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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 08, 1935
Page
4
A fragmented 1910s style ad notes barter and dairy items including cheese and butter. Mentions terms like semi marared cheese and per unit pricing with unclear vendor names and local trade context.
A jumble of garbled text mentions Horsham Dimes Pellishea with Tuesday and Friday timing and broadcast opportunities. The fragmentary OCR hints at a program schedule, approvals, and references to speakers or events, but specifics are unclear.
Government ministers propose measures to halt wool price declines amid a rough season. Estimates place future wool growth value between St and St per Ul, with Paton's and Ealewin's Ltd in Tasmania involved. Australian firm charged 21,702 toa for manufactured wool while raw wool fetched £33 a ton.
A chilly week end hurt sales and stirred fear of further gales. Many boats dragged moorings, swells damaged piers and baths, with trees toppled inland. Rainfall totals rose since Wednesday and forecasts warned of lingering southerly winds and coastal showers. Butter fat prices rose as producers note healthier markets and higher commodity values.
A Warracknabeal resident suffered the loss of an arm following a violent assault near a road and hospital care. The event left bystanders stunned as police and medical staff attended the injured men, with authorities investigating the sequence of attacks and witnesses providing accounts.
The Labor Party contest in Rexaining hints at reforms as the hospital benefit plan in Melbourne eyes universal support. A new hospital income support scheme funded by the Lord Mayor's Fund and the Miscellaneous Federation aims to stabilize public hospital funding with weekly contributions from workers and dependents.
A New Year’s Eve blaze near Breen street in Marton caused fear but led to a quick customer rescue by Mrs Gust. The fire started in a rear bedroom, smoke and heat damaged bedding and a car, with neighbors aiding and a fire engine arriving promptly. No serious injuries reported, incident linked to a minor arson scare.
The Apex Club plans a picnic at Natimuk on Sunday drawing members and guests from the Horshau Apes Club and other groups. Attendees are asked to confirm their names with DW Tver and A Bank, transport not guaranteed for all, prizes to be awarded for a forthcoming AYMPTOHe-prigrateme event.
An old advertisement invites entries for a wheat competition and outlines excursion train fares. It notes tickets available only on specified trains between January dates, with return validity for a calendar month. Additional travel permits extend journeys with reduced holiday excursion rates.
Fragmented report recalls a constable shot dead after a disturbance at Frankston on Saturday. The piece weaves through a violent scene, a shooting at a street corner, and ends with a long meditation on the meaning of marriage and the delivery of a wedding ring as a pledge of fidelity.
A presidential speech pledged public works to employ millions, proposing to put 10 unemployed to work in slums and small public venues. He told Congress the funding would be within the sound credit limits and emphasized the plan’s intent to reduce unemployment through government action beginning next July.
A report from Korumburra describes a New Year’s tragedy where a girl and a young man were aided by observers. The witnesses recall a violent incident on a Tuesday evening, noting the girl’s injuries and the alleged involvement of a local man. The case sparks police examination and community concern.
The text appears garbled with many misspellings and lacks clear events or names. It references a president and colonialist terms but provides no coherent facts or identifiable entities to summarize into a readable news item.
A garbled OCR item reports on changes in appointment motives and leadership roles within a regional government. It mentions a new president-like figure and references to districts and local officials, but precise names, places, and dates are obscured. The fragmentary text hints at political realignment during a transitional period.
A local Ballarat funeral reports the passing of Walter Couzner aged eight? The text mentions a funeral proceeding at Ballarat cemetery and references a family tied to the Politi party and a notable local public figure. The readable fragments indicate a somber community notice with a focus on bereavement and lineage.
Fragmentary notes record a Board of Works session in Werribee Mellwhornie with mentions of firings, market placements, and a decision on cables. alongside, statistics on Invalid and Old Age Pensions show increases as of December with specific dates and counts noted, but details are garbled and partly unreadable.
Melbourne correspondent reports that about 100 scouts visiting Frankston stayed on to hike toward Gippsland. The jamboree drew participants from New Zealand India and Burma, with some groups planning to proceed westward and reunite after the overnight departure of an unspecifed leader.
A garbled report mentions a wartime incident with a suspect arrest and chaotic details. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment hints at a public safety event, with references to a war era setting and law enforcement actions.
Fragmented OCR text reports a rally near a front organization and references rain snow and political turnout. Mentions United Front and opposition to Baar to Germany with a march toward Washeleie. Includes scattered names and dates but lacks clear event details.
A garbled text fragment mentions New York, Ward, Martamil, Wahdisde, and names like Gabrielads, with scattered references to places, dates, and people. The legible bits hint at a narrative about travel or a social scene, but most details are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR from a period advertisement notes low wages for talkie actors. It mentions names, pricing, and various production terms in a jumbled stream, with scattered phrases about salaries, contracts, and studio practices. The readable bits hint at industry tension and worker pay issues in early sound cinema.
Fragmented OCR text details turmoil across Europe with references to violent shocks, security concerns, and unnamed actors. The garbled content mentions a tense atmosphere, potential clashes, and ongoing instability affecting civilians and institutions.
A partial, garbled listing shows Horsham station programming for a broadcast day including music segments, news service references, and time slots from early morning to late evening. The text includes scattered names and times, with mentions of Langlands Middas and Bible booklet distribution, plus a note about a planned ten battalions in New Seath.
The readable portions mention a department and tests related to plant varieties and suitability for a brand, with references to a sport band and prior trials. The text is incomplete and dates, places, and clear actions are not established.
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