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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 15, 1930
Page
1
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At Horsham police court on Friday seven unemployed men faced charges of drunkenness and disorder in the town. Several admitted to drinking at a local show and one resisted arrest. Constables Flynn and Kerner testified to the fracas, while witnesses described the men’s drunken conduct and injuries during arrest. Patrol sentiment urged leniency. most accused promised reform and left the town without fines.
A late 19th or early 20th century postal style appeal urges readers to bake bread at home to save money and counter price rises. It argues white bread has limited nutrition, urges public strikes or home baking, and cites savings of 4d per loaf with medical notes about diabetes. The writer, signing Ware Up Horsham, insists home baking is simple and economical.
Ambrose Roberts of the Victorian Prohibition League urges abstinence and caps on alcohol in Australia, citing economic and social harms. The letter endorses Sir Alf Brineh and Roger Hobson as sound figures while urging limits on liquor revenue and calls for personal action at a critical juncture.
A hawker's licence was granted to Gow Edgar Letts of Hersham after a case involving a complainant and judgment for costs. The action referenced the complainant and the outcome included the award of costs.
A letter from Worklem Datepayer questions the borough sewerage rate amid £9080 government expenditure on survey plans and revetment works. The Authority may reduce or defer the rate if conditions allow, as auditors and experts weigh, with tenders for construction planned if favorable.
Reports describe rainfall impacts across Mallee Northern Country and Central districts with polling on rail heights and wages. A proposed direct delivery link between Adelaide and Broken Hill faces shaping the strike’s course, while workers press for weekly Pence payments to a hospital fund and rail improvements in multiple towns.
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