Deafness aids advertised by Melbourne science group
An Australian notice from Moser Ft Rein & Son and Scientific Acoustics Ltd promotes new hearing aids and related devices. It lists contact points at 45 Fire Avenue and the Melbourne offices, inviting inquiries to consult on hearing assistance and canal therapies.
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Prine
Glihil
Hal Noel
Sale
Austain
Moser Ft Rein & Son
Lewin
Lnstrutoent
HLM
Horshaw
Optielan
Fireliraew
Firsteio
Phage S&s
Suwr
Mietitis
Vieni
Colle Street
Melbourine
Prices for groceries in Horgham stores yesterday
Commercial intelligence lists yesterday’s Horgham store prices for butter cheese bacon and grains. The fragment shows varied rates with unclear OCR but preserves terms like butter factory local cheese mature and bushel quantities.
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Horgham
Haltarng
Melbourne Produce Market Briefs Struggle With Wheat Prices
Melbourne market notes show varying wheat quotes and futures movement with a one penny per bushel advance reported. Prices for barley oats and potatoes are listed with range figures and dates, reflecting fluctuating commodity values in a Melbourne Thursday session.
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Melbourne
Engah
Cape
Funeral Notice for Mr Joln Melton Interment in June Cemetery
The friends of the late Mr Joln Melton are requested to attend funeral rites. They will be interred at the June Cemetery this Friday afternoon, with services surrounding the Stamford line and Crown Melanie schedule.
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MTA
Joln Melton
Chaesis Mettre
Tines Ie Wietrokin
Community honors nurses and staff at hospital event
A local gathering recognized nurses and hospital staff including Kelly, Whotty, Clare and Themes for their care. Friends and family praised the team for dedicating hours and compassion during the hospital stay and moral support throughout the ordeal.
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Kelly
Clare
Fruit Growers Meeting Scheduled at River Side State School
Tomorrow night at 7 40 fruit growers and others will attend a general meeting at River side State School. A. R. Town retell, chairman of the Fruit Industry Sugar Depression Committee, and T. H. Schuldeld, MAR, will be in attendance.
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Riverside State School
A. R. Town Retell
Fruit Industry Sugar Depession Committee
T. H. Schuldeld
Mar
Parliaments Shadowed by Election Talk and Budget Rush
July 20 1844 report notes election timing and imminent dissolution. MPs debate unemployment pensions and electoral interests while government pushes bills to Acts in hours. Ministers aim to finish budget work in a three week session before recess.
Rainy spells lift Wheat Belt in state
Weather notes report further rain across the Mallee and northern districts with showers in many towns. Rainfall totals range widely from near zero at some stations to 36 inches at Nhalves Jeparit and 35 at St Armand, while forecast calls for cloudy skies and scattered showers with cool nights ahead.
Fingers Jagged by Circular Saw
A wallful accident at Mr. William Milbourne's home in Thorstuin yesterday morning left his left fingers severed by a revolving saw while he adjusted a tool. He died briefly, then was taken to the hospital where two stitches were applied to the injury.
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William Milbourne
Lmboula
Thorstuin
Tareld Smith
Milbourne
Appreciation of Ambulance Service Grows in Horsham
Horsham hospital committee reviews public support for the ambulance attached to Horsham Bore Hospital. They note donor driver efforts and question whether authorities fully value the service while discussing funding for a replacement conveyance. The secretary cites annual Civil Ambulance Service payments and council grants boosting the service’s credit.
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Horsham Bore Hospital
Ar. Hoskin
W. G. Thorley
CR. Brentham
Civil Ambulance Service
Freneham
Horsham
Balderston
Greow
Concert to aid distressed families in Horsham town
On July 1 at Horsham Town Hall a concert by local artists aims to relief distress in Horsham as unemployment rises. Proceeds directed to the Horsham Distress Workers Union with Mr Wood as secretary. admission 1s 6d, tickets on sale now.
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Horsham Town Hall
Horsham
Mir 22
Freedom
Will
Horsham Sitance Workers’ Union
Wood
Stone, Secretars
James Shaw retires after 23 years with State Forests
James Shaw ends a long Brimpaen stay as a forest officer after 23 years in the State Forests Department. A Stawell native known as Jim Shaw, he served at Glenisla and Pinelins, traveled to Western Australia, and fought with ASSE before returning. He plans to settle in Hay with his sister nearby. He is remembered for hospitality at his lodge and warm welcomes to all travelers.
