Unlicensed Wireless Raid Leads to Court Case Fireside Details
A May raid by an inspector from the Office of the Attorney General targeted unlicensed wireless sets in Hor shams Line area. Several users could not produce licenses. The defendant Arkiey pleaded guilty, claiming the survey was at fault and that the battery renewals were mishandled. The case proceeds at Holbert Charkes with judge presiding over the submission of evidence and a potential sentence pending.
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Horshams
Atake
Tl Mintianto General's Department
Arkiey
Kiev
Mathes
Amit Hae
Ole Tomlin
Holbert Charkes
Bion Bowntt
Atin
Pete Mans
Agyenyal
Wwe
SCV
Nui Hayworth
Dan Beewort
Compulsory Wheat Pool Meeting Sparks Royal Commission Debate
A large public meeting at Borahe Pubile on Tuemwing Inetae discussed compulsory wheat pooling. Supporters urged government action on Wheat Marketing Hall, calling for a nationwide compulsory pool, while opponents warned of loss of grower control and questioned the act. The debate touched representation, price, and the future of the Australian wheat industry.
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Australia
Powmgands
Oiantsta Fort
Coke
Saarogs
Xncavapaien
Ter
Balee Aed
Saileenighe
Nihop
Correspondence to the Editor on Housing Farm Work
A letter from XH Munro of Melbourne appeals to Horsham Times to publish notice of local housing farm workers. He notes employes at present are scarce and asks the paper to inform subscribers of the situation. The writer mentions having tasks and hints at private trade aspects.
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Horsham Times
Rte
Munro
Unclear OCR item recounts a legal case at a house
Fragmentary report describes an inspector and Mee Tippett involved in a raffle and alleged possession of a valve and outdoor aerial. The text is garbled and omits coherent events, identities, dates, and outcomes, leaving only disjointed references to a licensee, a current conve, and a monetary amount with uncertain meaning.
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Owbiel
Inspector Saps
Tippett
Slaughter
Horsham Police Court Proceedings and Fines
Me. FW Norris presided at Horsham Police Court on Friday. A man named Naake was fined seven days imprisonment in default of paying a 3 pound penalty for obstructing a public footpath. Several civil cases were heard with various debts and coats awarded, including Langinnis, Turner, and MePain v Real. Licences and names appear among the attendees.
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Norris
Horsham Pollew
Arthur Nuke
Dave
Naake
Betty
Jobe Langinnis
Dyylin
My Milian de Nar
Sith
Australian Better Wealth Talk Promotes Health Message
A native Australian author promotes health and wealth ideas in a series of accessible articles. Dr Geo E Payne Philpota presents messages aimed at improving well being, highlighting global relevance and broad readership.
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Geo. E. Payne Philpota
Horsham Notes and Local Hiring Moves
Mr Webb leaves the Horsham che notsham branch for a new position at Firebeace street. Loyal staff farewells to B Bay of the Stay Savings Bank who transfers to Is Inrat. Town columns record retirements, a Dickens reading, and society notes including church greetings, teachers of Victoria, and a Melbourne trip.
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Mr. Webb
Sas
Che Notsham
Tack'e Besse
Asa A
Hall's Gap
B. Bay
Hersham Beasch
Stay Savings Bank
Is Inrat
Horsham
Methdist Vi
Dickens
Bay
Goth
Mad
Mr. O. Fraser
Heittelerg
Prasop
Farr
Commercial Sinbig Company
Sydarr
Horshami Hrateeving
B. Rue
Mies
Mus Teachers of Victoria
D. Rosell
Wartonk
Apiaris
Melbourne
J. G. Douglas
Abbotaleigh
Willem Elwart Hulk
McDermald Street
Diabela
Thal
Ris Ehibiten
Young Australia League seeks boys for Victoria tour
The Young Australia League invites 130 Melbourne boys from city and country districts for a Christmas initiation tour to Sydney and Blue Mountains. Applicants aged about 12 to 14 embark January 12 for about three weeks. Costs cover fares, accommodation, travel expenses, meals, and safety. Details via 418 George Street or Victorian rep Mr Jock Worhaw Geelong.
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Young
Austral League
Vietoria
Syele
Toataree
Melbourne
Blue Mountains
Hove
Mary Moonty
Australia
Perry
Marvare
Austentie League
George Street
SSH
GMO
Redview
Jock Worhaw
Virginia Struct
Geelong
The Backbone of Australia and Wheat Prices Policy
The article argues Australia faces low cred and export failures in wool and wheat. It discusses a federal plan to normalize credit in London, raise tariffs to boost manufactured goods, and promote a wheat pool to aid farmers while warning cooperative marketing may fail without efficiency. It notes potential benefits and risks of government interference.
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Australia
Savin
Australa
Bolt
London
Austral
Victoria
Faber
Eden
Marriage Betrothal Ceremony Noted at Local Church
The marriage between Charles ful of Keron and Mrs Magar Robbie of Minimae is set for St John’s Church Kinghoml tomorrow. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev Dr Fraser with witnesses from Ashleigh and Wombeline, following a postnuptial blessing for the couple.
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Charles T.ful
Keron
Magar A Robbie
Minimae
St. John's Church
Kinghoml
Selvin
James Melntyre
Ashleigh
Douglas
Maria
Dr Williams Pink Pills touted for anemia in girls
An Australian advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for energy loss and anemia in young women. It recounts a senior clerk Irene Ror describing improved energy and appetite after using the pills, and mentions other cases including recovery from illness and a family tragedy connected to a Dr Williams product.
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Williams
Valine
Misa Irene Ror
Stoth Xineet
Ascot Vale
Melbourne
Annerin
Wervex
Dlepresalon
Wilhiame
Obituary of Mrs Kheateth Camaingham aged 14 in Geelong
The death occurred at 25 Aphrusia street Geelong of Mrs Kheateth Camaingham once of Pimpinio district aged 14 years. Born in Surrey England in 1 ish she came to Australia with her parents and lived where her father was a stonemason. She married Mr Almander in 1871 at Wickliffe and after time at Chatsworth they moved to Pimpinio in 1873, later retired to Geelong in 1913. Surviving relatives include John Alexander Albert Edward Henry and Alexander of Horsham. The deceased also includes Margaret William Walter Elizabeth and Arthur. Interment was in New General Cemetery Geelong on Wednesday June 25. The coffin-bearers were three sons John and Mr Tinne. Multiple wreaths marked the service.
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Aphrusia Street
Newtown
Geelong
Pimpinio
Kheateth Camaingham
Surrey
England
Australia
Almander
Wickliffe
Chatsworth
Ally
Ci Hee
Weeds' Great Peppermint Care Firat aid for coughs
A fragment lists a medicinal product named Weeds Great Peppermint Care offered as first aid for coughs and influ ence symptoms. The line reads garbled with misspellings and unclear context but suggests a peppermint based remedy.
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