is scheduled for Boxing Day, with players urged to sign up at the pavilion before Monday to aid rink allocation.
The hospital benefit match, led by cricketers Wood and Charlton, promises a thrilling display with strong batting tests against a tricky bowling attack. Emphasis lies on fielding, catching practice, and ground use at Horsham, with tips on technique and readiness for match play.
The Adelphian tennis team travels to Haven for a Saturday meet. Players include Blair Plowright Arnott Simpean Cheeseman Cor Hine Houston Miller and Stanton. Team departs Cheeseman's Cafe at 1.50 p.m.
Clear Lake faced Norad Juha in a home match and won by 27 games. E. Jackman and A. Hobbs beat Culpb and Stroud, Penney and Bailey defeated Hammond and Flack, and L. Whitehead with L. Har lost to Plack and Hammond. Bailey and Penny also defeated Flack while Culph and Stroud had tight results.
After a Federal Labor Caucus meeting, the Commonwealth Bank offered 2/6 a bushel fob for wheat, replacing a 2/ a bushel advance. The bank also provides a 3/ a bushel guarantee, but ministers expect the legislature to approve a broader financing plan. Farmers may delay selling as price risk shifts with the bank’s terms.
A severe hail storm swept West Wy Mer on Monday March 5 at three o clock, causing extensive damage to crops and harvesting gear. Hailstones the size of roars shattered roofs and fractured windows, delaying harvests and interrupting communications across the district. Affected farms reported damaged hay and wheat, with some crops destroyed and livestock briefly threatened by the storm.
Bose Seymour, 7 vearet. of Mincim, was knocked down an aratro while crossing. sustained a fracture of the base of the right arm. The Speaker of the House Mr. Makin hosted a supper on Friday for 25 male employees at his Bent House venue.
In a broad directive to all growers the wheat is to be pooled. The Commonwealth Bank faces a massive outlay, with an estimated 160 million bushels to be delivered to pools in December and January and an advance of 2 shillings 6 pence per bushel, totaling around 20 million pounds.
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