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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 10, 1933
Page
4
A garbled market notice lists eggs potatoes barley and flour with prices and weights. Local residents expect a small general store sale, though many words are unclear. The fragment mentions Baylor Howey and Capn Barley in a scattered, era-typical listing.
Melbourne wire reports a distorted market note on wheat prices, noting Horsham as a focal point. Mentions millers, bale counts, and fluctuations with references to Bombay and Melbourne markets and a general decline or stabilization in price levels.
The text presents a provocative prophecy contrasting a future Golden Age with a feared Golem Age led by spiritual and political powers. It weighs enlightenment against militarism, cites global figures from Washington to London, and predicts societal shifts toward abundance, health, and national purpose while warning of turmoil and domination by unseen influencers.
A fragmented essay outlines a cyclical human progress through disease causes and cultural stages, from sculptures to wealth, leading to a future Golden Age. It speaks of planetary spirituality and a calendar reset with a New Year urging personal deeds to hasten universal happiness.
Fragmented notes describe lingering heat across areas with showers in the east and varied temperatures. A rail incident near Melbourne prompts a stationmaster to dispatch a signal and a local worker to clear the route as a money windfall story and a window money loss are mentioned amid travel disruptions.
John Edward Alderson, farm laborer of no fixed abode, was sentenced to a month’s imprisonment by the Morburn Police Court after being found guilty of stealing clothing valued at 210 m. The evidence, including statements from Raym and Ahn Lwin, tied the crime to a January 7 incident at the Sforsbang railway station. The arrest followed a pursuit with Fier Winstabie St Kearnes.
A report from Horsham notes the death of Mi Toveph bane aged 5 after an incident at a sale. The body was taken to Baar Hospital for examination. A funeral service was conducted by Father P Lyne. Separate items recount a bolting horse accident near Clear Lake injuring Mrs Watson’s companion Alfred and Mr T Aisin of Murtom. The Horsham Recorder notes a fatality and deaths for the quarter ending December 1852.
Fragmented notes describe winners in a regional competition, with references to De Krause and the Royal Modely, plus a survey of societies across states. Rainfall data for 1993 is recorded, noting November totals, April amounts, and February figures alongside mentions of local institutions and researchers.
A fragmentary report shows total receipts rising from the prior period with enhanced income in several sectors. Passengers and parcels lead the gains, while inland and outward live stock categories show varied increases, indicating a broad uptick in rail revenue despite incomplete figures.
The report covers Noble Grand Host Vincent presiding over a lodge meeting with guests from Loyal Mildura Lodge and delegates discussing the annual conference, new agreements, and a forthcoming half year program. Details include committee appointments, a building visit, and plans for a speech competition after the lodge meeting. A May Park band recital by Horsham Town Brass entertained attendees.
A message from Thawes expresses gratitude to the ladies of Worshamn and the surrounding district for their arid support over the year. The note mentions a forthcoming marking down and a focus on improving future endeavors while acknowledging current efforts and quality criteria.
A long page of remarks urges industry and faith as students and staff exchange speeches and farewells. The presentation references a Rector’s message, calls for readiness to work, and notes ceremonies and future meetings among church and school groups.
Acrossing the British Wool Reier lon of Meulford, the president Mea Meaty Ayrton quoted the Wool Committee figures on production costs. He said wool growers face losses, urging a lead supply at an affordable cost. The wool growers had sympathy, but the need to protect against losses persisted as efforts to assist continued in England.
Exports from America to Australia for 1087 rose three percent but remained a small portion of total trade. The total value reached 205,164,000 with the year’s explains noting currency and measurement inconsistencies in the source text.
A serious blaze at Glenorehy and Risehetle near Oinagrehe threatened yards and a riverbank property two miles from the township. Firefighters battled a fast spread with strong winds, destroying about 40 acres of Braen land and damaging fencing at Mr Brooke’s place. A local man denied leaving the scene and was detained for questioning.
Fragmented text notes a contractor named Romerville fined £80 for unregistered motion tied to a meeting at the old ball. Mentions Vedder, a mail service route, and a request for the Attorney General to reduce a tax. Details are incomplete and names/locations are partially garbled.
A 73 year old porter at the VALGA building in South Melbourne was attacked and taken to hospital in a critical condition. The assailant fled with about £30. Police seek information about the incident.
A dairy farmer was shot and killed in a suspected ambush. Authorities say a youth assisted by two others fled the scene after the fatal confrontation, with investigations underway to identify all participants and motives.
Fragment from a crash report describes Roy Mauusil, 42, of Tulle, involved in a fall at an elevated frame near the emilwar bridge over the Vaia River. Authorities noted a weeklong delay before the body or debris was recovered.
Fragmentary report references NSW and a conference with unclear names Henry Sopbee and Mr Mi rk. Mentions migrated individual, granite land tax and monetary percentages, but details are obscured and attribution is uncertain.
An illustrated reminiscence recalls a suffrage era supper with Mr Harben in Kellner's, describing dim lighting and awkward conversation. The narrator contemplates hunger, ethics, and desire, critiquing meals, manners, and the broader social aims of the period.
chaotic gunfire and clashes erupt at a political rally on OCoupell street amid tensions between Fianna Fail and opposing groups. police move to separate protesters while a number are injured and taken to hospital with serious wounds.
A garbled OCR reading from a historical page mentions wartime figures and an odd tale about a Dublin mailer, a J W Phimine, and a professor at Oftewe. The fragment hints at a discussion of documents, a meter rity, and a possible reference to Valera while noting some debecce language.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Irish Republican Army activity and political stance around De Valera and elections. Mentions Brick Place and Tein Pamplin with vague details about trust, government, and declarations. Unclear actions and dates due to damaged text.
London reports Hinkler faces a challenging start as he seeks a record flight to Australia. The aviator aims to fly beyond May while hoping to inspire aviation in Britain and push for a successful journey amid uncertain weather and technical hurdles.
A garbled account describes a sequence of tense incidents and speculation about a person or group. The text hints at fear, a potential attack or threat, and possible investigation but remains unclear on names, places, dates, or outcomes.
A plague-like health crisis sweeps Britain with widespread illness and heavy tolls. Measures are discussed across government and hospital authorities, including quarantine steps and medical directives as reports cite severe cases, casualties, and the impact on daily life. The piece notes public concern and authority response amid rising infection fears.
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