Great Silent Appeal Opens Today for Charitable Gifts
A chaotic prose piece describes a town fundraiser with street stalls at Firebraes Street and Firebrace Street. It mentions Mother Hubbard and a public event to collect mite offerings, with gifts expected from visitors and a school exhibit led by Mr. Stanley Jones. The piece emphasizes community effort to aid distressed individuals.
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Hulbanis
Yale
Nater Leprae
Vialm
Ebib'ion
Firebrace
Stanley Jones
Elise
Owen Gee
Water Storage Levels Rise in State Reservoirs
Water stored in the State Rivers and Water reserves shows higher acre feet this year through June with Wanetown, Taylor's Lake, Lansdale, and Vine Tinker reaching near full capacities. Wartock remains at peak levels, exceeding last year and marking the highest reading since November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soburidine
Warteuk
Taylor’s
Painne Fean
Taylor's Lake
Wartock
Horsham Debating League Promises Season Interest
Horsham debating league shows renewed interest for the season with prize details and penalties for missed lines. Debates postponed due to scheduling conflicts may be rearranged to suit opposing teams.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Text
Poorly legible OCR fragment mentions individuals and places with unclear meaning. It references a steer, a list, and a person named Pepper with uncertain actions. The passage includes scattered names and phrases lacking coherent context or verifiable events.
Mother Hubbard Appeal Aids Horsham Needy
Horsham mayor Frank Langlands calls on citizens to support a charity appeal for the less fortunate. He urges quick, generous donations to stock an overflowing cupboard and promises fair distribution of all funds and items. The message emphasizes communal responsibility and compassion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Hubbard
Horsham
Hotel Premises After Hours Licensing Case Heard
Licensing act breaches heard before Mr. F.W. Norris PM at Horsham Pole Court. Two men found on the Victoria Hotel premises and one at the White Hart Hotel. all three fined for breaches of license conditions. Margaret Rourke admitted the offence at the White Hart and was fined along with the man present.
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Norris
Horsham Pole Cort
Brown
Messrs
Cathcart & Ue
Boromeo
Carruthers
Jivensee
P.M
Margaret Rourke
White Hart Hotel
Benson
Kearney
Meaney
Man
Horsham Times Letter Responds To Koenig Appeal
In a reader letter from Horsham, the writer opposes Koenig's appeal for storekeepers to supply goods at cost to the public. The author argues potential dishonesty could arise and asserts they are not a storekeeper. They cite a reply from "Tatemrr Nook" advising against unconstructive criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishamites
Koenig
Horsham
Scout and Guide Concert Appreciation Letter
A Horsham Scout movement member thanks Miss Ling for her untiring work in staging a successful concert at Horsham. He praises her selfless spirit and hopes Captain Ling receives continued support from the community. Dated July 2 from McKennie Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham Times
Horsham Scout Movement
Miss Ling
Concert Audi
Ctr
Guiling
Ling
Langism not wanted clarifies Kowree Council action
A Horsham reader explains gravel price approvals by Kowree Council in response to a letter from Mr. Compton. Special circumstances justified a higher rate, and a council resolution authorised payment. The letter says there was no repudiation or backdown, only a justified adjustment.
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Horsham Pimea
Qithinst
Langism Not Wanted
John Compsten
Kowres Commell
Kowree Council
Evinedi Tm
Commercia Mer Ward
Om Lindowner
Compton
Mrr Compsten
Jon
Dreaded Middle Age and a Health Boost for Women
The text warns that middle age brings fatigue and health trials for forty plus women. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy to restore red blood, nourish nerves, and restore strength, urging a short course for fortifying the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Williams
Tasmania Railway Revenue Dips in May and Year to Date
In Australia currency the interest payable abroad now represents £511 a head. Tasmania railway revenue for May totalled £50,514, down £10,873 from May 1939. Eleven months of the financial year yield £371,000, a £95,000 drop. Passenger receipts fell £28,000, fares £51,000, and minerals £12,000.
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Australia
Tasmania
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ROFT
Queer Pe
Genuiie Reductions
Croft
Ways Tre
Ladies’ College of
Collins Street
Melbourne
Piano Ag
Bowe Tey
Ged
P. Frayling Nolin
Violongello
Sevelli
UAB
GEO. P. Frayling Ball
Gmdes
Sears
Fayling
Hilda Cox
Adsinian University Conservatorium
Acher
Tel
J.B
Baillie
Lab
Salse
Mt Bowden Street
Oben
Hensfeyna Ganck
iMeo
Robert
Wartook
Horsham Debating League
Tis Sect
Premieship Pain
Lee Prml
MAMI
Baba
Lneruy
Miss Violet Cramer
Horsham and District
Frank Langlands
Borough of
The
New York “Times
Jens
Pro- Brees Association
Stawell
Ararcom
Sta wRche
Horshaw Base
Arsenal
Ingosa
Finebrice
Tf Raven
Firebrace Street
Jessions
Progress Association
Wntunite
Forse
Soodomes
Trine
McKennie Creek
GS. M. MeLbod
Ballarat
Kelland
Tyre Service
Iady
Aixad
Aoe Fo
Ox Kim
W. E. Kelland
Royal Motel
Crase’s
A. Wynne & Son
Wilson Street
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