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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1932
Page
2
Market prices and quotations appear for milling, eggs, butter, coal, maize and onions with ranges shown. The fragment notes values like 1/9 for pel Ws, 5 3/ to 4 B, 11 to 2/7 for Cope, and maize 7" 24/ to 4 7/6.
A memorial notice laments Vall ian, beloved mother, who died recently. The tribute speaks of sorrow and enduring love from husband and family, affirming her heartfelt influence and memories.
A garbled Irish voting analysis discusses proportional representation and its impact on parties. It cites Fianna Fáil and Sinn Fein outcomes, mentions Dublin and western counties, and critiques the British system. The passage contrasts Labour and Liberal results and argues for a more representative parliament, noting minority protection and the value of proportional representation.
A garbled report recalls scattered weather forecasts and local disturbances. It notes showers in the east and elsewhere, mentions a hospital connection, and records a shooting incident in the Mee Kewell district with a substantial financial impact estimated around £221 per person.
Thousands of rabbits go through Horsham on an easterly route, with rapid movement noted as a new wave in the local rabbit industry. A small number suffer minor injuries from a poison incident affecting two workers, while one person is reported to have saved others by acting quickly at the scene.
A fragile motor trailer is said to have caused a detached loss when a motor car pulled a trailer near Hurshay on Dooem Round. The load swayed but reportedly reached a destination without incident.
The article notes stamp duty provisions extended to November and warns of prosecutions for noncompliance. It also previews Horsham Poultry Club’s monthly Memorial Hall show tonight, anticipating a large cockerel display and reminders about judging and egg weighing events at Riverside venue.
A detailed report from the Huretain Whitelet Young Farmers Club executive meeting Friday covers replies about forming a club, possible purchase of pure stock at high prices, and mixed offers. It notes cooperation with Ballaray Young Farmers and Mor Stam Poultry Club, calls for careful planning, and invites members to a Thursday gathering to discuss formation.
Market report lists assorted pondiry, truit, vegetables and apples sold Friday. Prices noted include toes at 0 per bag and cabbagye. other items and racks display variable values. Tomorrow's sale is expected to feature additional items and more stock.
The notice notes one or two teams with experienced speakers and invites the public to attend. It mentions that the contest is undervalued and aims to attract attendees to the event with a cordial invitation.
The notice outlines income tax filing deadlines for different income groups ending June 30, with wages and other non-business income due by July 30 and business income by August 31. It mentions that forms are available at the post office and lists general deadlines without detailed figures.
Powell residents will see a slate of attractions at Romsham Theater, including High Prosure with a lively star turn and a cast led by Marion Sarah Regis Toomey and Warren William. The program features love, intrigue, and mystery with The Deceiver and The Boat to Menah. A Wednesday to Friday shift brings additional drama and a touch of Hollywood ambition. Also on Saturday the Horsham Homing Club hosts its seventh weekly show with judge W. Pryor and a display of racing pigeons plus prize awards.
The Carlton by election on Saturday was overshadowed by the death of Mr Sally but saw the Labor candidate W Barry secure a victory. The standout was Communist Dr G P O Day who polled 2225 votes and may win his deposit. About 350 postal votes remain to be counted but should not change the result. W Barry 400, W Townmend 108, GP O Day 2238.
An advertisement touts bras ful frock and coat deals at very low prices with a large selection of hats greatly reduced and viewable at Madame Grisiths on Poona Street, promising high quality for the price. An unrelated notice mentions a court case where W. Meagher objects to voting in the December federal elections and J C Whittinglam faces a voting-related charge.
Fragmented reminiscence traces a musician who becomes deaf after an explosive climax, leaving his mother to care for him. The narrative threads praise to Attise for artistry and faith while exploring rebirth through viewing others’ hardships and a churchbound finale.
An erratic voyage of the cosefal steamer CTwarm from Nem to Sydney ended Sunday as repairs slowed progress. The vessel reported a perilous trip, with a long route and a nearby cyclone off Himarra causing further delays before the craft set course toward Medney.
A government statement shows a drop in exports for the year ending 2130, with total communal exports valued at 46,512.76 and a shift in markets to United States calf hides and skins, United Kingdom cattle hides, France hides, and Japan horse hides. Despite a slight overall rise in some categories, declines in calf, cattle, and horse hides, kangaroo, wallaby, and other skins affected revenue. A new sustenance allowance scale was introduced, detailing weekly rates for various family compositions.
