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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 24, 1934
Page
4
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A chaotic scene unfolds as Keiko Lawson is injured when an axe slips in a work area near Selbourne Produce Market. Neil Mellen and Mattias Wainer are among those involved, with bystanders noting a severe wound and a bleeding injury. Emergency responders arrive. the incident disrupts a private event at a nearby bank location.
The article notes strained relations with foreign markets, urging Australia to seek salvation by targeting Great Britain. It highlights Linton's visit to Glasgow, the support of H Font at Clyde Navigation Trust, and ongoing efforts to promote Australian exports despite official ambivalence in Melbourne.
Fragmentary text lists several personal names and places with unclear context. The legible items include wardens, a havens mention, and references to individuals such as Jack and James. No coherent event or actionable notice is identifiable from the readable fragment.
Fragmentary obituary notice with scattered names and locations. The readable items mention bereavement, a medical center, and several unclear names and street references, implying a public notice of death and related details without coherent context. The remaining text is garbled and resists full interpretation.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a memorial swan becomes entangled on telephone wires while bystanders witness horses dying nearby. The event involves a horse team named under a veterinary response unit from Agurulinte and references to local political figures and actions amid a tense, unclear timeline.
Fragmented OCR text references a person named Viewran Guyeentont Sik and mentions trade opportunities, government departments, and administration training. The passage is garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes, but suggests issues with agricultural agency timing and oversight.
A concert in Hor tuna Town Hall on a Tuesday in July aims to raise funds to relieve distress among Horsham families. Local artists volunteer, tickets cost 10, and the event is organized by the Horsham Sustenance Workers' Union with proceeds feeding relief efforts.
The Wanvenngary Sona Vente will be staged again tonight at Orsham Theatre with a four phase presentation of the Sew wher apat Han the Nazarene on the day of the pacifision. A supporting program features Little Women with Katharine Hepburn and the drama On the Levi alongside the conventional dramatic Heenie.
Two weeks remain for the sale of elegant robes and hats by Madame Giriththe and Mtteain-lovers. The items, praised for quality and design, double the offered prices, with rain and cold still affecting turnout. The proprietor can be reached at the listed phone number for details and fittings.
Natimuk corps volunteers from the Salvation Army visited Horsham on Thursday night with the Horsham comrades and presented a musical programme. The event drew a warm reception. after the show hot coffee and refreshments concluded the gathering. A busy weekend is planned with a youth demonstration on Saturday night involving five leagues from Hotabia Nutimuk Ditboola Nuit Kuniva. Lieutenant Colonel Driscoll Adjutant and Sirx Samielia Adjutant Hussell from Melbourne, along with Brigadier and Mr Hames, will visit Horsham for the weekend. A public gathering is set for Monday July 1 at the Citadel with officers from the district accounting for the program.
Ballarat civic pageant amid a historic plan names Mrs Mabel Morton wife of Town Clerk Colonel G F Morton as acting mayoress during Dr Lederman’s mayoral term. The piece also notes scholarships, knitting contests, and a show with winners and prizes across district communities and school groups.
A chaotic report outlines proposals around Aboriginal protection and governance, noting connections to Australian natives' associations, a Victorian governor, and a long history of council debate. The piece mentions Arthur Lynton Atardes, Lund Hopetunn, and Sir Charles Mothon in a dated colonial setting, with other items including a bankrupt farmer and local shire matters.
A fragmentary 19th century report recalls a banquet for the Bruce Cup and honors awarded to Tom Youn and others from the Havin brigade. Details mention a protest over Woodsie Young’s state day, parade routes in Horsham, a cabinet proposal by the Highway Standing Cabinet, and arrests of shop thieves at Ararat hospital. Market notes show wheat prices around 47, and local events include Horsham Golf Club’s annual competition won by B. Crs of Warticknaben.
Melbourne reports a season high price for a commodity, with parcels fetching 24 to 1/2L amid cautious seller sentiment. Market activity shows vigorous demand but sellers remain reluctant, signaling tightening supply and cautious optimism.
Moving slowly up the Yarra River the German freighter Tendshinne rammed the Shell Company wharf at Yarrasill, tearing banked algae and causing about £2000 in damage. The steamer sustained minor impacts and drifted away.
A meeting today resolved a strike affecting local producers including Wonthaggt Wines. Officials announced a settlement allowing resumed operations and a forthcoming review of state incentives for the meat and wine sectors, with workers returning to duties.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions crime methods in a suburb, with names and places obscured. It references walking, a food kit, and unclear actions tied to a local area, suggesting a news brief about crime technique or a police case in a suburban setting.
A plaintiff from Melbourne, Maine alleges injuries after an electric pole fell on her, causing a fractured skill claim against the election commission. The case was filed by Aline Bridger Kelly and Glenr Watston, citing negligence by Wideh wirkmen and related parties as the cause of the accident.
Text is garbled but indicates federal budget concessions affecting sales tax, pensions, and soldiers' benefits. Mentions plans to adjust taxation, inflation relief for dependents, and potential funding for veterans programs, with announcements of further details to come from authorities.
Alleged to have obtained £41000 from paid sales of whites in the Jamison Tolmees Corporation. Directors Walter Moran and Wapert Carrick, Kalil Line, East Melbourne, faced charges of conspiracy to defraud. Crown Prosecutor Mr. Joe claimed capital of £7000 though executives valued stock at £5000. The firm never manufactured cigarettes or tobacco. funds diverted via bank, hearing underway.
A chaotic fragment references workers charged with vandalism at an abattoir factory site near Melbourne. The report mentions men named Fane and O'Reety, with accusations about tearing down empty buildings and a claimant tied to a staged event.
The Horsham Times lists a day of radio programming including SADADCASTING 3HS with sessions from Teenday to Te Langlands, midday and evening segments, News Service hours, musical programs, and market reports. Tomorrow features Langlands Midday, orchestral numbers, and daily notices.
The Newark strike settlement is postponed amid unclear terms as contract talks drag on. Officials indicate a later update pending fresh negotiations and potential wage adjustments for dockworkers. Locals and employers urged restraint while the standing pickets persist near the harbor facilities.
Sir WL McMinster and staff attended a party at Murtan Mine in Stawell for singer Calder. Guests included A Mall of Monitiall and Mayre ard Cumin Mestad. The evening featured entertainment and a Ther grid ob foudy of Pulkgmmuet.
The note from Honbam dated July 21 thanks Mr Dr Minders for support toward Victoryham Vis tupan Relief. It requests further cash or sine donations be acknowledged through the secretary of the assignment Workers' Care and Union in Jolitiesl aid.
Last week's weather reports show varied conditions across multiple districts. Temperatures ranged from near freezing to mid twenties with notable wind and precipitation patterns affecting Ri Nhill Milipro Apollo Bay and surrounding areas. Northern Central and South regions recorded scattered rainfall and rising daytime highs amid unsettled air masses.
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