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Horsham Times

Location

Horsham, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jul 22, 1949

Page

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Wimmera Needs Warm Weather For Good Season

Mr L Needham of the Agricultural Department Horsham says Wimmera farming seeks warm weather after heavy rain. Pastures are in poor condition though could revive with sun and warmth, aiding stock and minor losses from limited rain. No more frost expected for about a month, officials say.

Wimmera Wenttier Ptapa Neal Edarnie Athens Needham Haeshown Newdhan

Horsham woman celebrates 105th with family and cake

Mrs Handers born July 19, 1856 in Horsham, living there 60 years. She has 14 children, 57 grandchildren, 102 great grandchildren, and 27 great great grandchildren. A birthday party was held with a surprise cake baked by her great granddaughter Mrs. R. Hi.

Snowy Grampians trip delights Horsham visitors

A party from Weetis, led by Mr. Harald Friebel, visited Hall's Gap to see heavy snow in the Grampians. The group enjoyed magnificent high country scenery as snow blanketed the mountains, with thick accumulations on Mount Victory Road. Friebel brought snow back to Horsham on his car, where children found it novel on Wednesday morning.

Weetis Grampians Harald Friebel Hall's Gap Mount Victory Road

Elderly Man Hit by Car Near Urquhart and Pynsent

Mr Gordon Lucas aged 73 of Urquhart Street was struck by a car driven by Mr CW Hoffmann poultry farmer of Hor sham at the Urquhart Pynsent junction Tuesday night. He was taken to Hor sham Base Hospital with a dislocated right shoulder fracture left leg and minor abrasions. His condition improved yesterday and doctors expect discharge in three to four weeks.

Gordon Lucas Urquehart Stree Urquhart and Pynsent Streets CW Hoffmann Horsham Lucas

Water storage levels near full as rainfall varies

State engineer D Clark says Wimmera storages nearly full but risk remains if rains stay below normal. Stock and domestic needs, plus snow versus rain, affect supplies. pumping could be required next year if conditions do not improve. Current capacities at Wartook Reserve and Pine Lake show varied levels with some reserves near full.

Wimmera D. Clark State Rivers and Water Supply Commission

Boy 2 Escapes Serious Injury After 20 Foot Fall

A two year old named Lance Britton of Horsham escaped serious harm after falling from a balcony at the White Hart Hotel onto a gravel path. He was admitted to Horsham Base Hospital but has since improved.

Lance Britton Horham White Hart Hotel Horsham Base Hospital

Country Party pushes union reform at meeting

Australian industry faces union influence says candidate Mr Wave urging early adoption of Country Party policy on trade union elections and industrial disputes. He calls for suspended supervision for all trade unions amid party support from local figures including Winton Turnball and Reith Chwigshun.

Country Party Mr. How Emerset Cantey Party Witutuern Wha Ty Covupaien Conatey Party ATI Wintlow Waal Winiuere Winton Rainbow Fe Warley

Steady Entries For Sheep Show At Local Fair

Entries are coming in for the second annual sheep show by the Hussy Agricultural Society on August 5. Last year the society drew about 200 Merino entries from leading breeders across the state and expected to exceed that figure this year. A £25 trophy by Mr. Wo McDonsht goes to the best team of three rams and two ewes, with additional prizes for champion ram and ewe across wool categories. Supporters have funded sixteen other trophies for open and farmers classes in fine to strong wools. The publican's booth will be run by Mr. Ro E. Charles of the Hotel Locarno, with Mr. C. Gulliver in charge of luncheon and afternoon tea.

Hussy Agricultural Society Wo McDonsht Meo Jr Tan Lower Norton Ro E. Charles Locarno C. Gulliver

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