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State Forests Department
James Shaw
Brimpwen
Hay
New South Wales
Stawell
Shaw
Jim Shaw
Theos
Thora
Mr & Carter
Glenisla
Pinelins
Mr. Carter
Western Australia
Brimpaen
T. R. Elliot
Forests Department
Murra Murra
England
Australia
Mr. Shaw
Behapaen Im Hollays
Witter
Times results rush affects early sold copies
An unexpected Tuesday rush caused many copies to sell out early. The paper regrets buyers were disappointed and notes subscribers can secure copies by joining the subscription service on a yearly quarterly or monthly basis.
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the “Times
Lutheran church granted use of show ground buildings
Horsham Agricultural Society approves Lutheran Church parish of Green Lake request to use showgrounds for four days from September 22 to 26 at a rental of £2 2s. The president, Wir G. B. Woolgate, notes the church plans a Syne in Horsham attracting about 200 people daily and endorses the decision to charge a fee for equal treatment among groups.
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Lutheran Church
Horsham
Turchoon
Tesh
Woodgate
Horsham Ag Society to Stage Miniature Irrigated Farm
The Horsham Agricultural Society will feature the State Rivers and Water Supply Commission’s miniature irrigated farm at its Centenary Show on October 3 and 4. It will be the first time the display appears in a country town with Melbourne show visitors having shown great interest. Plans discussed include a square chain fit for the display and plots cut from seed donated by Mr F Langlands, with sawing of plots to begin soon.
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Horsham Ag Waltural Society
Melbourne
F. Langlands
Madam Griffiths Auction Promises Bargain Apparel
Ad copy touts a sale of fashionable clothing and accessories at low prices. It warns of rain and cold and promotes coats frocks and hats offered at reduced rates, run by EF. & Finkemeyor, Proprietress, with a contact phone number.
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Finkemeyor
Proprietress
Community singing at Horsham Theatre with Griffiths and Muller
Horsham Theatre hosts a Sunday night community singing led by Miss E Griffiths and Mr Ke Muller offering novelty stems. Admission is by silver coin and proceeds go to the fire brigade after recent town behavior at collection boxes.
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Horsham
E. Griffiths
Ke Muller
Seston
Fire Brigade
Centenary Medallions Planned For Horsham Show Champions
Horsham show committee considers issuing special medallions with Centenary stamps for class champions to boost entries. A sub committee will report back to the general committee before finalizing details.
Local Pictures Hit Tonight With Several Features
Tonight and Saturday night Edward G Hobson presents The Little Giant at First National. Hobson plays a Chicago gang leader who quits liquor to seek legitimacy amid romance and danger. New Astor stars with Helen Vinson. Lem Cowboy features Jackie Cooper. Monday to Wednesday shows include Wandering Dew with Conrad West and supporting Tempni, an unusual animal picture.
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Edward G. Hobbson
Rosy Wark
Adventuress
Tno
Mew Astor
Helen Vinson
Jackie Cooper
Ula Lee
Adison Richards
John Wray
Gavin Geordon
Earti
Anil
Balmera Agricultural Society Show Dates Announced
The Balmera Pastoral and Agricultural Society schedules its annual show for Wednesday and Thursday August 22 and 26. Tenders for the publican's booth are due to secretary Mr. Thee Wood by Saturday July 25.
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Balmera! Pastoral and Agricultural Society
Thee. Wood
Debate on Road and Rail Transport in Horsham
At the Horsham Methodist Men's Club a lively debate on Road versus Railway transport concluded with Mr. Tippett’s team narrowly winning by two points. Adjudicator J. Menadue commended both sides for their effort.
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Horsham
Mr. Tippett
Country Party Bulletin Outlines Rural Rehabilitation Policy
The Australian Country Party weekly bulletin proposes Rural Rehabilitation as a leading election plank. It details Commonwealth and State cooperation to aid primary producers in financial distress, including protection from dispossession, equitable creditor treatment, and financing to adjust or write off debts by agreement.
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Country Party
Australian Country Party
Coopers
Commonwealth
Village Teacher Urged to Spread Country Happiness
Mr J A Spender in England argues teachers can cultivate happiness in rural children by opening their eyes to nature and country beauty. He says land policy hinges on rearing a population that loves the countryside and resists urban drift, becoming good farmers and successful allotment holders.
