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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 23, 1924
Page
5
Fragmentary essay extols faith as the force behind creation civilization and national stability. It asserts faith cures mental and bodily ailments, sustains markets, and drives human achievement, urging believers to work miracles through strong faith.
Fragmentary OCR text shows jumbled phrases about harassment and farmers data related issues. Mentions cooperation and a figure over 1300, but most names and specifics are unreadable. Record reflects damaged report with partial details on acts and counts.
The bereavement note thanks Dre Block and friends for support during illness. Rev G. Peth and family express appreciation to those who sent wreaths and offered sympathy in this time of sorrow.
The item appears as a garbled OCR note dated Tuesday December 5 1921 referencing unions and gear, with unclear names and places. The readable fragments mention a publication cadence and a page of disjointed terms, offering no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Australian Horsham era local items report hospital tenders awarded for meat bread groceries and produce while prescribed church services continue. Aerial tour via Avro plane piloted by Capt. W. B F Smith draws crowds. circus, religious services, and charity bequests feature. Motor pump tech showcased for rural firefighting with potential national adoption as officials praise efficiency and safety gains.
Horsham hosts a year end social honoring the Horsham Ravi committee and Band, with Drum Major F Anderson receiving a medal. The band plans to enter the Portland band contest on February 11, amidst speeches, presentations, and light refreshments. A horse accident injures Mr A Re Ballinger as hospital reports note bruises and improvement.
cryptic OCR fragment references examinations and a railway pass. It mentions Australia, Manic Examinations, a figure S68 Ia fen EA, and a timeline with indicative numbers. Core meaning unclear due to garbled text but notes a pass and a railway context.
A garbled report from the Kowree Shinr Council discusses a telephon office draft about a traffic control method for tramk lines with multiple stations. It mentions a factory approach to weaving Mines and cautions against changes that would affect calls and current working patterns.
The 1926-25 wool selling season in Australia shows about 800000 bales sold at prices yielding strong returns for growers who produced top quality fleece. A further 1,000,000 bales await sale after New Year, with Geelong sales starting on 28 January. Prices expected to hold, and shipments to Britain and Asia valued at about 280 million pounds distributing among wool producers. A New Verandah Water Bag and vehicle efficiency tests with 38 mpg to 4 mpg show modern consumer innovations and judging by Miriam Five enna, supervised by J H Sehwnidi.
Melbourne report details Jon Caruare opening inquiry into a bank robbery in which two suspects faced custody. Witnesses describe a heist on a bank in No mid November with £178 stolen and one suspect wounded. The Sun Fall Court orders a new trial as legal action unfolds amid broader coverage of a brawl at a sports meeting and a controversial taxation reform affecting thousands of workers.
London dispatch reports proposed international pools for natural resources amid League of Nations questions. It notes possible arbitration if Canada withholds nickel and hints at British Empire involvement, alongside fresh crime items including a husband murdering his wife during a public scene and an Indian franchise protest in South Africa.
Horsham suffered another defeat at Dimboola with limited defense besides C. McPherson and Jordan. W. McPherson scored a century for Dimboola, while numerous players from both sides contributed wickets and runs as the match unfolded amid crowding and weathered play.
The HORSHAM CLUB plans a season of league play and a tournament during the holiday period. Members are asked to report by 1 pm Saturday to prepare the roster and arrange fixtures. A Christmas gift presentation recognized standout services to the club.
The report covers bowling results from a Christmas shoot including T Hobbs three for thirty three, L Exd three for twenty nine, and E Hair zero for three. It also notes Eldridge with two for twenty two, a mix of birding winners, and a Horsham High School presentation with gifts to Mrs Bennett and Miss Williams. Local banking manager Mr Studley plans January visits, and Mr Irving passes a law degree. A Sydney currrapsedent reports a cricket match with Asstnnia captain Collins.
WraKoerttig S110 rae bers from J, BL is noted in correspondence to the State War Council appealing a decision or seeking reconsideration. The readable fragments reference an individual and a formal channel but lack complete details on action, date, or outcome.
The annal meeting of the Edehope Bnew Club Xue held on the 13th. Dramage presided as chair. Officers elected included Messer his Hoflersay iv E. Nurick as secretary and treasurer. Clerks and stewards named among several members with varied positions and duties.
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