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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1929
Page
7
The Fries of the late Albee Kalwant Fiytut are respectfully requested to attend funeral services at Foalise hats centres ye tln Aor sham Cemetery. General will leave His pansies peshhmne. Green Dark TODAY CTiyestny at Team AP WEIGHT & SUNS.
Fragmented notice listing deaths and hospital alerts with bereavement card wording and community messages. Mentions Christmas period, hospital contacts, and multiple family names, dates, and affiliations in a ceremonial ledger style.
A fragmentary report recalls a hospital or relief effort during a conflict era. Names and places drift in and out of legible text, with hints of wartime duties, medical care, and local response to injuries and illness. The piece reads like a memory collage from a community paper.
A lengthy report details substantial savings on road works and a remarkable wheat yield. It notes figures like £122 for hayneman costs and estimates remaining work at about £5 after saving measures. The piece mentions locations near Moreton and Waratah and references harvest statistics, wages, and farming productivity.
A fragmented Homestead era notice describes holiday shopping, local road conditions, and public works in Horsham and surrounding districts. It notes signs directing travelers, Christmas contributions, and plans for community events at May Park and a hospital. Public notices include charity drives, road safety updates, and local governance appeals amid a festive season.
Fragmented OCR text references multiple names and places with no coherent event. It mentions Waipaayup, Jobe WL, Isnstioes, Wisbtiee Multa, and Bry. Oman among scattered phrases. No verifiable action or outcome is evident.
A fragmented map description details a new Australian map with speculative notes on rivers, weeds, and cartography. It mentions publishers and stations, indicating a printed work for booksellers and stationers. The text blends place names, predictions, and oversights in a labored, garbled style.
In a murky account the Scammers attack the Murti gathering as Roberts leads a tense church session. The General Assembly ministers and efforts toward church extension are noted with unclear details amid a northern western path and a planned meeting at the Dresbytors sweetiee.
Fragmented text shows mentions of a mother and a person named Ai Hanke with unclear context. The readable fragments include references to family members and a possible surname or place, but the overall event or relation remains undefined. No clear actions, dates, or outcomes are present.
Fragmentary note records an event labeled Porsham Dimes with references to Toreday Friday and TESHAY. Details are unclear but suggest a scheduled activity or notice dated near a Friday within a week. The legible pieces mention Stri Ves and HRORAMMGR 21 tote as stray terms.
An unclear report describes a Texaco flight with apy in Mavens Lily pesuplene and first mint Infricatt WL Tease. It mentions refuelling gas efforts and a test in derailed conditions. The text is garbled but hints at a dangerous incident, fuel concerns, and attempts to avert a catastrophe at a garage or airfield.
About 200 children attended a Mechanics Institute event on Saturday evening organized by the Horsham Pipe Band. They enjoyed Christmas trees, songs, and attractions, with proceeds aiding a local uniform fund. A Poultry Book display and related items were advertised as part of the program.
Strong party feeling marked the Teghetles election on Wednesday night as government supporters Hayes and Cock failed to win seats while Lindan Tonteher of the Opposition criticized the government. The vote resulted in gains for Dunstan, Lind, and others with allocations of wheat and grain amid a tense political scene and scattered public support.
Readable fragments show Amott & Co at 8 Fleet Street offering summer requisites for furs and home uses. The ad mentions motor dust covers, water huggers, temper binders, canvases, and repair services as part of a general suddiery stock.
A local theatre posts details for a band recital tonight at the venue. Performers from area groups are listed with times and admission pricing.
Fragmentary text shows a nation forming a new government while facing international tensions, debt concerns, and potential bankruptcy fears. Mentions Italy Britain and Japan in uncertain context with ambiguous dates and events.
A fragmented note describes a disastrous year with references to events in New York and Latin districts, highlighting personal hardship and community impact, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
A report details a forced landing after in flight difficulties. Authorities note emergency procedures were followed and the aircraft landed safely at an unspecified aerodrome with no injuries reported. Further investigation will determine cause and ensure future air safety.
A fragmented item hints at endurance and public reaction with unclear names and places. The readable phrases reference persistence and a celebratory tone, but concrete details remain obscured in garbled OCR.
Readable text indicates a state lottery drawing with a dramatic share outcome and local reaction. Names and exact figures are unclear, but the event centers on the lottery draw and public excitement.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a derailed referendum at a Presbyterian court site with unclear lines and disrupted phrases. Key entities are unreadable, hindering exact names, dates, or locations.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference church meetings and discussions tied to the Chinese frontier. The text mentions movements and peace in a regional context, with unclear names and two likely people or groups cited in passing.
An obscure report mentions propulsion concepts tied to a rocket car project in Tris. Details are unclear but reference to Sleve element and a behind the scenes effort suggests ongoing testing or filing activity. No decisive outcomes are stated.
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