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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
4
The Danish Minister of Justice introduces a matrimonial bill in the Upper House. It ends compulsory civil ceremonies and requires written declarations about health and consent. Parties may choose religious or civil rites and must disclose prior issues or diseases affecting marriage viability.
North Dakota established state controlled banks to aid farmers and industries including a Consumers United Stores chain with about 400000 capital from farmers and 27 metal shops. The Independent Voters Association campaigned against the National New Party League, outlining numerous charges while taxes rose under league influence.
A shortened fragment describes a demand for someone to come at once or be sent for. mentions Tenelose certificate and seven children, one died, a baby named Fanny baptized by Reverend Thomas on a sheet of paper, and a request to send extra money for a bottled baby.
The Ballarat cattle sale saw another broad drop as demand lagged supply. Prime heavyweights were limited, lightweights prevailed, and calf lots were mostly unremarkable with prices fluctuating around regional levels.
A garbled account discusses the speed of flight, bias in measurements, and debates among ornithologists and journalists. It references observers in Great Britain and English journals, noting inconsistent data on flight speed and factors affecting aerial performance.
A garbled account describes Stringer and associates pursuing a lead to the Federal Treasury and State offices. It recounts collaboration with a companion, an undercover alignment with Collins and a trip to the Union Company, ending with an arrest related to a political financier scheme.
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