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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 20, 1925
Page
5
The text contrasts the generous, open-handed Australian with the coldly acquisitive and greedy, praising humane acts and friendship. It extols profligacy not folly, condemns parsimony, and emphasizes humane humanity as the true measure, closing with the name Bago Exner.
Licensed real estate agent Ernest Trebilco offers over 20 years of experience in investment properties and real estate work. Loans and late payments handled. Address listed as 4 Litenville Street, Hampton.
Readable fragments note a tailor named Schwennesen at Fireberace Street Horsham with unclear detail about next ten per rings and a code like Vhony 299. Further context missing leaves event undetermined.
Hair specialist L Lederman advertises hair switches and meds at 407 Start Street Ballarat with a sale offering combings for 46 each on 4/6.
Fragmentary notice in The Horsham Times presents dated entries for Tuesday and Friday with garbled text. Readable fragments reference sections titled Webbites Fivery and S804 Your TEISDAY ANEARY but lack complete details or events.
A fragmentary piece argues capitalists pay high salaries while workers face poverty, linking discontent to political manipulation. It condemns Bolshevik influence and notes sport and national activities as distractions. cites wartime measures in Transvaal and martial law in Johannesburg as examples of state power.
A chaotic confrontation erupted as protesters clashed with rural guards near a coastal railway. Police detained several leaders while riotous crowds backed by factions named Gothsals Farka and Secty. A tense standoff followed with arrests and heavy security at the scene.
Temperature stability dominates the scene with readings around sixty as factory and irrigation operations resume. Reports list new tradesmen in Horsham Mowery and E Liddell purchasing plumbing business, while a Massey Ferguson style tractor plan trials attract farmers to a demonstration hosted by A Mintern.
A petition is circulating to the State Rivers and Water Supply Commission to secure water for Pimpinio township from Verandah Swamp. Landholders and the Railway department show support, with Dr P Langlands of Horsham set to present the petition.
An advertisement touts a seaside railway excursion from Point to Horsham on a special Sunday. It mentions return travel, a cookers and copper display, and a slogan about saving on washing day. The notice notes event dates, showrooms, and a Wheat Standard price update.
A garbled wartime industrial bulletin notes tractors and graders in use near Karnak. It mentions a 40 chain length, a 47 chain track, and the Mortlakeshire plant with six to ten workers operating a stone crusher turning out about 110 yards daily.
In the Federal Arbitration Court Australian shipowners seek deregistration of the maritime workers union and dissolution of yard agreements claiming crew failure to comply with wage rules. A secret letter from Melbourne Station Company criticizes the council and grounds for the case.
Disjointed OCR text reports on Trotsky deposition talk and political maneuvers in Europe, a French flight to the Sudan, Egypt parliament notes, and China army movements, with scattered names and places making coherent events difficult to extract.
A fragmentary report from the Adstratian Press Association notes that German troops near Belgium faced allegations of responsibility for a naval event. Colonel Von Thessepe and others are cited in a contested court-like proceeding with references to witnesses and orders. The text is garbled, but hints at a formal inquiry into actions and possible culpability.
A Kowrow Shire council meeting reviewed plans for Goroke electric light poles and high power lines. The council decided it will not grant exclusive lighting rights and may allow general poles while noting costs and transit work for the staged installation.
Australians reach 275 on day one as Ryder dominates England with key bowling. Injury blows deplete England, yet Ryder enjoys bold pace and leadership from the Australian attack while England battles to respond in the Perth-like conditions.
The 18 year old Mis Anbla Muschba earner death is reported with services held at Stave Lastralia Yur fier penny. Funeral arrangements note pallbearers and a church service conducted by Rev TH Indian with Messrs A Weight & Sons handling details at the Wirshane hospital and local funeral homes.
The Goroke council discussed the Bell mill project and the proposed wheel size and shaft work. The president noted dissatisfaction with current progress and called for a new crank gear arrangement, tank tests, and pipe fixes before proceeding.
The Kewres Shire Council discussed support for the Goroke Morea railway project. Chief Engineer outlined plans to proceed with the trust, seeking ministerial action and a formal approval to acquire the necessary land and fund the railway construction.
District news reports the Marton Moorham Institute near completion of debt arrangements and furniture and library reorganization. Works progress under engineering firms with Mr Wheatley managing, as new silo and machinery installations advance, while old stores are dismantled and new four story mill facilities rise to meet modernization aims.
Assistant stationmaster Boyle notes trams moved to Bunyip and Moore from Surrey Hills supports the operation. Rain totals reach about 53 points for the month, harvesting paused briefly on two occasions. Some growers finish, others still to reap. pinine sample not as strong as last season due to dead heads. wheat weights uncertain. About 409 revolved at the railway station up to Saturday, around 5000 bags crossing the bridge daily. Fowls are being fed with beaver rash dust bed worsening. Mrs Walliday, station caretaker, is on sick leave due to battery-related illness.
Several residents are reported in hospital or health care facilities after private treatments and operations. Disturbances include a clergyman on leave and various public notices about parish events, court clerks, and local street operations.
An unreadable OCR block mentions a racecourse scene with horses, jockeys, and crowd commentary. Names and details are garbled, but references to racing terms, track actions, and placements suggest a sports brief about a horse race and related results.
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