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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
9
A garbled text fragment presents a nonsensical critique of community life and self control. It hints at social friction, uneasy jokes, and references to archangel trade symbols, with no clear events or identifiable people.
Market reports show fluctuating demand and limited supply for wheat and corn. Prices quoted in Melbourne and other centers reflect moderate inquiries, with prime chaff and barley varying by quality. demand remains steady but buyers are apathy prone amid uncertain shipments.
Fragments describe Friday July 24 1995 events in Horsham with references to weekly crime reports. Names and specifics are unclear but indicate a regular public notice style item from the period.
Municipal observers warn of rising rates and overdue improvements in Horsham Borough. Citizens blame council inaction on finances while considering reforms to ward divisions and debt, urging turnout at upcoming meetings to influence fiscal management.
In Horsham several items appear from a local court case to community notices. The Dimboola Policy Court heard the State Rivers and Water Supply Commission charge water theft and channel interference at Rainbow and Jeparit reservoirs with fines imposed on Albert, Carl Jorgenve, Carl August Mibus, E.G. Nuske and Walter Oswald Seborbsek. A separate Horsham bench session covered a drunk driving incident resulting in a £5 fine or 60 days, with licence considerations noted. Gas supply expansions to 10 000 cubic feet capacity and the Colonial Gas Association paving the way for broader Horsham gas service are reported. Community notices include A.W.N.I delegates named for the Wannon electorate and Presbyterians planning activities and charity events to support missions and home missions services. Church of Christ and United Mission events outline sermons and meetings through mid August with outreach and prayer initiatives.
A fragmented obituary notice collection recalls James Dewar 1924 death at Stawell plus memorials for Charles Ingleton Marion Wen Blemm Burness Murphy Oliver and families. Entries express remembrance by wives children sisters and brothers with dates and places in Australia.
Reports from the Australian Authorities Association meeting at Colee with Ballarat Bendigo Colae Wan garatts Numurkah and Behues. motion to fund sewering of country towns passed. Wimmera Lamb marketing note from Marton seeks export prices. A cinema and farming ad page highlights Diamond Mystery and up to date Poultry Farm. Various local names and ads follow.
The monthly meeting of the Hora Borough Bush Nursing Association heard a retirement notice for Sister Martin. Presentations of a silver tea service and tray were made to Mr. and Mrs. Wright, with remarks by Rev. W. Reed and others. Sister Martin will hand over duties at month end and Mr. T X Gough was transferred from Pyramid Bank to Dimboola amid club tributes.
Obituary notices report the bereavement of Mr and Mrs Joseph J Butler of Sloss street after the death of their two month old son John Michael. Annie Parr widow of the late John Marr died at Exeter House Warrnambool aged 81, an early Murra Warra settler. She left Mrs J A Morcom and four other daughters and ten grandchildren. The Parr family moved from Adelaide to Murra Warra in the early days and later resided at Warracknabeal, well known in the district.
Town hall renovations limit seating and issue only temporary tickets. Smoking strictly prohibited with immediate removal for violators. Operators requested to ensure no smoking in the operating area.
The American Meet arrives amid a seamen strike in Melbourne. Seamen demand an apology from Bruce after a wake incident. Senator Pearce cancels a trip and talks of further conference with shipowners to settle shipping strike terms. New ships and Melbourne Cathedral project noted.
Immigrants aged about 20 to 28 were convicted for theft of rifles and robbing employers near a forest. They claimed to want deportation to Ragland, saying they were fed up with the country. Judge Wooluarykt imposed three months imprisonment on each charge with reform detainment afterward to provide discipline and potential work prospects.
An unclear fragment hints at a legislative debate stressing world peace concerns and widespread distrust. No clear entities or concrete actions are readable in the text.
In the House of Commons Mr. Wiley and Mr. Maitland discuss looming textile operatives tensions in York amid pending notices and possible factory action. No concessions reached as negotiations stall and strike fears persist.
In a muttered exchange from the coal region, miners oppose actions by mine owners and seek a clearer resolution. Officials from union and management met as talks stalled and a path to agreement remained uncertain.
Reuters reports cabinet debate over the naval construction programme. It notes a commitment to build four cruisers and the timing stretching beyond December and into 1928. The Treasury agrees to the framework, with administrative costs highlighted as a main concern.
A government statement outlines the Empire Settlement Act and related expenditures. The document names officials and notes total outlay around £802.00 with about 100,022 in assisted migrants and a settlement process centered in London.
The House of Commons passed the pensions bill by voice vote without a recorded division, granting swift approval to the proposed welfare and retirement reforms. The measure aims to streamline pension provisions and fund allocations.
A New York spacers group reports on a special meeting of the executive committee of the Union and the Navy Truths Novelation. The gathering addressed amateur rules barring players from selling contents during the tournament. Tilden and Haynie were referenced in comments about the policy.
The British Commonwealth Labor Conference will convene in the House of Commons on Monday with delegates from Australia Canada India South Africa and Palestine. Mr Raveny Marthinatd is named president.
The Daily Hackle correspondent reports on diplomatic pacts between Germany and Allied powers. Observers warn of renewed tension as Germany presses claims against France Poland and Slovakia while Britain faces strategic calculations in response.
The fragment references racing and vessels named Caravel High Force and Restern Memmrrh under an American banner. Specific details or events are unclear in readable text.
Horsham faces Dimboola in a spirited match noted for tight defense and late momentum. The game featured key plays by Baker Wallis and Cottier with Willis and McRae notable for Horsham while Dimboola relied on Habel and Rawk in a hard fought contest.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names, places, and scattered phrases from a local or regional context. It mentions meetings, dates, and various entities in a sprawling, unreadable block with no clear narrative or cohesive event.
Fragmentary OCR notes list names and affiliations among rifle shooting participants. Mentions include various ahee entities and dates with unclear context. The item reads as a garbled field listing or agenda with references to meetings and potential sales dates.
In the countryside notes the Huymorsite event and the Otarust cup are recorded. The column shows votes and public interest at the meet with various participants and scores noted.
A cryptic entry notes a July incident with figures Zed and Prana at Tarearith Wee A vt Prana. It mentions Feiiny and Kelner in a decree and references a Sor 7 action occurring during a calendar period.
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