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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 19, 1932
Page
5
An obituary fragment mentions individuals with garbled names and stray words, indicating a memorial notice. The readable parts hint at a personal loss and a tribute, but the text lacks clear dates, places, or explicit relationships to form a complete notice.
A jumbled OCR extract presents a tapestry of names, places, and fragments. It mentions Lori Newel, Ennis, and Beatty among others, with scattered references to musicians, trains, and events, creating a mosaic of disjointed entities without a clear single narrative.
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a meeting or event postponed to Meibeuree Monday. The garbled lines show references to seats, votes, and delays involving unspecified authorities and dates. Details are unreadable. the item remains a vague notice of postponement.
A Stawell Anglers Club meeting debates the trout licensing rule and the demand for transport cane manufacture. Members endorse remarks and resolve to protest the trout angler licence, sending a copy to the Chief Secretary and noting the Victorian Parliament Cannell. The motion emphasizes opposition to the license and requests action.
A boy from Positmre in Vilno province starts a village paper named The Flame. With no printing press he writes and illustrates 12 pages by hand, reading it to children and parents during long winters. Support grows from Warsaw and Vilno, linking to international youth and relief groups.
The Board’s survey of Australian and other Empire honey on the British market reveals 25 percent of shops stock honey, with retailers viewing it as a minor item. Wider variety and branding limits dull demand, while cough mixture use preserves honey as a vehicle. United Kingdom imports total about 20,000 tons, with the Empire supplying most and the United States the largest single source. New Zealand led Empire supply in 1828 and 1920 but fell after Cuba, Dominican Republic, Chile, and Haiti increased shares.
Poor weather delays a public meeting on forming a young farmers culture. The event, moved to Thursday July 28, gathers participants to plan better wear conditions and support local agriculture initiatives.
WANTED exchange offers for a Fordaow Tractor in perfect order apply by letter to Times Office. WANTED young single man farm and plant work offers apply by letter to AND Times. WANTED all kinds of cutting and sewing Miss Ballin Jer 1 Pyumat Street phone 04. WANTED knowy Hanks prepared to do watch clock jewelry and grammo repairs workmanship guaranteed. Anders called for all delivered 5 Harriet Street Horsham.
The report describes a sequence of urban construction works in progress with multiple stages. Workers address damage and safety concerns while monitoring for stability and progress across sites. Weather and material handling affect scheduling as crews advance through inspections and remedial actions.
Classified fragments describe sales of poultry including cockerels and hens, a reading of a wardrobe item priced per week, and a mail order note offering naval oranges and lemons from Victoria with freight paid. Contact details point to Horsham and a grower in Treses Victoria for direct delivery to railway stations.
A historic notice describes a wireless operating set demonstration in Horsham with public crowd interest. It mentions an apparatus control by secretaries, a telegraph key, and a demonstration of car ramming and signaling. The report notes officials in New South Wales claiming 2000 clearers at work and hints at broader wartime control themes.
Wall & Avery of Grt Meadows Dairy Horsham announce the purchase of a well kept herd from Mr G Faux of Francis Street Horsham effective July 1. They promise continued high quality product and reliable delivery to present customers and seek a continuance of favorable relations with Mr Faux.
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