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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1935
Page
4
The document details a commercial advertisement with references to funeral directors, mortuary services, and provider requirements. It lists names, addresses, and duties, including after hours arrangements and various product terms, while describing organizational expectations and service standards.
Report on the Horsham produce market details wheat price levels and trading activity. Notes on buyers sellers and market mood with brief figures and observations from the Melbourne bureau.
A bereavement card expresses gratitude to Hanae and relatives for support after Jaaniess, acknowledging Marron and staff at Mase Hospital. It requests meeting the family and notes remembrance and love from Awe and family. The message mentions Rev Mindaanih Myers and Welatit & Sie Wal.
A vehicle collision on Firesrace Street injured a pedestrian. The report notes a Fortunate town resident struck on Tuesday near Timber property and the driver’s vehicle sustained windscreen damage as bystanders assisted.
The Regent Appeal for trinkets for tw avens firstraanal families launches in Horsham columns by the Benevolent Society. Donations of cash and blankets are requested with several local names listed and collection points at key local addresses. A separate case against Victoria Hotel licensee yields fines of £10 after a court deliberation.
The official discussed a new gun control measure weighing public safety against Second Amendment rights. Details include proposed restrictions and the possible impact on local crime, with officials citing crime data and community safety concerns.
A fragmented late 19th century record notes Mr G. M W Woodgate presiding at the Worsham Agricultural Society event. It mentions show prizes from 1878, a posthumous medal to Myky Rituberles, and J Kimberley’s father as secretary. Voters rolls opened for inspection at Worsham Town Hall with calls to study the society’s early history and achievements.
A garbled entry discusses Hullock and a fruitless search, mentioning possum skins under a mattress and a list of names. The readable fragments reference Western Ohio and Potent, with unclear details about a confrontation or inquiry and no coherent timeline or concrete outcomes.
A truck accident on the Guroke road near Watimuk left Mr A Y Greenhill shaken but largely unharmed. The vehicle slid toward a bridge, rolled, and wedged on a ridge where the rear wheels clung and kept it from tipping completely. Greenhill escaped with minor injuries and abrasions.
A cyclist known for creating undue noise faced a hearing led by Mr TG. Wai PM after a motor incident. Constable A W Drewey reported the date and location, noting a water cycle used in Firebrace Street. The defendant Meystiby admitted some details while sentencing discussions followed, with a fine of £1 mentioned.
Opticians' visit at Ste Rourke Street Methouene scheduled for Wednesday July 17. Attendees may join from Royal Motel between 10 and 6. The firm is appointed sole opticians to the Royal Australian Nave and other public bodies.
A notice announces a fundraising dance for Scout Hall funds at Mulhourne. A dance event is planned at the Hoeshar ym the remtadee with tickets and timing details.
By the first week’s mail Mr and Mrs Jax Anderson of Wilwa Street Horsham received a letter from their daughter Victoria Aa Herron listing vocal engagements for Miss Viola Mare of Melbourne. The Australian Musical Movement notes a fine effort and English teacher Mr Phunket-Greens praises Anderson and Mare. A Melbourne-Maitland duet drew high compliments and a writer extols their beauty serenity and stage presence.
A chaotic review describes a grand event with lavish decorations, lighting, and stage effects. Attendees include Major Bridgeton and other dignitaries as performances feature music, comedy, and dramatic scenes. The program promises repeats and previews future attractions with cinema and revue elements.
A man named Alan Wille faced a fine after a pie theft case in a district court. On Saturday at a fire station location, the accused allegedly attempted to steal a pie from a balcony, drawing attention from Constable A W Luni and others. The court heard the suspect was observed about 20 feet away before being identified. The case proceeded with trial details focusing on the alleged act and ensuing penalties.
Fragmentary notes describe an ANA gathering at Warruekun Local in September. Officers listed include President JFE Memn, Vice President Muxwvt, Secretary Xe A. Rogers, and Treasurer Myo ALN. Ryoowloe. the meeting discussed internal affairs and proposed activities amid unclear details.
The readable text mentions several individuals including Misses GE and Utley with references to a local setting. It shows garbled phrases about a halt, a market or venue, and possible names like Wake and MACNN. The fragmentary wording prevents a clear event or outcome.
Town records note two debates on tomical subjects amid a chaotic tally of names and figures. Participants include Murphy, de Wit, and others cited with affiliations and scores, while a beverage authority inquiry looms and a Catholic youth society hints at organized opposition.
Report of a Scout hall opening at Whill with a fundraising event. A benevolent gathering raised funds and subscriptions totaling around £12 after a door collection of £1 and subsequent gifts. Mesmerizing attendance and local officials noted the event as a notable Scout Luminary in Victorian times.
A popular feature of the era will be held at Honan Town Hall on Monday August 5 under the Morahan and District Pipe Band. Supper and music by Mim Williams are advertised, with offerings provided.
Comatabien s wing from Natlinuk and Ku Jk Neleou from Horsham travelled to Tonwn on Monday to investigate a farm. A number of sheep were found missing and a man named Ax arem of Vinita is set to be charged with larceny alongside related alleged thefts.
A jumbled, partially readable note describes a controversial rabbit trap catch. Names and details are unclear, but the text hints at a dispute or unusual incident involving a variety of catches and a possible court or authority context. The fragmentary lines suggest a mix of dialogue and commentary without a clear resolution.
Eight show prizes awarded at Horsham dog event with many details about awards, participants, and judges. Notable mentions include Tiky Stir, Abbey, and Miss Shen, with emphasis on premier awards and a test of obedience and temperament.
Examination of the coming harvest indicates acreage under wheat may be the lowest in ten years. Last season’s area yielded 23,000 acres in November, the lowest since 1925 28. Victoria Wheatgrowers Corporation manager Tiltwell and Agriculture Superintendent Attra hint acreage could drop by up to ten percent.
A report from Arami police indicates a burglary at a local business where prominent owner and Mr. Wer had books taken during the week. Details are unclear but investigators seek information on the incident and missing items.
A garbled account recalls the Jubilee festival with mentions of dentists visits, an Exchange Hotel gathering, and a long stream of names and places. It references fairs, local councils, and agricultural notes, including a remarkable breeding ewe and shearing details, all framed in a distant period tone.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a wheelbarrow race and a football match with unclear teams and outcomes. The text mentions half time, a rival and early efforts, with scattered names and places but no coherent result or context to confirm specifics.
Community meeting discusses Mount Cole pipeline and Oliver's Gully drainage issues. Charities and local groups push for water relief and future projects to address wastage, with a Catholic event planned for Tuesday evening July 25 to raise support.
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