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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
9
A quirky editorial urges embracing inner mood as a source of lasting cheer. It contrasts despondency with a personal battery of happiness, predicting a future of wireless electric light and mood that does not rely on wine, noise, or company. The piece champions inward calm as real energy.
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A fragmented report lists agricultural figures and market quotes for crops and livestock across regions including Braaf and Sponcer Street. It references barley, wheat, oats, and other commodities with price ranges, noting steady demand and varying yields amid diffuse notes on quotes and distribution.
Fragmented OCR lines reference various names and terms with unclear context. The readable portions mention Sid and Frat, with scattered phrases about bones and interior, but no coherent event, date, or clear entities to identify.
Birth announcement in dated public notice mentions Mrs Clarence Hohl Halleien as the wife of Clarence Hohl Halleien and named parents Dyughre Sausties Josetr Sune, indicating a newborn event at Wembley Private Hospital.
The Horsham Times mentions a regular Tuesday edition dated January 9 with a brief public note. No further readable details are provided to identify events, names, or locations beyond the publication cadence.
A fragmentary newspaper page discusses unions, shipowners, and arbitration delays amid maritime labor tensions. It mentions disruptions to ship operations, the Arbitration Court's role, and possible peace among workers, with scattered references to officials, locations, and unrelated local notices.
A chaotic wire service summary reports Mr Winc ent Chowebill, the British Chancellor at Yay Fivhequer, meeting AL Uletottel the French minister, signaling allied talks and a possible settlement. It notes conformance between Mr. Churehill and M. Clemuntel, with Sunnow conference operations and Clementel’s speech of welcome.
A fragment from a critique questions the motives of a union and its followers. It claims service is not genuine while accusing them of seeking personal reward rather than helping society.
Harvesting in Wimmera proceeds under clear skies with steady work. Wheat moved to Horsham though intake remains light. loaded trains pass through for the coast. A note on paper pirates urges public adherence to library rules after a resident complained of a metropolitan article. town hall alterations include a gallery creation and brickwork scaffolding approaching completion.
Paramount presents Zane Grey’s Call of the Canyon with Richard Dix Loii Wil am and Marjorie Daw in a Western tale of postwar upheaval and love. The Woman of Brome stars Pia Kimbatt Young with Italian sculptor Romanelli in a Harry Garson production. Also shown is The Mix and Sally Thor musical comedy with Lionel Walsh and Sydney Hollistae. a wide range of performers fills the program.
Critics condemn the red tape at Dimboolu station as passengers endure long waits for duplicate tickets on the special Diemboolla excursion train. The squeal of inefficiency spreads through Diesboola and beyond with calls for faster methods and smoother service.
Horsham travels to Warracknabeal to resume the hunt games with a selected Horsham squad including McPherson Sinvin Jordan Valentine Jolson Long Ethridge Harcraven Krelle Williams and McDonald. A post office time of 11:00 am is noted.
Disjointed report notes a regional gathering about country week plans and cricket week arrangements. Mentions several communities and officials, with unclear details on proposals, schedules, and specific roles within the association.
A bustling card features diverse events including 9 furlong races with notable entrants such as Fire Stick Hritish Stick and Novelty. The NHILL RACES program lists prize events, with Rainbow Races billed as the eight-event meeting offering 278 pounds in stakes and entries closing January 15.
Rabid coverage focuses on Sutcliffe, Hopes, and the British chase as England faces a tough setback. Pictorials highlight Sutcliffe, Chapman's feints, Gilligan's grit, and Tait/Nathan's nerves amid a taxing match ending in disappointment for the home side.
The report lists players picked for the third test in Melbourne and Capetown plus a two day match in Ladysmith where Seares Hogland scored 269 and Rinder 50. Northern Districts drew after 7 for 37, while Geelong Water Works loan funds are wired to support urgent works and new commencements with Kyogle to Bent h.
A mangled OCR record describes a shipping dispute involving mercantile interests and proposed arrangements for freight handling. The fragment references court involvement, passenger issues, and regulatory steps, with mentions of entities like the Mercantile and various unnamed committees.
Horshais Tennis Club wins the Easter event with initial arrangements for the Easter tournament underway. Borough council approval sought for court use before program preparation begins. Last year’s format likely repeats with more events for younger players. Presbyterians aim to beat North Wonwondah on their courts tomorrow in a decisive match.
Hamilton and District Trotting hub announces its annual meeting on Monday January 26 Foundation Day train leaves Horshaan at A.A0 nam entries close Thursday January 15. Participants W Boyack H Cousens F Guilfoy McTavish Mrs Pultom Misnen M Chilton F Wobergamg Ladive are asked to bring a basket.
Police uncovered a theft ring tied to an attempted large scale s theft from various SHY firms and wholesalers. Investigations traced stolen goods to the accused and their employers, with officers recovering quantities and identifying a change system used to move items between suspects and firms.
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