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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 01, 1941
Page
2
A jumble of garbled entries lists butter dairy ware water factors and prices for various goods. It mentions Ballarat Murcer, Rey Bim, Pollard, Bran, and Chadee with unclear measurements and unit names, making a single coherent item difficult to extract.
Weather outlook shows cooler temps with showers and scattered sun. Reports indicate varying conditions across regions with winds shifting and rainfall totals differing from last year’s figures.
Fragmented market notes from Melbourne trade page report wheat prices for Monday trading with grain and feed commodities. Entangled figures show wheat at 402 bagged and maize around 42 to 43, with oats and lucerne hay listed among feeds and varying old currency equivalents.
The article outlines a state effort to train teachers through remote methods, with figures Mite M Walker and Mrs J Jatin attached to the program. It notes 21 schools participating and mentions centers for classes in various regions, aiming to improve voice and speech for students.
The talk by Alfred J. Batchelor of the Australian Board of Missions describes missionary efforts among native peoples. Slides show work among communities with emphasis on education and native leaders, praising early progress and seeking continued support and cooperation.
The deputation praised government officials for sympathy toward child malnutrition and urged Cabinet to back legislation. They called for compulsory placement of vitamin extracts from manufacturers’ processes into foods before market to combat poor nourishment among children.
Reading appears from a 1900s colonial-era discussion between two ministers on mat production and welfare. The dialogue questions provisioning wheat and dairy products and notes difficulty in supply and distribution amid concerns over nutrition and gender roles.
Prem Oart reports a murky ball event at Murtoa with visitors from nearby areas. The article mentions a notable headliner and notes performances, crowd behavior, and local reactions to the night’s proceedings.
The envelope of tere was given at the Herthem Museum monthly meet on Katumdas night. The speaker shared remarks on composers his program included and performances featured Bach Virtuoso pieces and Haydn Trio in G Major. Elizabeth french orchestra provided several works with a bridge to future concerts and arrangements for the next meeting.
The THODIGT conference president visited Mhutele to discuss a central sale and related activities. He addressed a gathering with the Methodist group, urging unity and scriptural focus as the service and anthem were led by Jean Watts and ministers.
Officials announce travel concessions for soldiers sailors and airmen during wartime mobilization. Navy personnel will receive free travel on armed forces transports while other service members may gain limited free or reduced fare journeys to or from home. The policy originates from defense authorities and expands previous allowances, with details on who qualifies and when it may be used.
Government policy stirs debate over export controls on ewes and lambs. Observers warn against cann ing and note market prices for lambs and related livestock. The text discusses tensions between meat supply, animal welfare, and employment effects.
Fragmentary report outlines a ministerial figure managing multiple tasks, ceremonies, and communications. It mentions duties at a front-site office, interactions with colleagues, and a focus on discipline, instruction, and punctuality, framed as a formal daily routine and organizational duties.
The article notes events around the Hie Hoeshayy and Horian, with references to Vowntey Wi donne Aowoetatlin and Histrier Younger set. It mentions sessions at Mawoite Hall and Prbtay, a planning note for an erupt event, and upcoming postings on a local schedule.
Promoters announce a patriotic ball at Horse Town Hall next Monday evening with dancing and entertainment. Entries are expected for five waltz competitions and a guest orchestra will provide music in a lively program attracting local attendees.
Fragmented OCR text mentions individuals and places but is largely garbled. It references different scenes including a drowning or injury event, hospital care, and various names such as Vincatn and Hart, with other disjointed items like turtle soup and pigs.
A Sunday page reviews upcoming cinema offerings including The Doctor Takes a Wife with Loretta Young and Ray Milland, plus a Department of Information feature. It notes overseas doctors advising Victorians on early symptom reporting and annual exams to reduce suffering, with a Horsham visit set for July 8 and 10 at Peacocks Pharmacy for consultations.
A garbled report shows municipal leaders debating road work funding and public works staffing. Officials weigh safety concerns against budget constraints while residents seek reliable repairs, with calls for clearer planning and accountability from the Public Works department.
A. F. Burstall of Melbourne University argues steam driven vehicles are not a practical fix for petrol shortages. He says skilled engineers and machinery are scarce, importing would still be needed, and safety hazards from high pressure and water boiler systems endanger drivers.
Executive Council approves regulation requiring owners of producer gas units to ensure construction and maintenance prevent escape of live coals and burning material, reducing fire danger.
Premier A Dunstan announced expansion of flax growing in Victoria to support the war effort. He said the crop would rotate with dairying, benefit farmers, and yield returns similar to four fields of hay, underscoring the program’s potential impact.
Allied air forces report destruction of six Vichy planes in a night raid. The text notes damaged ships, railway targets, and harbor actions near Palmyra, Renahadi, and Tehpadi with British naval support and American air power contributing to the effort.
The notice recalls the life of John Johnson a longtime resident and employee at local harvester and factory works. A caretaker at Horsham Public Firm and member of local clubs, he is remembered by family and church friends at a service led by Pastor CM. He leaves a widow and several relatives.
Partial readable lines show a Mrs V Ballinger of Learie Street Horsham injured knee and an inmate at Wembley Private Hospital. Other fragments mention Alfred Vullbes Wikwe, Meerath Mttawn, Linces and a salon in Watlleives, plus a royal or ceremonial tone referring to King’s breath and prominent members.
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