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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 25, 1933
Page
5
Historic meeting records the ASSIA Conference addressing unemployment, education, and relief for veterans and families. Calls include improving pension processing, expediting widow cases, extending state relief schemes, and ensuring a humane approach to military resettlement and community aid programs.
In a brief notice the Ararat-Hospital reports the death of a patient following injuries from an accident involving Mr and Mrs Henry Steyvaet. The article notes the patient suffered severe injuries and, after several days of illness and complications, passed away.
A motor collision occurred in the Latder section on a late day afternoon between a vehicle owned by Mr Prichard and another motor car owned by Mr A Powell of Moyston. One occupant in Mr Prichard’s car received injuries from the forehold.
SPORTING NEWS continues with weather fit for Saturday as players take part in a weekly handicap. Conditions favor dry fairways, Ernes reports 180 yards to cover. Bechler leads with 81 12 09 while others post mixed scores in men’s and women’s events. Mentions include T Maw and Gorden in women’s, J Hoskin in playoff, and handicap adjustments for club members.
The BAM Club held Medal Day with over 60 players across two divisions amid drought conditions. Jas Sayer won the Maidan Medal by five strokes, edging No McBrullin, while multiple players posted strong scores in the 18 hole stroke play.
A contested escape tale recounts Pantor Gielow and others fleeing from a Baltic tribunal near Reval in 1918. Gielow, a Trinity unit student, dodges guns and guards, hides in a boat and snow, crosses icy terrain to reach Ovoul island, aided by locals and later rejoined by German forces. The narrative blends personal courage with the era’s chaotic upheavals and shifting front lines.
An illegible note details a local game where Miss Drummond faced the Mavericks in a tightly contested match. The fragment mentions players such as Hutchineson and McDunab, with unclear scores and locations, but confirms a competitive result against a midseason opponent.
Fragmented report recounts a panicked scene with Soviet and Bolshevik forces near a fortified station. It mentions an armored train, gunfire, and a pastor from Dorpat whose wife recently arrived in South Australia after fleeing Bolshevik oppression. The piece mixes eyewitness tone with oblique historical names and places.
Fragmentary classified line lists a single item for sale and rough pricing. The readable portion mentions a “Biesr sara” and “font to Siverh-Hing 405 Hy” with unclear handwriting and a location that appears as Monshnin. No clear seller or complete details are provided.
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