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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
10
Tow tour report lists Redman May and others in a terse, fragmentary update. Emphasis on telephone and event names suggests a local community notice. Readable fragments point to a brief schedule or schedule shift within a local civic context. No clear dates or outcomes are provided in the legible text.
Public notice concerns a legal matter involving Robert Thomad with references to stage names and addresses. The fragment mentions parties, locations, and a court or filing context, noting a scheduling or notification requirement and a contact person for further details. The text is fragmentary and several names and places appear garbled.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Hara and Gigs with Wag Fee and Bend action. Adrian Weaves and Sle Fyreeta Horsham appear as names in the readable text amid garbled lines.
V. J. Hurley announces a formal weekly arrival of new Loews for the lending library. The initiative aims to expand available titles and improve reader access.
Report on a trial of Case tractors in Avorratna by the Agricultural Service Engineers Limited at Mophete Street Aatelaite. Demonstrations show tractors can work on ext hill drift ground, with field tests in Sajwally mutis and Vertmont, convincing farmers of profitable use despite initial reticence.
A lengthy, textually dense forecast discusses drought effects across Australian regions, predicting continued high wool and meat prices. It highlights dry periods, pasture declines, and limited stock fertility, with emphasis on Victoria and South Australia. It forecasts tighter supplies, a lean lambing season, and likely continued demand for high grade wools amid drought conditions.
A long, dense article surveys innovations in locomotive construction and steelclad wood composites. It notes British engineering research on partitioned materials to separate solids from water, reducing wear and enabling safer, more efficient production. Mentioned are experiments with steel layers, noncorrosive coatings, and improved protection against heat, plus observed progress from South Africa and the United Kingdom in applying these materials to heavy railway components.
A garbled OCR piece discusses Ireland issues with distant references to peace efforts and political figures. It mentions a United Service, interactions with authorities, and various names, events, and places rendered unclearly. The fragmentary text hints at mediation and public statements amid tumult, with scattered mentions of leaders and civic actions.
An ad from Henry Berry & Co Pty Ltd based in Collingwood Street Melbourne promotes a diet and health lifestyle. It urges readers to try new foods and products for vigor and well being, highlighting nourishing options and household tips.
In Ballarat the dispute over a late resident Freneys Nettinwers Maren who died intestate and left estate and belt property valued at SA A arises. The deceased’s relatives abroad are being sought, whileBallarat Trustees seek letters of administration. The matter was moved from Practice Court to the CHAE ePk at the Supreme Court for inquiry and report.
Exquisitely crafted teeth with six years of perfect direct imported teeth offered at favorable terms. The ad promises painless healing, no aftercare trouble, and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Testimonials claim plates surpass rivals, with W. E Thomas and W. Aitkin cited. Visitation announced for Horsham on Friday, June 20th, 1923.
A Victorian era note from Bradshaw Horsham promotes carriages leaving their factory with four strong points: they look well they run well they perform well and they please purchasers. Large and small orders receive prompt attention as a claim of best quality from K and F.
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