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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 30, 1935
Page
4
Fragmented text describes funeral vector services and arranging mortuary arrangements at Wilson Street Horsham and nearby firms. It references weighty costs, practice of tailored arrangements, and a focus on honoring dreams or wishes of the deceased, though much is garbled.
Fragmentary death notices list several names with unclear spellings and scattered affiliations. The readable items include mentions of Pearson, Beloven, Mary Agni, and Naylor, with garbled places possibly referencing Fort Worth area institutions and local wards. The fragment reads like a late edition death row with no clear dates or formal obituaries.
Fragmented notice describes a commercial push for a baby health centre located in Memorial Mall. It mentions the softtube committee and associates from Horshan and other entities, with unclear references to figures and operational notes. The readable parts indicate a proposal or promotional intent rather than a completed plan.
Fragmented notes describe light rainfall and fog affecting weekend travel. Mentions morning timing, partial rainfall, and unclear references to waves, boat activity, and a general weather pattern near a coastal area.
Fragmentary text from Horsham Times notes a new week and possible town event with unclear wording. Names and precise details are unreadable. the snippet suggests a local notice or brief.
Disjointed report describes the Agricultural Society's smoke social being abandoned during a meeting. Members discussed plans, approvals, and a motion by Mr Newton, with unclear details and several garbled phrases. Aimed at local events, the article references Meyershons, Woodhuahe, and Ti, but specifics are unreadable.
The article details the hospital ball event including key organizers, committees and arrangements. It mentions Stew Mivhans and Mayieems, with Drvsistent of tatles and hospital committees overseeing the preparations. Names and specifics are partially garbled but core figures are referenced.
The butcher shop changes hands as Huh Bros acquire the business from Hor dams gut Msthint. The new owners plan repairs and a fresh start, with Francis staying on to assist during the transition.
A hospital annual meeting is planned with submembers of the Marblebase Hospital unit convening Tuesday to adopt reports, elect officers, and set the budget for the next year. The week includes a 1500th anniversary celebration at the Marsham ranch with services, parables, and a schedule of events from Tuesday through Saturday, culminating in Thanksgiving services.
Horsham Apex Club hosts a birthday dinner with prominent speakers including Mer thie hival timat Tutt Sows Mme Li ties Preston Fh bdne Mc Hons and Rotarian Barnes. Attendees respond to the president’s address as the community event highlights club service and local engagement.
The Horstman event showcased a successful dance for Queen of Wheat amid festive displays and financial satisfaction. The Hetetitin Mechantes Hall hosted audits of activities, with Max Giddings and Miss Ginnings referenced among organizers, highlighting community involvement and a praised culinary arrangement.
A report on Horsham Music Club events highlighting composer Bach and the influence of early modern styles. Mentions Tina Deon as a noted contributor, Myra Motley and Gibbons among participants, and the overall aim to connect room music with national musical trends.
Reading from a damaged Melbourne era council record, residents fear wandering cattle on roads endanger travellers. The report notes measures proposed by the committee to curb stock movement and prevent damage to vehicles, with attention to future enforcement and public notice. Local official Mr G Molloway announces a shift in business and appeals for orderly conduct at a public meeting.
An all day event at the Royal Veterans Institute features a piper led dance for the Blind Institute. The mayor presides with an attentive crowd, thanking the organizers and volunteers for the funding and support.
Readers are briefed on a grant push for a water system project linked to Pimpinio. The proposed scheme targets residents with promises of improved supply, while noting opposition from some backers and local stakeholders. A theatre section advertises performances and celebrity appearances connected to the broader community event.
A crowded Nhill event saw Corriedale ewes with lambs and crossbred weaners sold at varied prices. Buyers from multiple districts attended, with notable figures and a communal town hall event planned for August 28 including children's activities and an upcoming euchre party for the unemployed.
Fragmentary report notes high poultry prices at city markets with buyers and sellers observing a strong demand. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate prices reaching notable levels and posters advertising sales. Identified entities include local streets and markets, though specifics are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR notes detail a proposed road deviation near Natimuk and Goroke with references to public works, minimal revisions to a works list, and comments on bridge and embankment plans. Local officials discuss timing, funding, and impacts on nearby settlements, with mentions of future construction phases and monitoring.
Professor at Alberta University unveils a new wheat variety resistant to rust and rot and with strong yield, tested at Camata and Portel sites. Supported by funding from the National Research Council, the line matured with Marquis in five years, potentially supplanting Marquis over large Canadian areas sooner than the usual five to seven year period.
The railway commissioners rejected a proposal for an Ararat to Maiillon evening train. They noted current line work to Mlewort and that Mr. B Awkows advertised service offers for repairs and undertakings across the district with a September 10 deadline.
A fragmented report details a parliamentary debate over the Franepest Bill with mentions of Mr Lamb, Mr Hauwitton, and Mr Obit. The text cites a vote conducted under scrutiny, with references to a conference at Stawell and an outdoor auditorium event, plus remarks on public support and political tensions.
The article reports on the Taxpayers Association of Victoria and its allied groups forming in several states, advocating organized criticism of taxation methods under federal systems. It notes professional critique lacking full economy support yet argues for broader resolutions to coordinate taxation policy with federal finance. A motor car collision near Wareeknuhent involves F W Gruede and Walter Taylor with minor injuries and vehicle damage.
Fragmentary OCR text describes confusion over air mail service bans and government action. Mentions reactions by officials and potential delays in routes. No clear dates or entities consistently identified due to garbled words.
A garbled report from a sheep show recounts chaotic scenes amid rumors of gunfire and disruption. Names and places are unreadable in the fragment, leaving only a vague sense of a tense atmosphere and an unclear outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled references to a wheat commission inquiry with scattered names and phrases. The readable bits mention possible proceedings, dates, and individuals but no coherent facts or outcomes can be discerned from the corrupted lines.
Sparse readable text notes Australia reporting a favorable trade balance amid unclear factors. Mentions export shifts and economic indicators but lacks concrete figures or dates to confirm specifics.
Moonee Valley meet featured multiple track and field results across events including relays and sprints. Names such as Wiel and Phun Clee appeared in several classifications, with team entries and times noted amid varied finishing positions.
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