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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 22, 1913
Page
4
An advance report notes price shifts for wheat and coal with references to numbers and dates. It mentions low and high prices, a date near Thursday, and several figures like 25 506 and 61 18 percent, indicating fluctuating market activity.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places in broken form. Content unreadable for a coherent news item. No identifiable event or quotes to summarize.
Fragmentary note describes a stock sale at Natimuk with mentions of Young Bros. and various livestock names and prices. Some terms appear garbled but indicate cattle and portier listings with likely prices and quantities. The readable items suggest a market rundown rather than a full sale summary.
A fragmented notice lists Horsham stock sale details for Andrew Jack and Sons at McDonald Street. Trustee or seller names appear with addresses in Melbourne and Melbourne-related trade terms. The fragment references a large Iranian company and modern stock market language.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference David Anderson and Company Orca and an aid in trust related to a diet Hesionsl Bank Bantam. The text is unclear but notes a financial or trust matter involving named entities and a bank.
Partial readable funeral notice mentions names Alton Al Grea Monk and Horslane with a reference to Aeelam and Dame Dine. The garbled text lacks dates places or clear relation but indicates an obituary or memorial notice with fragmented lines.
In a July interview, Clement Wragge voices concern over current policy. He stresses the need for urgent action on forestry and conservation, warning of long term damage if immediate measures are not taken.
Readable fragments describe a local appeal or notice seeking power or attention for a named party. The text lacks clear names, dates, or places to confirm specifics. This item presents as an uncertain public notice fragment with minimal context.
Wide discussion on irrigation expansion in the Commonwealth highlights government action needed to improve agriculture. Enhanced land value, higher production, and forestation ideas aim to reduce barren areas, with calls for coordinated federal and state planning and a scientific approach to land use.
The article argues the Liberal Parliament backs limited union influence while condemning compulsory union involvement in government contracts. It asserts Labor clauses unfairly favor union members, warns against tyranny by any one group, and stresses adherence to law and merit over organized interference.
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