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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 15, 1930
Page
3
Lederman's Ladies' own bar presents Mair The Best Hair Lotion in a bold promotion. The ad highlights a trusted product claim and appeals to local shoppers seeking grooming care.
Reuter News Service and other sources contribute to the overseas intel feature in The Horsham Vines. Australian and New Zealand editions are reserved for special distribution.
Commercial intelligence from today lists Horsham provisions with prices for butter, potatoes, onions, bacon, and other staples. The readable portions name Butter Hoomgy per pound, potatoes per quarter, onions per bushel, bacon per pound, and Swedes per weight, reflecting a mid century market bulletin.
Market brief notes the Horsham wheat price at 37 6 per tenweight yesterday, with a mixed feed and maize context. Mentions Cape and Maize as regional references and notes small potato and hogshead figures in 19th century price formatting.
Mr W E B Schier expresses gratitude to kind friends for Ayral, Truvaies, letters and personal expressions of sympathy in his recent sad bereavement.
The Horsham Times announces its publication pattern with Tuesday and Friday issues in the year. Readers are informed of the regular biweekly release schedule and archival availability at the local paper office.
A chaotic reading of the budget debate in parliament unfolds with heated exchanges over priorities and election campaign funding. The session features protests, claims of misdirection, and sharp lines between government and opposition as ministers defend policy amid tense scrutiny.
A Saturday afternoon event ended with a grim outcome as bystanders found a man dead in a doorway after a confrontation. Police and investigators traced the sequence to a violent altercation, and the apparent homicide left the neighborhood shaken while officials prepared a formal filing.
The San 2 Oro shows grounds near Horsham will close after the current season. Work will be provided for a week by the State Rivers and Water Supply Commission, with further placement offered elsewhere. The article blends local protests over budget taxation with notices of social events, cinema reviews, a town hall gathering, and upcoming community activities including dances and fund drives.
A fire damaged a private residence of Mr J Lawson in Rupanyup on Sunday morning. Fire brigades arrived within minutes and prevented further spread. The blaze caused significant damage before crews controlled it with limited surrounding impact. No injuries reported, cause under investigation.
A garbled OCR passage mixes sales and profit items with stray proper nouns and portmanteau phrases. It references names such as Barnardo and Dre Raruarte, places, and scattered monetary notes, but the overall meaning is unclear and largely unreadable. The fragment resembles a noisy ledger or advertisement jumble with no coherent event.
Melbourne reports that Taxpayers Associations plan a representative deputation to Mr Mewitha in Canberra to protest oil policy. The national organisers of the Ammodistiun aim to attend meetings with various party officials to press action.
Chief Judge Dethridge of the Commission on Arbitration Court awarded a reduction in shearers' wages by about 2 percent. He noted that a fall in the price of wool and a downturn in the industry justify the cut, though he warned of the impact on workers and urged careful management. The decision cites broader market conditions and possible effects on employment levels.
A fragmentary report notes opposition to compulsory wheat pooling and speakers like Brenner and Magan advocating state action. The text hints at Senate rejection of Wheat Marketing measures and rising federal pressure on farmers, with references to Chat fun and sher growers.
The NSIV and Minister of Agriculture Mrs Wurhy discuss postwar wheatgrowers with the government. Two Rusty imble rations will be provided with the official record.
Reported shifts in arbitration practice with a focus on participation by women this year. The note highlights that no changes impact the overall framework as the year progresses.
A. Avestt & Co advertise a Horsham shop offering draught tackle and horse gear at reduced prices direct from England. They list plough bases, harness, tents, tarpaulins, rugs, and general goods.
A Horsham Elementary School incident Friday afternoon left a student with a tooth injury after a collision with another pupil. Authorities report the altercation resulted in dental damage without visible external wounds, and the victim received medical attention.
A scrambled OCR passage mentions Deter Cepia Pemgenes and a 2 WT reference. Names and details are unclear. the readable text suggests a brief note or notice but lacks coherent facts or events to confirm.
Rangoon reports a perilous incident involving several men as they face a dangerous leak and seek aid. Matthews and Musk are central figures amid a tense, protracted struggle described with sparse, unclear details.
A fragmentary report mentions a Davis Cup tie with players named Aobepateh, Goma, Kale, Ampam and references a Soviet opponent. The text is incomplete and lacks clear outcomes, dates, or venues. The readable parts indicate a defeat or victory but no definite result is provided.
Obituary notices recall Hattie Marshal and Willa Boybry, longtime community figures. The text notes their 70 year memories and affiliation with local groups, with references to Kamisa and Wey Wege and a gathering planned for a future date.
An enigmatic verse fragment speaks of a storm now halted at the loom of time. A lone poet-voice references a harbor of memories and a quiet moment when sound and light converge, leaving questions about meaning and change unresolved.
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