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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1932
Page
6
In a broadcast, Berlin officials say Germany has not pressed wheat exports and that bread supplies are secure. The agriculture minister states there is no need to ration or fear shortages, asserting stability amid wartime pressures.
A garbled notice reports that the company defers pay rate increases after a strike action by TE Hamers employees. The move delays the proposed pay rises while negotiations continue with the Comlor poration at the Commen Storl atoll.
Damaged OCR text from a historic page appears to describe a poetry event or literary teaser with scattered names and phrases. The readable fragments reference England, promoters, and “dameless theores” amid garbled lines. The piece seems unreliable as a coherent report.
Clumsy OCR hints at a globe spanning flight or racing event with aviators Hern Wevlexday and Mattern in an Atlantic setting. Details are garbled but suggest a dramatic crossing theme and early 20th century aviation tone at Harbor Green.
A 24 year old man was charged with murder and manslaughter following a disturbance at a flat on Maw Ah, with witnesses noting roggis toros renter and morning events. The case outlines the sequence leading to the fatalities, with local police investigations continuing.
The bill for special duties on Irish goods was debated in the House of Commons. Mr Lane of the Opposition challenged the government’s stance and argued the measure would spark protectionist sentiment and affect trade, while ministers defended the policy as essential for revenue and economic stability.
Fragmented report notes aviation progress at Coventry with sci tests in Arm- Brong Whorwort works. Expected completion near weeks end and readiness for the longer air route. Mentions Cape Town and London air links, unclear details on schedules or officials.
London companies and the war loan are discussed with emphasis on conversion and renewals. The article notes industrial and insurance firms in London modifying their stance toward the loan and ongoing efforts to convert many holdings as part of wartime finance strategies.
Lausanne Thursday reports a tentative agreement on reparations points between Germany and Britain. The British delegation seeks a final settlement while Germany insists on annulment of wartime clauses in the Versailles Treaty. Conference adjourned to give France time for a final reply if payment is possible.
A brief note extols Weeds Great Peppermint as a reliable remedy for coughs and colds, highlighting its soothing qualities and claimed effectiveness without medical endorsement.
Dr G R Felstead resumes practice, and Mayor salutes Mrs H Carruthers for Hornham Base Hospital fundraising. Wireless telegraphist Campbell Tayne enjoys annual leave with Horsham relatives. Horsham exchange mechanics see W H Lyons depart for Mildura and Wm Layens promoted to foreman. Birthday celebrations for W J Powell noted, plus Rotary Club honors for Lyons and Lifelong service awards for local figures.
The article explains intensive rotational grazing by subdividing pastures into small fields to keep grass short and maximize year round production. It notes higher feed value in young leaves, the need for close grazing, and many small fields, which may be closed for hay or ensilage when not needed. It mentions management difficulty and seasonal subdivision planning.
The notice names Beryl third daughter of Mrs A Cal cari Polkemmet and the late W H Calder Milo Station Queensland, to Edward L Cummins third son of the late Mr and Mrs B Cummins Longwood Victoria. A death follows for Miss Maryatella Madge Lawn at Horsham Base Hospital after a five month illness. She was 23, daughter of the late Alfred Lawn of Kiate, and lived with Mr and Mrs J Brooks of Baillie Street West. Four Lawn brothers attend the funeral. bearers include Berry H R Lawn S Gillies and D Taylor. service at graveside by Rev H F Allen.</S:>
Scarce feed prompts use of hay or ensilage fields for grazing. A system of many subdivided pasture fields, rotated grazing, and mowing to remove ungrazed growth keeps the herd fed in two to three days per field. Dry stock clean up then fields spell for about three weeks until grass regrows.
About 45 members of the Memorial Hall Club gathered to weigh the potential link with Horsham’s new Returned Soldiers’ League branch. President J E McIntosh outlined plans for a sub committee to meet RSLA trustees and discuss debt and rights to the hall, including questions on ownership if the RSLA dissolved.
A Tasmanian dairy report highlights Miss Jiuy of Tarmpirr owned by F T Trevaskis of Tan gala as likely the top producer in Australia with ten lactations and 547 lb butter fat. Her 10 year average is 540 lb, and in a peak year she yielded 631 lb fat, earning a state best and a trophy from the Australian Jersey Herd Society. Other Trevaskis cows include Model of Ballara at 535 lb fat this period with a five year average of 522 lb, and Garenne Sr. Brucevale at 400 lb this lactation with a six year average of 497 lb.
The undermentioned cases will be heard at the Lambshiire Horsham on Friday July 1982 at pm. Parish of Warung allotments 14 and 15 J A Miler Parish of Law lolt allotments 735A TAK J L Doven tuseh Parish of Hiawarra allotment 0 H E Noxke Parish of Bungalally allotment 10 L B Mackley Township of Bath Sacres allotment 8 K Zerbet M Crawford Land Officer Horsham 4/7/22
Church notices list Rev E G Petherick for Horsham Green Park Doven and McKenzie Creek with numbers, plus Mr J Joycr Nortis Wonwondah Brimpaen and Wed W M U Horsham. The item appears as a community church notice from Horsham P W M U.
Public notice proclaims a decade of milk vending in Hor sham with thanks to customers and a pledge of continued service. It notes installation of an anti date cooling plant to ensure consistent supply quality and claims an average official fest of 49 over ten years. It also mentions supplying a well known caterer, Mr Gen Perring, with up to 16 gallons a day and notes no sour milk during the period.
The fragment lists service assignments at Horsham, Vectis East, Merlaw, Pimpinio, West Wail, Greenland Dam and Kalkee. Names include Rev. Harold F. Allen, Rev. F. BR. Woolhouse, Mr. C. C. Clark, Mr. T. Barber, Mr. T. Long, and Mr. FL W. Radford with varying readings or communion notes.
Fragmentary church timetable listing Matina and Holy Communion matins evensong at Horsham and Longerening College with Evensong at 9 30 Lower Norton Evensong led by Rev W Reed B D all terse and partial
A fragment notes a morning and afternoon schedule with a call to praise and song. The reference to Captain and Mrs Jewell appears as a naming fragment, suggesting a church or service event. The readable text is limited and lacks full context.
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