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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1939
Page
2
An ambiguous OCR fragment mentions stores and a vague commerce theme with scattered words. The readable elements reference commercial intelligence and a generic timestamp. No clear persons or organizations emerge to anchor a fuller summary.
fragmentary market items list prices for wheat oats onions and other commodities with scattered figures and unit conversions. Mentions of names and places are unreadable, but shows typical trade shorthand and fees.
Orchardists report a promising season as a cold December helps crops. They expect heavy apple production with ample varieties. forecasts suggest good yields in principal districts and strong market supply, aided by favorable conditions and government support scheduled for March programs.
The region enjoys a warm sun and the first real burst of summer weather, boosting business activity and class enrollments. Cooler winds return with dust storms, and forecasters expect a shift to cooler conditions with showers and possible thunder later in the week.
Postmortem findings on Bradarick Deuba reveal respiratory failure due to cerebral haemorrhage. The death occurred near Latheran Church on Friday after a Morage incident. Funeral services were held with Pastor Pisthoe conducting rites at the church and graveside.
A garbled line appears to reference publication dates and timing but contains no clear names places or events. The readable elements suggest a note about schedule or tradks to be aged or tracked, with no actionable details remaining.
Ruthden Cassidy of Sloss Street dies at 37 in Horsham district after a night illness. Post mortem ordered. inquest set to January 17. Deceased, widow of William Hibbing Cassidy, born Apaley 97, married in Enenhope to James Alfred Cassidy. Funeral held at Enenhons Canteen with Father Ryan officiating. relatives listed among mourners.
A social note reports the forthcoming marriage of Enid, daughter of the widow Prutche of David at Hurbham, to Mr J W Wiltow of Dowell. The ceremony is planned for Saturday December 23 at 7:20 pm at Bogtind, Hocnham.
Fragmented OCR summary notes a 19th or early 20th century agricultural almanac with college visit details. It mentions Miss Phomaliiogy and Mrs. es sdelboliide, with names tied to Richmond and Melbourne and references to applications for hal tite and lodging. it notes timings, pricing, and procurement through a printer for readers.
A report from a British audience describes a discussion on Australian meat exports including carcasses and beef, with emphasis on price volatility, transport costs, and market access. Speakers cite figures for 1910 production and export quantities, noting the impact on producers and the need for policy clarity.
An obituary records the death of Joseph Taylor aged 50 at Hayshall Hase Hospital. Native of Lonwarry Victoria, he served in the New Zealand Expeditionary Force, including Gallipoli and Fesgee, then settled in Haig Western Australia before returning to Melbourne. He married Gina Bevan of Darlot Street three years ago. The funeral featured a military escort and service conducted by Rev. Rather O'Bryan, with interment at Lise Horshalit Smastery.
In a Beulah Coury hearing under Visimelag Inspector guidelines, Mr Big 7 Poles Magistrate reviewed allegations against a hotel at Neensee. The proceedings debated public rights of way, local conduct, and potential prosecutions for indecent exposure and unlawful liquor handling, with defense stressing lack of clear evidence and necessity arguments for town residents.
Fragmented OCR text hints at Christmas related notices. Mentions a band, a Christmas messenger, housing, and a Tuesday morning opening for Christ Nu. References to a town event and holiday preparations with unclear names and details.
A local appeal by soldiers raised more than £10 for Horeiuay Maso Hospital. Several veterans visited the hospital, and the event involved a series of donations, with ongoing support secured from the community. Divorces granted and court notices also feature in the report, detailing actions before the Balavat Divorces Court and related legal proceedings.
The report outlines massive steel output and shelter construction during the conflict. It mentions government orders, province wide production, and large scale shipments, noting millions of tons and numerous blast furnaces aiding war needs. The figures reflect industrial mobilization and strategic material distribution amid ongoing hostilities.
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