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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 01, 1930
Page
3
The fragmentary death notices honor Dorrity Dirth and Dorris Netra, and recall the loss of Harley Insley and Cyril. messages from wives, mothers, and sisters express sorrow, tribute, and remembrance in a Queensland context.
The article reviews the Compulsory Wheat Bill and its penalties, detailing government plans to enforce production targets and fines. It discusses regional market impacts, farmer compliance worries, and the tension between voluntary measures and compulsory authority, noting who may bear the costs and the economic stakes.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a hair tinting service labeled Mair Trestment with references to Ladire perhaps as a stylist or client. Details are unclear but suggest a salon or personal grooming entry.
Special arrangement for Informatic compilation in The Horsham Times. Australian and New Zealand rights reserved.
A Melbourne wire brief notes fluctuating wheat prices with unclear figures. Mentions Dolzety and vu imper Milling and Reeleys Femglish among entities, alongside Cape and Motetown, with various prices listed and a reference to the price of wheat per bushel dropping slightly.
A noted reduction in the coal price effort in New South Wales targets a yearly saving of £60,000. The government contends the reform streamlines the coal industry and lowers costs for consumers and industry alike. Local officials report steady adoption across districts and anticipate broader fiscal benefits.
Fragment details a charitable society meeting with speeches and gifts, praise for volunteers, and plans for aid to unemployed and hospitals. Mentions Horsham Ararat group, welfare discussions, and a visit to the Boyd Hotel. Observes a tense political exchange about Australian policy and social relief efforts.
A popular series continues with a carhr parts and dances event at Horsham Corbetie Rehoot Hall this Thuminy evening. Thomas' ree tre will play for the dances, drawing local residents to the hall.
A varied juvenile entertainment program will be at Horvhew Catholic School on Ratenday evening. There will be games and dancing, with prizes offered for participants.
A garbled report notes a restricted group approved as Gold members. A Hybanstein official reportedly leaves a post to consult colleagues while a keeper observes the regulation. The text references a Proaiyteriar obirevtien and a ceremony with on duty observers after an incident involving a Horst and a Ker J Ay group.
Tenders solicited for base hospital catering duties for six months in Harahan. Firms listed include Weight, Kiley, Messen J, Lang, Vanils, Ronot dregs, Barnes, Mowars A, Weight & Bans. Funeral services noted for Ms. J. Barnes.
A muddled report describes performances by Thomins and a large audience for a concert event. It mentions Mr. Fred Assembly and secretaries arranging seating and refreshments, a contest with a prize of £25 for guessing a location, and other varied exhibition details. It references rail motor plans and exhibitions with numerous participants and venues.
In Horsham, organizers announce a meeting to recruit new members for the organization. Details are scarce in the fragment, but the event aims to expand the group and involve local residents.
Thawne plans a Friday Mer dam visit and will pass by the Exchange Bytel in the early evening. Paramount feature pictures open last night with the Marx Brothers and Broadway celebs headed by Macy Retna and Qerwishaw. The plot centers on a profitable scheme with Palm Rene real estate details and a lineup of entertainers shaping a bustling mood.
Fragmented text mixes cryptic phrases about day duties and pleasures, names, locations, and dates. It references several peculiarly garbled terms and appears to be a damaged OCR passage lacking clear events or persons to anchor a proper news item.
Fragmented OCR text records a chaotic court related carnival at a hospital with debts and payments. Mentions prepayment, a sum of £4200, and multiple names and figures tied to a payment dispute and municipal matters.
Fragmentary text mentions rath seats, a frovheest meeting, livestock like sheep and lambs, and references to a community item or event. Names and places are garbled, making precise facts impossible while preserving the core agricultural or local notices.
Melbourne police report a domestic dispute in Kent Street, Mehiood. Percy Hhdyp 42 and Lily Shipp 42 quarrelled with Mrs Shipp fatally stabbed or beaten, then husband fled with injuries. The incident culminated in a death at the scene as neighbors reported repeated quarrels and a bitter separation.
A brief notice reports Amy Johrein was presi e with w digment feovel ai Adelie whee reception. Ste cotetraty hivy 2TH Dirtbelay to tm rere.
fragmented OCR notes recount a murder inquest involving John Alfred Tushir and Fitzroy et al. with references to months and names like Del Te and Balers teint Mier ely mats Itreamemntes. the garbled text mentions witnesses and dates, implying a long, unsettled case and a retraction or recantation amid unclear proceedings.
Fragmentary text notes fumigation of a steamer and a Punic detail. The garbled content references Marella Hulten Htters Rowe AN Hos a yoare and a trial or inquiry about possible arson, with uncertain details about evidence and location in a valley.
A chaotic scene at the harbor ends in the apparent sinking of a speed boat. Eyewitnesses report a man overboard and authorities assisting with searches as bystanders react to the accident.
Fragmentary dispatches from the era recount travellers and air crew preparing for a voyage to Australia. Names such as Mathews and Hinkler appear amidst notes on winds and engine readiness. The report hints at arrival plans and a Monday departure.
A partial, garbled report outlines a confession tied to a racehorse doping case. The text mentions a trainer and possible involvement of others, with legal action and investigations referenced but details are unclear. The fragment hints at court filings, defense motions, and review of damning evidence in relation to racing integrity.
A fragmented item mentions ET meet WS feet forming and peeling with Vebormen and TNT implied. No clear events or identifiable entities are readable to confirm a coherent news item.
Mirth Uke Wentley is identified in scattered OCR text as a subject of a local note, with fragmentary references to a UAW event and a possible fraternity matter. The readable lines mention a noon time reference and a geographic tag but lack coherent details to form a full incident or outcome. No clear actions, dates, or participants emerge to verify a specific news item.
Tat hy Antsy nish byline fragment appears garbled with unreadable names and places. Readable bits indicate a local brief style item but essential details are missing to identify people, organizations, dates, or events.
Partially legible note mentions names and actions in incomplete form. Readers see scattered phrases about people and locations but no coherent event, date, or clear outcome. The readable bits suggest personal or local context rather than a public incident or report.
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