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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 03, 1934
Page
4
Yesterday's selling prices for provisions are listed with multiple items and figures. The readable entries include honey and various refined goods, showing market quotes for local shoppers.
At Alelvarne on Monday milling figures show Bayley Engliah and Cape Mining listed with prices around 274 9 and 207 tu ek respectively. Wheat pricing remains stationary with noted values near 4 shillings per bushel and a few quoted station rates.
Fragmented obituary notice lists Mae Beret Dave, a beloved parent and relative to several named individuals. Indicates a Pittsburgh area address and mentions multiple family members with partial names and relations.
Fragmentary obituary notice mentions units of life, with references to Laiglay, SiyeS0010S, Livturmess, and Soniers The Taner. Details are garbled but indicate a funeral with rites and a sedan chair, along with a cremation or burial reference and undertaker involvement.
Fragmentary text shows Borbambees publishing material featuring Tristar and Petey. Cle Yous appears in garbled form. No clear event or location is readable.
A garbled report outlines a clash between Commonwealth authorities and state governments over sovereignty and funding. It mentions the Victorian Cabinet, the Treasurer, and an ongoing push for strong federal direction, with references to South Australia, Western Australia, and Tasmania and a push for a confidential clarification of powers amid looming political tensions.
Weather notes warn of rain delaying updates with a bridge effort at Carter’s overcoming the MokKenne Creek crossing. Motorists hope to dodge the Elk Fire dangers in wet conditions as a new road is built to ease travel near the sound and aid travel.
The readable fragments suggest a local notice or obituary item mentioning names and a date or time reference. The text is garbled, but indicates a memorial or legal notice involving individuals and a bank.
The Rowree Shire Council discussed forming a group health inspector panel to oversee H or sham area health services. The council favored appointing a qualified health inspector with two months from the latest term, potentially full time or shared with another municipality. The proposal included collaboration among Arapilla, Wimmera, Rowree, and Horsham boroughs, with support for forming a regional health oversight body.
In the lead up to the next federal elections close date set for Satan J UniTh, the Labor Party nominates Musare W Tugleby from ALK Haywnot for the Wan non seat. Other names include TH Me Leal near Harrow and FUE Walker Ararat with further speculation on nominees.
The Horsham Fire Brigade reports excellent weekly community singing on Bolny night with large attendance. Patrons enjoyed the lively evening as performers and organizers contributed, promising an enduring success.
A fragment from a local committee meeting records a discussion of legacy funds, equipment orders, and demonstrations. It notes a £20 Natwick estimate, electric currant questions, and a demonstration machine purchase pending. Methodist Ladies Guild reports, social events, prize presentations, and staff roles are described with several named attendees and winners.
The Horsham ALAC held its annual gathering with Bro presiding and plans for a forthcoming concert under the branch. J Whitty booked Tows Hall for the event and a debate was left to Faws Kelly and Whitty to organize. Carpet bowls contenders included M0008 and others with close scores in a lively tea session.
A crowded programme features Tim Mo Angel a comedy style film praised for its charm and a second feature The Travelling Carnival. Carole Lombard and others headline upcoming shows with White Woman and Am I Vickers in various roles. A musical evening includes Igor Lambert and the orchestra performing Rio Grande and Beethoven works, while community notices report a bull attack scare and a stage event update at Moan Park and Bonafort venues.
Reports detail farming conditions in Dunkeld with crop delays and late blooms. Weather signs show unusual patterns. hay transport disruptions and stock welfare concerns emerge. Authorities report two arrests at Netherby as floods and rain affect regional agriculture and livelihoods.
Fragmentary note mentions a caretaker named Mr Scott Islapeles associated with Grelong Gol Ciny reventiy wetus to Uhh ten, with no clear event or outcome.
Berlin events unfold Sunday with reports of a dramatic coup attempt in Gordony. The Chancellor ordened Jerven of the Inaters executed and officials including General von Schleicher and Captain von Papen accused of treason. Navy and army figures deny widespread support as public panic and political upheaval grip the country amid calls for stability.
A garbled report mentions Vietia of a hoax and Mundy Mra Artigr Connell of Arumlale. A young DUM person allegedly warned by a solicitor about a hat inheritance, with a formant who vanished. It notes travel to Australia and arrangements for a voyage to America on July 21.
A string of alleged forged railway pay dockets is under scrutiny with charges against a suspect named in connection with about £2,000. The case involves alleged receipt and misallocation of funds tied to payments, with hearings pending and multiple victims cited. Richard, one of the named victims, testified as part of the investigation while the court prepares next steps.
A fragmented item reports on German private bills and authorities. It mentions Lamson and a "Lally Eater" phrase, noting the first time issues are raised and a sense of urgent official action looming in the knowledge list.
Washington reports the fiscal year ending June 30 shows a public debt of 27,059,000,100 dollars. Secretary Morganthau states the debt rose from 32,500,000,000 dollars in 1888, signaling a significant deficit level for the nation.
A Labour opposition framed by the Commonwealth Bank debate seeks to keep the bank under government influence. They argue abolition would shift control to private interests and weaken efficiency, proposing gradual reform rather than full privatization.
A damaged OCR note reports a court martial appeal in which four widows and others faced review. The court found technical indiscipline by the men, deemed the alleged offense unintentional, but cited interim weariness as a factor. actions to restore good name were ordered.
Canberra Monday reports the government plans to negotiate trade agreements with other countries. The executive will outline proposed pacts to be presented to Parliament for approval, with details pending.
A wedding celebrated at St Josephs BC Chiseh Minimay on May 26 with Rev Fr McGrath assisted by Rev Pe Sparks Narracourtil. The bride Myra Monica Carmeher, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joy Carmeher, wore a white gown of fancy crape with lace and tulle veil, carrying a bridal bouquet of white blooms and ferns. Her attendant, Mica Ellowm Carracher, wore a Tangerine georgette frock with matching accessories. The ceremony featured a Wedding March played by Hilda Carracker, cousin of the bride, and decor was arranged by friends.
In Rome on Monday six shippers including the president, captain, and chief engineer were arrested for cannily tampering with the Mahan cargo boat Otrante near Alen ila on Mare 5. The crew allegedly substituted a car of firewater value for loading, with about 270,000 trem y4ec Wyita junare companies involved.
At 78 years, Joreyh Hewson Langley died yesterday at a hospital in Horsham area. Born near Mt Barker, he lived across Mopsnyop and Maru districts, then Inverleigh Windislann, before returning to Coleraine. He worked in grazing and mixed farming, later living with his daughter Mrs. A. J. Frames. He had many friends who remember him fondly.
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