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Trading Co Pty Ltd Mount Gambier lists today’s price four pence per unit with a cash offer for goods and services.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 24, 1939
Page
2
Trading Co Pty Ltd Mount Gambier lists today’s price four pence per unit with a cash offer for goods and services.
The article reports on local market price listings in Oesham including meat and produce with several items priced per unit. It also notes declarations by the Country Roads Board that the Minimay Apsley road in the Towres Shire is designated a main road and mentions consideration for the Garoke Natimuk road under the same act.
Australian Woolgrowers' Association reports heavy stock losses across East Gippsland Upper Murray and Hamilton amid drought and fires. Replenished water supplies helped some regions. New South Wales faces severe feed shortages while prices remain depressed. Handle on grasshopper danger noted as heat may destroy eggs.
Weather notes describe fine to warm conditions with no rain forecast amid a large stationary low pressure system. Local fire alarm false alarm at EK Band A Bank corner. May Park concert for Don McMillan fundraiser. Springs revive at Mt Duneed and Lorne, hinting drought relief. Horsham rodeo show features many acts and crowd-pleasing feats. Higher egg prices and W world fair bids noted. A 1829 London-born man preaches fitness via yoga and breezy living.
A Victorian district prepares for a national contest as the wheat season tightens. Betty Givewn, daughter of Me. aut Mer Ih dle Glew, earns a medal amid strict vetting for the Nitheat tarke. Fire at the Avonlea Biscuit Factory caused substantial damage, with losses estimated at 5000, while authorities move to clear old stock from silos to welcome new harvest.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a court or tally of items with numbers and places, including references to Provident, industrial, and a court at Dorenayn Bole Court. The readable parts are insufficient to identify a clear 사건, entities, or outcomes.
The Korsham Times lists issues published every Tuesday and Friday under the imprint Bim Yowr. Ancestral cryptic lines echo a misread timetable with scattered letters and a stray code M4 9698 in the page margin.
Housing officials prepare regulations under the Housing Act to deem substandard dwellings unfit for habitation. Melbourne investigations prompt calls for better building conditions and enforcement across urban areas.
Auction notices for a motor garage and associated machinery at West End Main Street with stock moved. Legal proceedings against Walter Douglas for breaches of forest law and tree destruction. penalties include fines and costs. Court adjourned to October for further action with additional verdicts expected.
Fragmentary social notice reports a family event in Adelaide with names including Mrs OR Young of Forrest Street Werrioure and families linked to Wembley Park Westerman and Victorid. It mentions a December date and a marriage or death style observance, with limited legible details about individuals and addresses.
In Rome on Sunday Signor Mussolini addressed a crowd at a wheat distribution ceremony amid the annual wheat envy competition. He claimed Fasci members were chastened by the wheat crop news and ridiculed foreign suggestions that the Italian people should endure hunger.
Cable reports a New York Sunday story about storms delaying tanker flights near Mig town. Survivors and crew members, including Captain Hovland, describe damaged engines, a capsize, and passengers struggling to escape through emergency doors as others were injured or missing.
Fragmentary report details a drowning incident near a harbor with a person identified as Cyell teal dwt being found in the sea. Authorities mention a corpse, vigil, and an inquest term, with unclear names and specifics due to damaged text.
A fragment describes Port Kembla work stoppage related to the steamer Dalfram and loading of Ron. The Dalfram and other vessels faced protest over a month old issue. The text remains unclear but notes a nonreturn to color protest and an eyewitness statement.
Victims of recent fires will go to Sew Zealand under an arrangement among water workers unions in Victoria and New Zealand. Many experienced mill workers, rejected by the bush lure, will be among the group. Five men will leave for Sewdem fund on Wednesday where a stockpile of skilled men has been collected by the liquor Trades Union to assign men to migrate.
A fragmented report from a Paris showcase highlights woollen products and fashion trends. Key names and places are garbled, but the event underscores evolving styles, material use, and evocation of luxury brands affecting consumer demand.
Fragmented report details a historic early 20th century scientific breakthrough described by Mr Steigberbel and Mr Mackay, noting radiographic work and the potential for vast new medical or industrial advances in Austrasia and beyond. The account references a company wage dispute and speculative impacts on shares and allocation.
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