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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1935
Page
8
A Hamilton resident offers a permanent job milking 48 cows at dawn with tasks ranging from milking to feeding and managing the dairy on a farm. The position includes chores from cream separation to barn cleaning, care for horses, and watch duties, with pay and rough hours noted. a mix of farm tasks and travel await the candidate.
Major Grose Tucker notes in Rotarian on Golf Royal and Ancient that in 1436 constables forbade archery and military games, with Parliament under Henry VI banning football and golf as distractions. A Bamburah comment claims the sermon tempered by real events, as the Sabbath day was marked by strict rules.
Fragmented account describes nurses facing brutal sanitary conditions and moral pressure during a public health crisis. It notes the dedication of two committee members and a broad Allied alert, with remarks on fatigue and the desire for relief through fresh air and quieter times.
At Doorn Hotel on June 2 three men faced charges in Horshaw Police Court. Tuckwell and Nott pleaded guilty to separate offenses related to allowing drinkers and a person on the premises, while Thamp faced a drunkenness-related charge. Evidence showed officers found the bar door open and a man inside during the inspection. Nott admitted residence nearby and denied direct involvement. Sentences included fines for breaches of house rules and bar access.
An Englishman known as Father William Kent died in London after a long life devoted to languages. He taught at St Mary of the Anges Bayswater and masted many tongues including Bible and Talmudic terms. He advised scholars and antiquarians, speaking many languages with skill and patience.
The article reports on a heated session in Congress over postage costs and reforms. Senator Metatelilian and others push for cheaper rates while opponents warn of funding gaps. Public notices and industry groups weigh in on implications for businesses and citizens.
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a public meeting or official proceeding led by Clerk Parkes with references to a ceremony and oath taking. The readable parts mention a Tuesday afternoon event, a printing office, and a figure named Parkes amid muddled wording and many garbled phrases.
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