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J. A. Spender
England
Sheep Dipping Act Prompted Debate in Legislative Assembly
Col Knox cited two farmers fined under the Sheep Dipping Act for tick on sheep en route to market. He urged closing the loophole by requiring dipping at market and cleaner market premises. He called for surveys by market authorities and the Railways Department to ensure cleanliness of yards, rails, and rubbish.
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Legislative Assembly
Col. Knox
Geelong
Aerio
Railways Department
Triumphs of the Knitter's Art Display in Melbourne
Garments from New South Wales Queensland Tasmania and Victoria showcased at Melbourne Town Hall as the Empire knitting competition opened by Lady Hantingfield. Prizes awarded to knitters in multiple sections with Wind children winning in the children's division. A separate report notes four youths from Warracknabeal confessing to stealing goods from a truck and shoplifting at the railway yard. they will face the Children's Court.
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Australia
Melbourne Town Hall
Women's Centenary Council
Lady Hantingfield
New South Writes
Queensland
Tasmania
Victorian
Wind Children
Cie Hera
KK. Orne
Casterton
C. M. Dew
Hamilton
Dorothy Dinpster
L. de Graaff
Girls’ School
Hallarat
Ama
Jessie Yuil
Warrarkonbea
Mr.Sullivan
Warrackoabeal
Richarlson
C. Gale
Nlao
Cattle and Sheep Prices Edge Up at Vallarat Weekly Sale
Compared with last week, cattle and sheep prices strengthened at the Vallarat sale on Tuesday. Bullocks ranged to 15 2 0, cows 4 to 6, calves to 6 4, and 2240 sheep mostly ordinary quality with prime skins. Crossbred wethers 21 to 31, ewes 17 to 27, lambs light but improving, and overall demand steady with higher rates carrying through.
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Earry
John Manifell
Pur
Boyers
National insurance plan to replace old age pensions
The plan would let existing bodies like friendly societies administer schemes and continue relief for pensions sickness benefits and superannuation. It argues such organisations eased government burden in the Depression and aims to allow retirement at sixty to free jobs for younger workers.
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Page
Pages
Perms
Australian Country Party Bureau of Publicity Information and Research
Wannon Preselection Withdrawals Echo Local Changes
Dr A F Haywood withdraws from Labor preselection for the Wannon seat and nominates Corangamite. Mr J Sheehan also withdraws from Wannon. A dance is set for Drong South School on Thursday July 6.
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Wannon
A. EF. Haywood
Labor
House of Representatives
Corangamite
J. Sheehan
Alen
Drong South School
Boulder Falls at Quarry Kills North Fitzroy Worker
Melbourne reports a boulder's collapse at Alphinston quarry, sending a 120 foot fall that killed J. Doyne, a track man from North Fitzroy, during the week.
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Melbourne
Thirreday
Alphinston Tenday
J. Doyne
North Fitzroy
Melbourne Strikes End as Miners Accept Government Settlement
Melbourne reports Thorday Wonthirest miners agreed to a government settlement at four jigis tocating four accepted the belt ending the strike.
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Melbourne
Thorday
Two Companies Vie to Fuel Melbourne with New Petrol
Two firms contend to push a new premium petrol in Melbourne this Thursday, pledging no price cut on existing grades as they prepare for the arrival of a superior grade.
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Melbourne
Go Penny
Sale of Bags to Farmers Sparks Assembly Debate
In the Legislative Assembly today Mr. J. A. Gray raised a motion urging the Crown Law Department to investigate the Okita Sheten Por. Ltd for allegedly selling bags to farmers with inducements of low plows and other goods and attempting to supply bass after receiving their ost.
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Melbourne
Legislative Assembly
J. A. Gray
Crown Law Department
Okita Sheten Por. Ltd
Soldier Settlers Demand Fair Treatment Over Land Blocks
A deputation from Soldier Settlers asked the Minister for Lands for gentler treatment of soldiers leaving their blocks. They requested that settlement areas not be opened to civilian settlers until all soldiers have been provided for and that the COLA payment cap be raised. The Minister acknowledged past hardship but offered no cabinet commitment to full inquiries.
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Melbouwraw
Thursdey
Lewtgie
Iat
Peter the
Whele Inotter Po
Trapper Charged With Murder After Melbourne Shooting
Wilfred George Nicholas, 21, a rabbit trapper, appeared at the Criminal Court charged with murder over the shooting of Clitterdt Parkes, 22, at a paddock where traps were set. Crown contends Parkes was shot during a dispute. Nicholas says the gun discharged accidentally. Hearing continued.
