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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 19, 1932
Page
4
The fragment lists commodity pricing terms with units and vague items including barley and other grains. It references prices per pound, per bushel or bag, and mentions flatry, fortified points, and named items like Vollard and Atran. The text is garbled OCR with many unreadable tokens and missing context.
Market wire notes from Melbourne on Monday show Hor sham trading with wheat at 2/7 per bushel. Prices for staples like potatoes and staves are also listed, with varied regional levels.
A desultory and typo filled report discusses a broad, unsettled international scene. It mentions Britain Australia and France mid war era concerns, with references to governance shifts, postwar plans, and a proposed consortium led by a chairman in Abentees. The piece hints at economic and political tensions shaping the period.
The readable text shows partial phrases from 1831 and 1864 works, with comments on British public mood and political foresight. Despite missing context, the lines imply skepticism about public consensus and future correctness by leaders and commentators.
A garbled report notes cold wet conditions with rain on Monday and showers to the north. It mentions unemployed soldiers, a Horham RASILA sub branch appeal to district workers, and asks hand to secretary A. F. McAuley at the railway over Horsham. A police station property seizure lists items including a two chimney archer and a starting handle and medicine parcels at Horsham Police Station.
St Johns Ladies Guild held an afternoon meeting where Miss Ach. Fwin discussed her experiences in New Guinea and the impact of missionary and school hospital efforts. The group reported totals and pledges toward the annual relief fund, with updated contributions and projected targets.
Primary tobacco sale announced by Dalgety & Co to be held at Newmarket stores. Growers urged to deliver cured loaves ground and packed properly for the sale, with consignments of all marketable quality. Orders advised for May delivery and low prices expected.
A local incident involving a prominent official sparks a contentious exchange over dignity and behavior as roads, towns, and authorities clash. The dispute centers on a motorist’s misadventure, with verbal jabs and official rhetoric highlighting community tensions and public decorum.
Patrons at the Horsham Theatre on Saturday could sit in a special galley seat to become owner of a gala prize presented by Babee Jones. Mim Malberma of Greenlake placed eighth in the stalls during the event, with another draw slated for Friday.
The advertisement promotes Madam Griffiths Firebrace Street offering all items at the lowest prices including street and dinner frocks and millinery with two weeks of clearance. A Loyal Morahan lodge meeting held last Thursday with 20 brethren present. Minutes discuss building plans for Manchesterity and new shops, ballots, initiations, and social invitations for upcoming months.
Market notes list vegetables and fruits for sale with prices and items such as turkey hens oranges cabbages celery citron melons and related goods. Included are scattered typos but identify vendors and assorted yields and unit prices.
Ten day sale offer on ladies wear at J Lasnie Innis & Sons. Includes coats two piece suits skirts and dresses in Mack navy red and wine shades. Items described as best quality materials with wear and warranty. Limited period special reductions and orders to measure available.
Horsham traders will note the opening of a new accountancy firm in Horsham. Mosare Inghai Cobén de Wheatland and Mr Gerakd Wheatland will be resident partner, joining for seven years with Mexstw Ingham and Cubed Me Mountains of Temple Court. The firm plans to commence operations August 1 with two principals arriving before month’s end.
The article reviews The Funeral Petata or The Futur Petata adaptation with Richard Barthelme Fay Wray and Clark Gable. It notes John Monk Saunders and W. BR. Haurett involved, and Barthelmen shows bold reporting. Audie centers on Hercule Poirot and Sir Roger Ackmod murder mystery.
A hay stack fire at a rural property near Mayen drew Mayen fire brigades after children playing with matches sparked a blaze. Captain Blacher led the response as water was scarce and the engine area burned. Eight or more crews joined to extinguish the flames, and damaged sheaves were tossed aside. No injuries reported, but equipment and clothing suffered heat damage. volunteers aided until the fire was controlled.
The Egyptian authorities consider tariff shifts affecting Australian exports. The proposal includes a duty rise and price adjustments noted as effective from November 19 with potential 12 percent impacts. Observations discuss wheat, ore, and other grains and their impact on trade and local milling industries.
Report notes the tremor in supplies to the Holinrat and Mendizy freezing works due to gratuities and political risk. Officials warn reopening hinges on government guarantees and safe stock handling, with assurances sought from four guarantors and Donald.
A large representative meeting of parents united in opposition to a government proposal for higher elementary school fees. They argued fees would force school closures and burden families already paying for books by weekly installments, threatening countrywide disruption. The resolution, supported by the Kadwtow Wrightors Association, will be submitted to the Minister for consideration.
A scarce fragment reports on Australian canned fruit, mainly apricots and peaches, entering the United Kingdom. It notes rising prices, shifting shipments toward canned fruit, and early signs of export demand from New Zealand. The piece hints at planned adjustments for Easter market targeting and the overall export outlook.
A garbled OCR style piece presents scattered phrases and names, mentioning Irene, Kemp, Gevistik Toa, Mad tonanes, and Diary entries. The text appears as disrupted stream of words without a single coherent event or clear narrative, resembling a damaged newspaper fragment.
Unclear OCR text outlines sewerage project for Horsham with lengthy notes on timing, contractor duties, and anticipated disruption. Discussion centers on scope of main sewer line, house connections, and readiness for imminent public works, with a steering group weighing optimal funding and sequencing.
A community cadre party and fundraiser will be hosted at Mr. E Ladiow's residence on Thursday July 21 to support Doon North Footballhay. Local organizers urge attendance at the event to assist efforts and raise funds for the team.
A chaotic explosion at a Melbourne depot threatened a half million gallon oil tank as fire crews battled flames and prevented a wider disaster. The blast damaged tanks, drew firefighters, and prompted urgent inquiries into the near catastrophe reported by wire services.
A man was slashed across the face with a tumbler in a shocking assault. The incident occurred as bystanders watched, with authorities investigating and seeking witnesses. The victim reported injuries but remained stable at a local hospital.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and places with unclear context. It hints at events or statements but lacks readable details to identify people, organizations, dates, or outcomes. The readable content suggests a partial report from a local or regional paper.
A chaotic scene unfolded at Mosman as a domestic tragedy left a family in distress. Witnesses report a violent incident leading to injuries and subsequent police involvement. Investigators are gathering details while community members seek answers and safety assurances.
The readable lines show a garbled OCR fragment containing names and phrases without clear event or context. No coherent person, organization, or place is determined to form a factual summary or headline.
The transfer of provisions under the Unemployment Relief Act is discussed with reference to departments and officials. The report highlights parliamentary questions and concerns over funding, implementation, and eligibility, noting names and locations mentioned in deliberations.
Fragmentary text mentions motorists, tele haak ice, and jaunty phrases. Readable content is insufficient to establish a coherent event, person, or organization. No clear entities or facts to summarize into a valid news item.
Fragmented OCR text mentions various names and places with unclear context. The readable portion points to a topic about relieving head noises but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable individuals to form a solid news item.
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