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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
9
Fragmentary lines evoke a public moral quarrel over drunkenness temper and propriety. The text debates reputation and restraint, warning against self pity and mad tongues while urging cooler judgment and reasonable appeals. Names and exact details are unreadable.
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Commercial intelligence lists today's selling prices for provisions in Horsham stores with fractions for Henty potatoes onions tomatoes and flour noted. The report mentions trading activity dampened by Myers spore concerns and notes variable quotations across grains, meats, and dairy with deliveries and rail pricing to Melbourne and Tasmanian markets.
A Horsham district hospital committee meeting chaired by J Anderson discussed progress and fundraising. About 700 chart figures were cited and a plan to bolster town and country work was promised. Subscriptions and age details of contributors were noted, with a call to renew support. Footballer Rovep and police court notes from Waterford mention J Stewart of Atwell football and an unlawful demand incident on the field in June.
An unclear fragment references brand salt boiling and tethered items, with partial terms like Eee Weluseday and Pall particulars. No coherent events or people are determinable from the readable text.
An aged 80 year old relative named Lee and associated family members including Emma Jane Je and William Jung are listed in a brief obituary fragment. The text references Lee Lue Tr Lee London Mrs Ackhind Holdsworth Aire Pati and mentions succession within the Lee family.
The article records heated parliamentary debate over deportation powers and civil liberties. Speakers accuse opposition of undermining wartime unity, while some demand restraint and accountability in government actions. The discourse cites fears of abuse and political coercion, with warnings about suppressing dissent and targeting specific groups.
At Dimboola Police Court on Wednesday Clareore Same Dunn, 30, faced charges for stealing a leather riding kit and clothing from John Michael Connell of Murra Ware in April. Arrested in Sydney on July 6, he admitted to the theft and received a three month sentence with a good behavior bond for 12 months. Charges also include theft of a hat and other items from Alice McNaught, with guilty pleas and related notes. The meeting also discussed parking enforcement in Gorake streets and appointing a joint health inspector, with council actions and contracts outlined.
A Sunday school teachers meeting at Horsham church on Tuesday night discussed new teaching staff, retirement of Mrs Mar graye and others, and appointed a subcommittee to fundraise for equipment. The event included a children’s festival prospect at the Town Hall and framed pictures to honor the pupils.
The Wimmera Presbytery met at Mutton on a Tuesday with a large gathering of ministers and elders. Apologies were received from several ministers, and Rev KU Pethe was elected moderator. The meeting authorized grants for Ararat and surrounding districts and scheduled the next meeting for Horsham on October 14 with a public evening session.
The late William Patterson, highly respected in the Warrackabell district, died in Devonshire after living in Australia since childhood. He resided for 30 years in Blue Ribbons, was 64, and survived by ten children including two sons and eight daughters. Funeral will leave today for the Jims cemetery.
The steamship owners seek fair control to settle the marine dispute while winners push compulsion as a remedy. The Senate, after an all night session, passed a bill enabling the government to suspend coastal provisions of the Navigation Act to allow interstate trade and permit shipping services. Melbourne ships face strikes as seamen protest.
An OCR fragment reports unsettled topics including Downton rowers in England and wool trade issues. Mentions Hemdford, Lannion, and various delegates, with unclear references to Mr Ackroyd and Huscusend. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
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A garbled correspondance hints at Horsham residents discussing uniforms and funds for local regalia. It mentions a casualty or death linked to a hospital, a presumed arrest or bond, and questions about village authority and public perception. The text is unclear but centers on local concern over attire and public funds.
Sale notes a wagering sale of racing stock from Ward Hultun’s place with valuation hints and a dozen yearlings described, the top bid reaching two dollars per mile with a high estimate of value noted amid auctioneer chatter.
A late night Horsham Traders meeting discussed extending the railway express to support local needs. The gathering raised funds for Horsham District Hospital, collecting ten pounds ten shillings with a further cheque for 47 shillings, amid thanks to volunteers and organizers.
Fragmentary OCR notes report on a resident Krw eer dying on 13 July and a series of other dated items. The readable lines reference dates in July and mentions of persons such as Teemlay and Marthe, with an event at Wedseatey.
Report outlines a major victory against counterfeit rings in New York as authorities dismantle operations and seize forged bills. Mention of officials and investigative steps highlights cross country impact.
Fragmentary dispatches from Shanghai describe ongoing labor unrest and agitation among workers. Authorities report disruptions as strikers threaten to resume work in a bid to pressure concessions. The situation remains unresolved with limited verifiable details.
A Tennessee court upheld an indictment against John Scoopes on charges of hovobing eveltthe dectatrd a¢ Day Sv Touterswe. The ruling centers on the defendant's need to plead furisier and law of wor aitlity as part of the trial process.
Fragmentary report on a tennis event in Ireland mentions several names and places in garbled form. The text references Dublin and various individuals including Harper, Blair, Stocker, and Mies, but details and roles are unclear due to OCR errors.
Sir James Eller, Australian Trade Commissioner, arrived in London today amid reports from Australian financiers and peers of a remarkable activity at the Vault. The Australian delegation vows renewed efforts to align with American financiers and address the mounting tension surrounding the vault affair.
The Pimpnia Customs Comedy Company staged a debut at the Pimpinia Hall on Wednesday evening to entertain as part of the Fampinia Football CTwh. Ms. J. Ais presided as members appeared in formal attire with the stage reportedly wet from an incident, detailing the elute and attire colors.
A garbled report mentions Hersham Branch AN and Mr HL Hair as president amid accusations of deception and irregular activity. It references a large attendance, a westward context, and shifting details about members, past events, and individuals tied to a club or group with scattered, unclear names and figures.
District news reports a local public ball committee forming with Albert Binthewar as president and Les Hebbs as veteran member. James Melatre scored details on minutes while the group plans revetings and safety measures for the event around the town.
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