Mr DOP C Wilson Mosars Deways L Fong دید assessing wool outlook after Western district tour. Enthusiastic about improvement and future prospects, noting experienced hands and potential gains from advances in processing and production.
The Senate and the House of Representatives employ two chaplains at 1630 dollars each for opening prayers. The text notes prayer is both said and printed in government reports. Critics argue the prayer office is unnecessary spending and question its value. A Catholic women's burial church event is also mentioned.
John Hopkins, long time worker at Warranooke Station, was found dead in his hut at dawn on Sunday. He had recently suffered a heart seizure and had not sought treatment for a year. A medical certificate listed natural causes. burial occurred at Rupanyup under local rites.
The article describes a gathering at Burbane where Mrs. W. Ingram lectured on The Life of Luther Barham. It notes discussions on improving vegetable production, heredity in plant varieties, and early California horticultural work. The piece mentions experiments with prunes and vines, and Ayrbank’s memorial connection to the era.
A damaged OCR fragment references an event by the Young Farmers Club with lines about a special supper and possible races. It mentions Musselbarter and a blood chase, but details are unclear. The passage includes garbled notes on topics and attendees.
Fragmentary note states a sum increased from eight to forty and a portion shall be returned to the Department. Exact details, names, and context are not preserved in readable text.
At Naill Feil station employees found a truck of merchandise commandeered by metropolitan firms. Cartons on boots were torn open and contents scattered across the truck floor. Mr M Williams, Showman, and stationmaster M McKenas are identified, with police investigating the theft route to Bull.
The readable fragment refers to an individual sentence in a case with vague details. It mentions Kaniva and numbers, but lacks clear context or formal outcome. The fragmentary text cannot confirm dates, parties, or exact charges.
An injured soldier, aided by the Stawell Repatriation officer and the Horsham troops, was sent to the Mase Morspital at Caulel for treatment. Aimed at securing his hospital stay and travel home, the society arranged support funds and a travel route to Ballarat. The meeting later ratified the motion to continue timely assistance.
A crowd gathers at the corner of emotion and Little Wougky in Melbourne as a prize matter unfolds. Four callers from other states participate in a bowl bank dispute tied to a 3000 pound purchase. court actions and residency rules shape the outcome.
A growing movement linked to the Women’s Institutes aims to improve rural life through agriculture housing education and social amenities. At the May 10 annual meeting in Albert Hall London delegates and 4200 visitors heard of 196 new institutes founded in the past year 1460 members and notable changes in women’s status and independence while supporters urged continued progress for younger women's freedom and the movement’s broad impact.
Fragmentary report describes rising waters and potential danger from floods. Mentions rivers, melting pool, and elevated positions as precautionary measures. Details are garbled with multiple unreadable phrases and names.
Fragmentary OCR report details a self-inflicted gunshot in a shop as authorities, including the coroner, investigate the death. The readable text references Molwrt lation and Blinwelt with unclear surrounding context.
Ausin writes to reassure the had ue to the eluting cades industry as the Arbitration Court meets today over a wage dispute. One man in The dispar followed a peluetico of wages generally. The jury are aMorted with permeability al eatyoding 1 Olive r actors.
Long excerpt discusses a boy from Australia and the concept of discipline in schools. It weighs opinions of parents teachers and critics on how to guide youth while preserving individuality and energy. The piece contrasts punitive methods with supportive guidance and stresses roots of behavior.
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page shows garbled names and phrases. It mentions names like Faby Sorwlel Heenan Irv and Wade with unclear context. The line suggests a sports or series reference but lacks readable details to identify teams, places, dates, or outcomes.
A damaged OCR fragment notes unrest and clashes involving political groups across areas, with scattered mentions of leaders and places. The readable bits imply protests and police responses, but details are incomplete.
A fragmented report outlines a reparations settlement involving multiple parties and contested claims. It references individuals, a forum or tribunal, and potential timelines, with emphasis on financial restitution and procedural steps amid unclear specifics.
Fragments show garbled plea and numbers amid unreadable lines. Unable to extract coherent event or entities beyond scattered references to Britain and dates, with no clear subject or outcome.
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