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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1952
Page
1
Fragmentary text indicates a local Horsham district report on employment or job prospects. The piece references unknown names and unclear events, with garbled phrases suggesting turn of phrases like Mars or seasonal concerns. Not enough readable facts to determine specifics.
Management committee decided to repair and renew the public section of the hospital at a total cost of £20,000, rejecting demolition. Notes on budgets include about £8,000 already spent on repairs and a further £12,000, with £8,000 for painting. Public funds and charity commissions discussed, along with ongoing maintenance and nurse housing refurbishment.
Fragmented OCR text references World War China United States and a university, with scattered names and phrases. The readable bits show vague biographical snippets and personal remarks, but no clear event, date, or coherent story to anchor a traditional news summary.
The Chief Prendant of the Victorian Country Party plans to travel on Thursday to Perth for the Federal Council of the Australian Country Party. Delegates include Mr Wade and four others from Victoria. The party's president and key officials will attend the conference to vote on party matters.
A fragmented report notes a fundraiser raising around 17 pounds for band uniforms. Mentions of committees, memorials, and local figures appear amid garbled names and stray phrases. The text references Horsham and Menai areas and the sale of a stall at a community event.
The report outlines Labor Party pre-selection for the Senate with references to Me, FoR, Reid Tae, and discussions over rail services between Nhill and Melbourne. It notes election procedures, contracting by the Rail Freight Company of Retneys AH, and possible routes between Victoria and Western Australia. The text mentions administrative figures and implied timelines for the selection process and related transport plans.
A fragmented notice discusses a proposed highway name change for CRB and mentions individuals such as Moniensal and cantey tone names like Phin win and Tony Borel. The text references a local road, consent from authorities, and a request process, with unclear dates and approvals.
AFragmented report describes an unusually strong lambing season with widespread activity across farms and counties. Mentions of weather, regional impacts, and local figures hint at heightened livestock outputs and community buzz.
A curiously garbled report notes a license matter involving spare parts and a party named Herter. The town council meeting led by Mrs Watts heard that Australian agents for Bellis and Marcon were implicated in the confusion over Feenew and related supplies.
Fragments describe heavy rain and snow in Horsham with melting sleet upon ground. Early Friday in the city saw rain turning to sleet, followed by colder conditions and fluctuating temperatures through the weekend with mixed precipitation and icy patches reported.
A fragmented report notes a player sustaining a third injury in a Saturday game. The text references referees, teams, and names but lacks complete details on location, teams, or outcomes.
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