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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1935
Page
4
Fragmented ad copy promotes Cresco Fertilisers Limited products for horses including a remedy called frettation and mentions various chemical formulations. The OCR yields garbled branding lines and a Loyal Agent claim, listing a Geelong box address and Dew site Houklete.
Fragmented OCR article describes officials, premiers, and council meetings with references to travel expenses and discussions. It mentions parliamentary figures, Australian leaders, and planned conferences, noting taxpayer funding and anticipated timelines amid unclear context.
Provision prices listed include eggs butter cheese honey and grains with items from Ballarat and local suppliers. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text but indicate standard farm goods values and market terms for yesterday.
Fragmentary Victorian market note describes wine and grain prices in Melbourne area, with scattered line fragments mentioning Carterpomdans Meliniueny and Horsham Wheat. Lacks clear dates or full item details. summarizes a rough market snapshot without complete figures.
A garbled passage discusses an official errel W wt Thu proposal from Ur Erle Page and the formation of a thleom Hie Una of thy Loam Gamal 10 itis. It raises questions about timing, location, and the InterRiaty Cam binaiva revival, tied to a revived federal government stance from the last election. Authorities dispute weather affecting federal plans amid political maneuvering.
In a period marked by clashes between the Fear Halt Council and the Central Unemployed Council, representatives attempted to resolve labor disputes amid uncertain conventions. Delegates argued over who should speak for workers while two left a conference with an honorary figure, others seeking a settlement. Authorities warn of changes to unemployment registrations and rural district policies, prompting public concern over the administration’s handling and the labor department’s accountability.
Weather notes describe rain and frost across districts notably affecting wheat areas. Victorian Wheatgrowers' Corporation head Mr Ry Tilt forecasts incalculable delays from current conditions. June water Readings discussed by Hor sham Waterworks Trust. engineers supply requested figures.
A Frightful Horsham accident left Ste. McRae with a broken nose and facial injuries after a handle struck him during a crane operation. He was taken to Horsham for treatment following the crash that caused significant bleeding. The derailment-like event followed a separate parking and fire brigade discussion.
A bicycle stolen near the Adelaide depot is identified as property of Mr. G Lawson. Police traced the owner with assistance from Mr. W St Cox of Horsham, an agent for the maker, confirming rightful ownership. Also notes a Town Clerk salary adjustment of 400 pounds per annum to cover secretary duties for Water Trust and Sewerage Authority, with allocations to Town Clerk, Water Trust, and Beverage Authority.
In Green Park a dog owner faced issues with kept cattle escaping near a weir. Dogs chased the herd causing a stampede and damage to fences. The disturbance occurred on property known as Jack O Briea s.
At the Horsham Apex Club meeting at the White Hart Motel Mr Reis of the New South Wales Bank in Horsham described the British railway system. He explained privately owned companies run competing lines, their networks across Britain, and the efficiency and reach from London to Edinburgh plus freight and passenger services and the role of government policy in promoting travel.
The Horsham council debates town building regulations amid disputes over allotments and permits. Residents urge strict controls while officials consider limits on new building and small stock, aiming to balance growth with orderly planning.
The Horsham Times reports a court case involving William Norman Blood and charges connected to intent to commit a felony, with an arrest following the entry of Mesra Mit Tiralth and Pilmore's presidess on June 27. It also notes leather for boot repair supplied to the Horsham unemployed and a Town Council meeting discussing sustenance departments and related aid. A Blanket Appeal from the Muevenhoven Society lists donations and where blankets may be left, while local schooling and welfare committees discuss high school and junior events, including a juvenile fancy dress contest and a fund-raiser linked to Sir Matthew Waithding.
A fragmentary listing describes Loucel and Marily in Victor Herbert’s operetta The colorful characters appeal to adults and youths. Mentions The film Golden not the Toya and various stage numbers by Busby Berkeley and others. Includes reference to 1934 Hollywood trends and a large chorus number with 200 dancers and harp.
A disrupted recital in Howham Town Hall drew a sparse crowd as an unseasoned soprano failed to arrive on time. The venue hosted a quiet, intimate program by the Melbanrus University Concert Committee, with lingering atmosphere and improvised performances filling the gaps.
A fragmented report from Horsham notes a progressive aero club’s activities, membership details, and meetings. It mentions affiliations with an Australian aviation club, club records, and a ceremonial shoot event at Mowramong Estate with many details about individuals and dates.
Queen of Wool Mursheila Bigrax tops the voting barometer, aided by Queen of Shipporters Jean Wade and others. Extra votes awarded to late evening counts raise totals. A dance and ceremony planned for July 10 at Potekur’y Market, with North Street voting precinct BA14.
A chaotic scene at Rainbow works ends with a man burned by a furnace. A coworker reports the blaze sent a stream of molten metal, injuring the worker who was treated but remained within the area as staff attempted to resume operations.
Veterinarians attached to the Victorian Society for Protection of Animals returned from a tour of Maileo districts where they aided needy farmers by treating horses at no charge. The surgeon visited Donald, Birwhip, Woomerang, Murrayville, Sita, Wycheprest. A Bulge clock incident in Stawell is noted. The monthly meeting of the women's party of the BAMILA was held at the Memorial Hall on Friday afternoon.
A garbled 19th century style extract describes an escape from an asylum. Names and places are partially indecipherable, with scattered references to individuals, institutions, and dates, creating a fragmentary portrait of a chaotic incident. The source text remains unclear and ambiguous.
A chaotic session on housing law surfaces amid confusion and misprints. The assembly debates safeguards for tenants while some members push for stricter controls. A fatal car accident claim is noted along with a death memorial at the Kanien hospital service.
Fragmentary OCR text references a school program, dinner, meetings, and names. It mentions MG Jhs programs, a Tovtay item, Seren lh hss Regorta Sato, and dates like 19 in 190, with scattered words such as dinner and meeting mentions.
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