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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1938
Page
7
From Our Correspondent dated Tuesday Hiptes 24 main bul potaes and other farm goods show price movements in Horsham markets. Wheat and butter values are noted with modest shifts while a local sewer rate is mentioned, reflecting daily trading and agricultural activity.
A fragmented memorial notice honors a departed spouse and parent. The incomplete text mentions Horsham, a memory of a Scar wife, and says the beloved will be remembered always by an Anshan family member, with a low certainty about dates and names.
The ministry plans to address unemployment relief amid rising pain of economic strain. Employment data show average monthly registrations near 2402 with relief limited in the first nine months, while higher weekly payments exist but fewer people qualify for full relief. The government faces expected pressure to fund unemployment support and manage rising costs as tax and social expenditures constrain resources.
Frost and fog grip the region as mild weather promises a return of clearer skies. Early reports hint at warming trends, with farmers watching for ice safety and hints of thaw. The text reflects a scattered, OCR distorted account of daily weather notes and brief notes on agricultural seasonality.
Dorstam High feascognty Szovemedok monitors a watch on the threat to students from motorized vehicles near the town. The article describes incidents, student behavior, and the town council’s consideration of safety measures. It notes a court case over bicycle lights and a call for volunteers at a welfare centre, with various local happenings and transport issues.
The Governor of the United Provinces opens the Chitaura power station as the Ganges Comal hydroelectric scheme nears completion. The project envisions seven stations on the canal with a vast grid supplying irrigation and power, 24 090 kilowatts available across 1600 substations, and 12 000 allocated to 1300 table wells.
Wire from Gur Correspondent reports workers at Talhurn and the Iron workers facing a strike threat are likely to accept terms proposed by the Federal Commission. The meeting of representatives at Tredés Hall is noted, with a recommendation favoring the settlement plan.
A fragment outlines the affairs of a Tat management unit tied to promotional actions. The text mentions corporate oversight and marketing pacing, with references to internal processes and strategic direction. Further concrete facts are scarce in the readable portion.
Melanrae reports at the Bankruptcy Court inquiry following the death of A. G. Barlow, manager, noting Bartow’s late April 19 call and Bartow’s agitated state. The discussion covers attempts to harness a rabbit virus to control populations, with government and agricultural council involvement and ongoing research into spread and safeguards.
In Victoria the Closer Settlement Commission faces political interference and possible reversion to political control. Costs to clear moss exceed £19,000 with settlers gaining equity on blocks. Parliament braces for ministerial bills as Labor sustains a partner role amid unsettled settlement plans.
The government staged an all night sitting to rough out the Supply Bill. Ward of Lahor was ejected after a heated remark. a woman in the gallery complained of sleep loss. Police removed her and other spectators as MPs debated party lines and Senate replacements.
The Kaniva town hosts the ern annual Methadiet Sebastern Convention with a civic reception at the Town Hall on Wednesday. The conference president Rev FL Becomt and Shire President Dr Stephens receive greetings as ministers share speeches, private sessions discuss ministerial vocation and spiritual culture, and a public service concludes with a Lord's Supper ceremony and reflections on the Wesley Bicentenary.
The report lists new Labor senators sworn in across Australia. John Fgnatine Arn ron (NSW) at age 3 appears the youngest, with prior service as Eday ity Connell alderman and student of Positiony. Stanlor Kearin Amor (NSW) and Thor Charles Arthue CV.AW (NSW) are profiled with regional council roles and mining ties. Also mentioned are Tasmanian secretaryship contenders, Victoria’s Donald Cameron, Tasmania’s Richard Davee, and Western Australia’s James Machinvick Fraspe, highlighting varied careers from carpentry to journalism.
The Perth bulletin details Captain Marjorie Lyons arriving to visit her parents in Dimoula Rand and plans to return to work in August. It notes election of members to councils, staff changes at the district hospital, donations for China relief, and retirements including Mr. Kerrier and Mr. Pittman, with varied community updates across agriculture, education, and local organisations.
An engagement is announced between Nanta Bebwennesen of Searle Street Horsham and Thomas Peter of State Rivers and Water Supply Seminiacion Wartachasbeat, son of the late G Grigs end Airy. The match links Mrs Tomewood of Denman Street Eastern Turk Greiong and the late C Tomewood with Neel Newton of the Loyal Australian Artillery, Melbourn.
Mundell obituary records the death of a longtime resident aged 51 in a private hospital at Ste voit af Minekfimahet. The deceased, noted for grace and warmth, left a 30-year family residence behind and was cherished by neighbors and community groups including Baller' Ca and Meson Aikman & Cs.
Fragmentary note references Sir Daniel Kelly and an artificial art scene in London during a Wednesday event. Details are unclear but imply an artistic tour with conference elements and potential contemporary figure involvement.
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