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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 06, 1925
Page
5
Commercial Intelligence notes activity at Horsham market with a mix of prices and items. The brief mentions buyers and sellers, with several unclear figures and references to local goods and stalls. The fragmentary text suggests fluctuations in demand and pricing across multiple stands, alongside brief observations of quality and stock levels.
OCR text shows a title fragment about a local publication schedule with Tuesday references and numbers unreadable. No concrete event, date, or organization is identifiable from the legible portion.
Farmers kept operations going despite fair weather with heavy crops and large work ahead. Observance plans shifted to New Year's Day. some farms faced deadheads and uncertain yields while overall outlook remained positive.
In memoriam notices mourn Fischer and Latta with broken lines and garbled dates. Proclaiming cherished memories, the messages honor a father and a widow, noting cheerful ways and a smiling face.
A collage of Horsham items covers a farming accident where Mr HF King sustained severe leg injuries at Groundbait Dam after a mill wheel entanglement, plus patrol updates on police court actions for drunkenness and illegitimate child cases. The report notes telephone exchange progress, rail and wheat transport, evangelist meetings, and local social events.
A married 33 year old woman received a fortnight in prison and a 28 year old woman was jailed for theft. The PM criticized the offense rate, while tensions rise as the federation disputes demands. A public inquiry continues into a prison death linked to a murder case aboard Boxing Pay at West Mulhourne.
A Melbourne correspondent reports a murder plot tied to a note found in Mentone. The letter, dated that morning, mentions urging communication with Mrs De Garis of Wahgunyah Roxebad and hints at inflicting harm to obtain funds. Financial motive linked to debts and a plan to travel with a widow are suggested.
The report covers retirement from Morocco, Paris and Tangier notes, and mentions General De Rievern and Spanish actions. It describes disruptions at the frontier, bombardments of villages, and a mysterious cargo voyage toward Kerguelen with wireless-equipped Erivan crew details.
Australian press report notes a general interest visit by a Scottish Duke and Prince. The piece mentions Brine Hoary Tar Thy and a Durkee age Darton, with references to Sotlanst and a Daily ehrmabele pint. It highlights social rites and a daughter connected to Lae Maye Latta Pesnoduwry as a favored dancing partner.
A personal memorial notes the long service of Mr Bolwell of 77 years with Morahan Horsham church. Rev Bath Petherick references the late Mr Batwell and Dr Hej ar Moborsdeigh performs a December operation. Mrs Arthur Shearduod of Daowa is an Abbotsleigh inmate progressing well. Mr Stunt of Geelong visits Horsham. Mary Annie McClennan connected with services. January brings Rev E F Cameron to Horsham church. Leggett transferred from Sal Valley Army. Bishop Foley embarks on a Britain Continent trip. Monsignor Marshall presides in Bishop Peters absence. Pilgrimage to Rome noted.
The Rev Frederick Boyling long time pastor of Hor sham parish died December 31 at his Bau ling residence after illness aged 78 He served with merit and earned the respect of bishop priests and the laity Rev W Beetot led the sympathy message The sons and daughters survived him with sorrow and mourning.
An assortment of garbled phrases mentions ships, railways, ports, and rivers with scattered place names like Plymouth and Mel. The text hints at shipping delays, engine work, and passenger embarkations, but many words are indecipherable, leaving a fragmentary, historically styled notice.
A Paris montage reports Acrangi anchored at Rye delaying due to weather, while German intrusions and war-scare analysis dominate a British observer’s view. The Observer notes no demilitarization of German intelligence, urges British policy to deter German aims, and foresees potential catastrophe for Europe if missteps occur.
Reuter reports the martyrdom surrounding Professor Ber Ronis in Bordeaux where he died after exposure to rays used in experiments. Despite multiple treatments, he succumbed as the revolutionary Legion of ____ procedures waned.
A brief note from the Spenser era discusses rising motor fees and their impact on transportation costs. It highlights public concern and anticipates further debate among officials and motorists.
Fragmentary telegraph message reports Australian wheat being sold under value with quotes about price per quarter and manly commentary. Mentions Australian market rates and wheat futures but details are garbled and uncertain.
The readable parts mention Frederick Collishaw and Captain Ent Kirk in an unclear scene. Public salvation hall and a marriage bell symbol appear, but the passage is garbled with many misspellings and unidentified actors. No coherent event or outcome emerges from the fragment.
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