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Melbourne
Clitterdt
Parkes
Benambra
Wilfred George Nicholas
Trapper
Criminal Court
Nicholas
Nicholas Brine
Olas
Markes
Nicholas Sale
Auirrel Parkes
Wife on Murder Charge in Teva Death Inquiry
Sydney reports an inquiry into the death of 78 year old John Teva hears Bowler, husband of Charlotte Fowler, as a key witness but Fowler is believed to be living separately and is excused from giving evidence amid claims of personal involvement. Police allege possible misconduct, with testimony focused on potential threats to a wife.
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Sydney
Thurslaw
John Teva
Dally Bowler
Charlotte Fowler
Wlads
Mariner
Peranel
Fowler
Embargo on Expert Stud Sheep Sought by NSW Association
A NSW Sheepbreeders Association request seeks removal of the embargo on stud merino sheep. The delegation argues other countries can obtain U S A and South African studs and Australia should not limit wool supply. The Prime Minister pledged to refer the issue to Cabinet and expedite the decision.
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Canterra
Nsw
Rodeo Cruelty Critique Stirs Melbourne Centenary
In the journal of the New South Wales Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals a critique labels the rodeo as mass cruelty. It condemns the display as masked brutality presented for seven days and urges a ban as demoralising to Australian sentiment.
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The
New South Wales Royal Society For the Prevention
Melbourne
Sudden death of Mr John McRae shocks Horsham district
The 66 year old Wimmera wheat buyer and longtime Horsham Agricultural Society member died after an operation in Melbourne. He linked farmers to industry, served as Jung mayor, church and Freemason leader, and leaves four sons and three daughters. Funeral at Jung cemetery followed by memorials from local organisations.
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John McRae
Melbourne
Wimmera
Wimmern
Apsley Distriet
Willing Muckley
Jaeg
M. Baker
G R. Godwin
Abr Godwin
Mr. McRae
Deecast
Horsham Agrcultural Society
Victorian Chamber of Agriculture
TL. Motlett
Tullohh
KR. Woodgate
Yeaterday
McRae
Qin
Jung
Jung Lor
Sung Methodist Church
Horsham
Jane Baker
Wiz
Leslie
Allan
May
Margaret
Jean
Frank
Willian
MacRaw
Miss. Drummond
Jung Cemetery
Tasiing
Vege
Jung Railway Station
Norrables
Robert McDonald
Horshay
South Australia
L. Whitehead
Thomas
Murdoch
Norman
Tay
Nurrables
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Firebrace Street
J. F. Odlum
FLA
PCL
AALB
Public Accountant
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Jeveme
Cahill
Rex
Phenme
L. F. Alexander
vrTy
Specialty Furriers
Iself
Melholene
Commercial Intelligence
Melbolese
Ware
Pron
Hereavement
Che Horsham Times
Scullin
Nelson
Northern Territory
Mr. Makin
Weet
Dba
Horsham Times
Briday
Horsham Society
Arthur James Cooney
John Augustine Botham
Supreme Court
Melhomrne
Ula
Mo J. Kearney
Horsham Agricultural Society
Shoreng Nis
Horsham Theatre
Balmoral
National Insurance
Soldier Settlers
DP Alhook
Prom
Tuessday
Baillie
A. Langlands
Hat
Laimglanda
Langlands
C. Hoskin
Commi
W. Gilat
McPherson Spreut
Lerstiaan
Ter Omoetter
Maria FY Lacan
Ferhner
uWly
Fechner
Resivey
Dilubeola
Albury
Victoria
Herlins
PRN
Bel Alfred
Ileandra
Martha
W. Glate
Francis
Mes W Dalier
Teimdenans
Orheling
Schieleliv
Murra Waray
Fey Wong
Chotton
Austria
Sry
Sao Friateteen
British Air Defence
Panny
Des
Lodelon
Aig Bretow
Sport
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Noles
Lethon
Gunerl
Lee
Abe
New Ledad
Longon Urservatory
Keistoner
New Zealar
Mr. Stow
Giricheremater
Leer
Peeser
Mic Arthur
Nhill
Intel
J. W. Tramble & Poles
Balleon
Rinte Foust
Shoop Hills
McArthur
Sam
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Renee
Holleck Town
Marets Clarke
Gaimine
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