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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1929
Page
9
A Melbourne discussion notes complaints about littered ladies retirement rooms at central and suburban electric stations. Authorities consider banning smoking in these rooms after Sydney’s precedents. The piece also references broader economic and industrial issues, including labor tensions and international matters, in a rambling column.
An article notes the high cost of wheat farming in Australia, citing Wimmera yields of 47 bushels and a farm cost of about 53d per bushel. It argues for economic relief to protect farmers from falling prices, high capital charges, and dependence on lenders, urging continued policy support to sustain industrial growth.
Report covers six months of rainfall about average with June totals at 3.49 inches and a strong lambing outlook led by Karnak’s Mr. Fr. Miller. Crops look well though Crests caused cold spells. rainfall earlier in the week totaled 0.75 inches. Community notes include hall events, dances with Hutchinsons Orchestra, and police court fines in Natimuk.
A meeting of Haven Path members is scheduled to field discussions at Presbury Nest. Large attendance is anticipated as attendees plan a new agenda and outline next steps for the group.
The readable fragments mention wine types including Chablis and sherry with reference to Sir Henry and a wedding theme. Obscure names and garbled phrases limit clear facts or events to summarize.
A series of services at Presbyterian and Methodist churches honor the King’s health return. Ministers including Rev. Petherick, Mr. Michell, and Rev. Moreh PF. 4 lead dawn and evening prayers with national hymns and a memoriam for Elis. A quarterly Wimmera Presbytery gathering is planned at Murtoa with addresses by Mrs. Wetherick and others.
An unclear OCR passage mentions individuals with titles and places such as Tiicout Nitilciie Staithell and D. T. EVANES, Tesistered Tard Aernt, with scattered references to payments and plans. The text is fragmented, read as a historical record with unclear names and locations.
Fragmentary data lists water storage figures for Ta i Tine Lonoke Taylor s Lake and Tin Toe Lake with small numeric entries. remaining text unreadable. No clear events or outcomes identified.
Readers learn that instant relief from indigestion and dyspepsia may come from taking a little Ringrated Magnesia immediately after eating. It neutralises acid, halts fermentation, soothes the stomach, and promotes painless digestion.
Fragmentary OCR text remarks on opposition views of a political figure and fiscal matters. It contains no coherent events, dates, or names to describe clearly.
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