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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1930
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions examinations and place names but is largely indecipherable with missing context and unclear subjects. No verifiable events or entities can be identified for a concrete summary.
Readable fragments indicate a local notice about a singing event or concert. It mentions a conservatory or university context with a contact phone number and possible scheduling details. The text is incomplete, but implies an upcoming public singing program.
Vague OCR fragment mentions Tron Money and an event at Lowes near the Wimmera Armaged area. Details are unclear but indicate a money-related notice with locations.
At a Horsham Sewerage Authority meeting a long letter from J Bume lod discusses reducing extra revenue by raising the rate from 6 to 7 percent and delaying the scheme. Critics urge public notice and warn against high costs. debate centers on funding, interest rates, and deferring the sewerage works.
An Australian health column questions the value of a widely marketed vitamin product. It cites experiments, patient reports, and expert commentary about intestinal health and the role of purity in tablets. The piece invites readers to submit questions for a July survey and further discussion.
A Horsham Times letter urges community focused service from Commonwealth candidates and calls for a public meeting to quiz councillors on views and intentions. The writer welcomes a new candidate and praises the Progress Society ratepayer group for suggesting the idea.
A correspondent urges local councillors to tackle mitepavers and sewerage charges ahead of municipal elections. The letter complains about rising rates and suggests the council focus on immediate works rather than creating funds for future projects as help for the unemployed further strains treasuries.
A reader from Longerenong College challenges Mr Nottrass on Australian bird beauty and song, arguing native species rival English birds such as parrots cockatoos and whipbirds. The writer praises Australian birds, cites naturalists, and expresses hope the critic may learn more about local species.
Mr W Leng, attached to the Horsham post office for over six years, leaves on Wednesday for Deniliquin to take up a postal clerk promotion. His colleagues presented him with a travelling rag and best wishes. Mr A L Bussin Hopetoun is appointed justice of the peace for the western bailiwick. Henry William Guest of Pimpinio, farmer, died on 28 February last, will dated 5 February 1930 leaving real estate £14,552 and personal estate £18,315 to his children.
An advertisement notes Woods' Great Peppermint Care provides relief for coughs and colds including influenza symptoms. The copy emphasizes peppermint as a soothing ingredient and positions the product as a remedy for common winter illnesses.
June vab Ab wed Ashleigh McIntyre to Stan ley Potlas with ceremony at Ashleigh House Douglas. Bridesmaids Grace and Alma McIntyre in pink georgette and green lace. Best man Lin McIntyre, guests feasted on a three tier cake, horseshoes hung for luck, and a pink green decor theme marked the reception at the hall.
Owing to large stocks of English coal in Melbourne and Adelaide New castle coal agents report difficulty in obtaining markets.
The address at Horsham and Dovon will be led by Rev. EB Petherick with services and sermons by Mr. Holmes Medtcalic at MeKenzie Creek orth Wonwondah and Brimpaca. The PGP meets Tuesday at 7 30 for an Oxford debate on whether women should compete with men in industry. A large turnout for the PWOMLA meeting featured Miss Young discussing Dr. Stanley Jones The Christ of the Indian Round. The mystery pantry stall plans a spring fete American Year event next Wednesday at 3 in the Presbyterian School Hall encouraging attendees to bring old photos for a competition.
The Lambeth Conference of about 264 bishops opens in London amid hope for church union. In Horsham, Rev Harold F. Allen conducts services, baptism, and preaching at Remlaw, with other ministers preaching nearby. Quarterly meeting shows modest membership gain, finance deficit, and strong youth church activity plus a planned fundraiser event.
The annual Churches of Christ Bible School exam was held across Victoria. Horsham reported 14 junior and senior scholars while Pimpinio contributed four classes under Mr Payne. The event drew strong turnout and evident student eagerness.
About 60 local unemployed plus 30 from show growth were housed in a camp near Murra Murra awaiting work. The Premier ordered sustenance and partial dispatch of workers to the State Rivers and Water Supply Commission, with two already hospitalised. The council debated feeding, rail tickets, and possible railway departures while a special shire meeting was planned. No final action was taken.
Walter Laidlaw of Newlands Apeles died July 3 aged about 70. He helped found several pastoral ventures in Victoria and served as Kowree Shire councillor. Robert James Newell of Minyip died after influenza and pneumonia at 76. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, born Edinburgh May 22 1859, creator of Sherlock Holmes, died last Monday.
A deputation of fishermen informed the Chief Secretary that seals in Westermport Bay were harming the fishing industry. They estimated about 3000 seals in the bay were damaging nets and devouring hundreds of fish.
A special service at the Horsham Church of Christ is planned for next Lord's Day evening. An address on The Unfinished Task of the Reformation will be delivered as the choir performs themes. Visitors from other areas are expected and a Welcome is extended to all.
Colonel Harris and Mrs Harris with Major Haines visit Horsham to conduct special services starting Monday at 8 p m with three hours with God and continuing Tuesday with visiting officers leading further sessions.
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