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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 25, 1931
Page
2
A Melbourne correspondent reports Horsham prices at the produce market. Wheat sells for 1 for 2 bushel with barleys and potatoes listed at limited figures and regional price variations per quarter.
Fragmentary Horsham Times text mentions a Friday date and year in a thesdas style. Readable details are sparse but imply a local event note or notice from the newspaper page.
A fragmented 1981 notice describes Christmas season relief donations and unemployment aid funds. It references events, names, places, and contributions including a council or church figure, and mentions a festive but solemn tone amid hardship.
Government dispatch describes Sir Isaac wes delivering a Christmas message to Australians through The Press. It expresses sincere wishes for a very happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year, noting courtesy extended by the governor general and his wife. The weather report mentions mild coastal temperatures with sea breezes and gradually rising conditions.
The mayor extends season’s greetings to Horshai citizens praising volunteers, unemployment relief efforts, and civic cooperation. Christmas spirit warms town shops, parades, and social events with children visiting Santa and communities sharing good will during the holidays.
A jumble of phrases notes students and savings rewards at a state level, mentioning scholastic thrift and local schools. The garbled text references a reward event, a pencil toy, and several place names, but specifics are unclear.
Local notices list petty debts and licenses granted. Names include Morshinie Potion Cunt Welwenlay and HT Bey with Langlamts, term payments to Armald, Barnyedenhigs, J Bellinger, Wiliie, and others. Licences issued to Horbauy Potion Voigt and agents including Derenn Kimberler, Vinings, Young, Mingyp, Cray fuel, and associated parties.
The notice advertises practical lasting gifts for Christmas such as new frocks hats stockings and handkerchiefs. It promotes a splendid assortment at fair prices and urges visits to the shop. Contact through Phone 470.
Discussion at the Wimwera Sure Council about the Width of Tyres Act references weights for motor vehicles. The secretary cites the 1928 Country Roads Act and Local Government Act measures, listing roads in the district and a six ton limit without a special permit.
A damaged notice outlines event dates during Christmas and New Year with expected reopenings. It mentions January and February dates and asks respondents to bear the notice and follow arrangements for publication and transit details.
Fragmentary notices outline holiday schedules for Christians and New Year observances. Other items discuss unemployment payments and related wages, referencing a council and local working conditions amid sparse details.
Public market reports show meats and produce sold at Horsham via seasonal sales. The Hor sh am HLA C B Society reports its year end meeting with thanks to donors and plans for a holiday program and growth.
Benevolent Society members organized a toy and parcel distribution for numerous families in the town. The Mayoress appealed for help and many citizens contributed, with funds and goods allocated to those in need as the season brings hope for the future. The text also notes Melbourne wool market figures for the week ending December.
Report details a young girl chased by a tramp from Kaniva to Met Wii's farm near Kasiva. Police arrest the suspect after an interview, while separate notes describe farm fires, tobacco growing trials, and local agricultural concerns across Apsley Edenhope Kaniva and Wolsey districts.
Fragmentary notes describe alleged illegal wheat sales and distress about debts. The text mentions traders, settlers along a river route, and fluctuating prices. It hints at market conditions, quality concerns, and varying grain grades affecting farmers and buyers.
A garbled report notes Australian pork awards activities and a market visit by officials. It mentions competition elements, local vendors and several named entities, but the text is fragmented and unclear about results or themes.
The piece blends festive electronics sales with wartime notes and travel in Australia and Western Highway incidents. It mentions radio receivers and seasonal commerce while detailing events and locales such as Stawell Mill, Great Western Meet, and regional transport news.
Dr Herbert Baselow, former Chief Medical Officer and Protector of Aborigines in the Northern Territory, addressed a crowd at a Corroboree event. Maschlow noted a figure of 40, while discussions touched on Aboriginal communities and imposed restrictions within 12 months.
Fragmented OCR text outlining Prince of Wales advertising efforts by Travel Association and British travelers. Mentions Wales branding, London correspondence, overseas press input, and publicity value. includes scattered names and terms.
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