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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 19, 1932
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text discusses market items and political debate over a reserve bank and financial control in Australia. References to potatoes and Bram bushel appear. overall tone notes concern that the issue is technical and should be separated from party politics.
Melbourne market notes wheat oats and barley prices, potatoes and onions listed with ranges. References to Horshaws pricing and a stray line on wheat per bushel.
Article discusses the role and necessity of a central reserve bank to stabilize exchange rates and support the economy. It cites experts and observers on gold standards, monetary policy, and the impact on production, employment, and international trade, with emphasis on exchange stability as a core function.
News and notes describe typical summer conditions in Horsham with high temperatures and a northerly wind. Hospital Carnival committee members express disappointment at lack of public spirit and discuss electing a suitable president, planning to forward a resolution to the hospital carnival general committee at the upcoming meeting.
Reports from Horsham detail the death of two horses after eating wheat during harvest. Investigations note workers and farmers preparing for a busy season as wheat deliveries rise and stockpiling continues. A hold-up at Clyde Booter’s Pty Ltd in South Yarra raises separate crime concerns with £700 stolen and £150 recovered. Jury lists revised for the Legislative Council district, and a Horsham man was arrested after road offences.
A four position site at the northern approach to the Shrine of Remembrance in the Hobmain gardens near Tas is selected by a sub committee to decide on a monument for General Sir John Monash. The statue will be equestrian pending final plans and committee adoption at the February meeting.
The Horsham M U L O G F held its annual gathering in Manonic Hall on Thursday evening led by Bro. 8 Tippett, N. G. The group discussed preparations for a prosperous year, tea and inspections, and debated rescinding a motion about a purple officer collar. Bro. TS Davey reported on district affairs, and Bro. W. E Best urged boosting membership. An Oddfellows picnic plan was proposed. An auction sale of furniture by David Anderson Seed Co. was rescheduled to tomorrow at 2:20 pm at the market, due to Mr. W. J Helmore’s arrangements.
Critics praise the two popular films on view tonight and Wednesday as the season’s finest. Janet Gaynor and Herter lead in a tale of love and fate with a hopeful orphan, while Gary Couper and Carule Lowhard headline a light, human comedy. The report notes strong supporting performances and a lively, humorous tone. The market section closes with prices on poultry, fruits, and groceries, and announces tomorrow’s sale items.
Community notices detail Errington's summer sale with dates and bargains for hats, gents wear, and秋 autumn goods. Hospital carnival cooperation and lodge meetings are reported, along with fundraising drives, club activities, and musical tuition updates for the week.
A readable fragment notes patrons enjoyed a realist talkie at Horsham Theatre over Friday and Saturday. It mentions travel to Tobin regions and the crew of a warship, with staged combat and fireship scenes that captivated audiences in a dramatic film program featuring actors Tuck Tol and Ralph Graves.
Willa Mortimes Ismatt MLA faced a Perth City Court hearing over a floorless shed once linked to a fowl boysey home. Kathieon Marshall claims the husband cannot afford maintenance while the case notes funds spent on campaigning. Both applications were refused.
A report describes a worker named Mr. Herbs Creswell startled by a four foot snake caught in hay. It was killed after being pulled from the stack. the snake contained 16 young. A second strike occurred nearby within a week amid hostile conditions near the path. The article notes the era’s harsh, dangerous labor environment.
Thirneley evening saw Salvation Officers welcome Ty Hotabam ty commondns officers at the Salvation Citadel. Capitainer Mex Jewell of Hallacat and Sergeant Major Ken O’M Apeloggion spoke, with several others extended welcomes. Captain Jewell said their move to Norsein aimed to advance God’s work, expressing faith in opportunities and the work for boys and girls. the gathering affirmed dedication to Christ and service.
Advertising columns note a February 3 auction of the publican's booth for the trotting meeting on February 11. A committee meeting of the raex club last week set plans for canvassing cymers at forthensing ne ther lace wXtings. Encouraging reports and promised support from enthusiasts are noted, with entries anticipated. details vary as arrangements progress.
Senator Guthrie spoke after a violent weekend with a deadly chase ending when a van driver died and bystanders and a constable were injured. A fire at Northcate Tile Works caused extensive damage, with losses estimated near £700, and reports touched on national politics and the impact on Australians.
Wild animals suffer injuries as a tire blaze rages near Beltfield Ridge and surrounding woodlands. Men work to rescue, shelter, and battle flames while authorities discuss wind and trade impacts on wheat exports and shipping from Melbourne to Victoria.
Weather bureng notes on Vommupwosith wheat crops at year end December indicate returns will be well below those of recent years. Harvest in New South Wales is disappointing, with yields half the expected. Comparisons to Vietnyia and other regions show mixed results across Australia and surrounding areas.
A fragmentary report notes unemployed men in the Viimal district amid murmured shortages and ongoing labor strain. References to work, supply lines, and local shops hint at economic disruption and shifts in employment as communities cope with scarcity.
A reported fatal accident near Katy Adeembflay involves Alfred Clarence Mebiliing, a boy aged about from a family, as he endured a severe injury. The event occurred Tuesday with a rushed hospital response and unclear immediate details about medical treatment and cause.
A fragmented report details a RaRupanyup style farm burglary with multiple thefts, a fire alarm incident, and ensuing investigations. The text mentions property losses, a woman firefighter, and damning clues tied to a complex chain of events across nearby towns.
The readable words are fragmentary and do not form a coherent event or report. No verifiable people, organizations, places, or dates can be identified for a factual summary.
A long obituary recounts the life of a prominent veteran, detailing battlefield valor and later public service. The narrative notes his leadership during key campaigns, recognition by military and civic figures, and the enduring impact of his sacrifices on national memory. The piece highlights ceremonies, memorials, and the ongoing debate over how best to honor veterans in the postwar era.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dispute or incident among waterside workers. References to insured parties, individuals, and locations are garbled, with mentions of stabbingAttribute and various proper nouns that are not clearly identifiable. The fragment lacks coherent facts to confirm participants, place, or outcome.
Fragments describe crews called out aboard ships of a Hamburg Hato Sey company and a Comet Stemubslys line after royals and a levy. Contains garbled names and unclear events but notes mobilization and service duties.
A garbled OCR style wire item from Hickbnee provides limited readable facts. It mentions cable related terms and a brief transit of names and times but lacks clear events or outcomes. Unable to identify a coherent person or organization for a decisive summary.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions threats and a troubling event with a child. Readable facts include references to a grave incident and involved parties, but details are unclear. The fragment notes potential danger and hints at a public safety context without precise names or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at Kingsford Smith plane event with references to meetings and people. Details are unclear, names garbled, no concrete actions or outcomes discernible from the readable portions.
The readable lines describe a garbled sequence of words and names. It mentions places and groups in a disorganized fashion, with no clear event, date, or identifiable individuals to anchor a factual news summary. The fragment lacks coherent narrative or verifiable entities.
An unclear report describes a large fire affecting Boost van MAU STOMATOL 4 with follow up actions and safety measures underway. Details are fragmented and names or locations are not fully readable. Further confirmation from the original page is needed.
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