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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text references Wooly of Hor PE thre and Methodist Church activities. It mentions a hospital, a court case, and town venues with names and dates but remains largely unreadable and disjointed.
A garbled OCR page fragment lists numerous names and scattered phrases about social figures, welding, fashion, and local scenes. The unreadable text intermingles event hints with person names and places, yielding no clear narrative or single topic.
Obituary notes the passing of Whe Relies and mentions nearby residents and family connections. It references community figures and locals with ties to churches and schools.
A fragmented note details increasing sales and wages, mentioning percentages and a foreign address. It references a fee and retreat, with scattered names and street references, indicating a busy but unclear market scene.
A Melbourne mystery reports a man found dead on a seat in Victoria Gardens Melbourne with no clear identity or evidence of cause of death. A servant mentions a bullet wound but provides conflicting details. Police identify the deceased as Thomas Carroll, an optometrist from Alt Vike Street, after examining witnesses and notes.
A highly distorted OCR-like passage describes a sundriesman in England and mentions a kitchen, dealers, and various food items. The text drifts through misread terms like pepper, cloves, herbs, and beverages with scattered references to trades, stores, and a market scene, though many words are unintelligible.
A lengthy account details ancient and modern sheep husbandry, shepherding roles, and wool production. It cites Canaries, biblical references, and travels of Chardin, plus a farmer G. McEwen of Baye who cornered a fox in a sheep yard with his dog.
Friday timetable lists Langlands Session from noon to 1 pm and 6 pm Mad day events. The Lorden Times dinner music runs 7 pm to DOS with Munic announcements. News and Market Reports blend with current happenings and Horsham football notes amid a busy reading slate.
The Salvation Army advertises meetings from 7 30 am to 7 pm with scripture, prayer and song. Mrivat Miles leads sessions described as充 full of praise and song and promises spiritual benefit to attendees. The schedule lists varying times and locations for services and devotional activities.
A government style notice from N. M. Simmons Shire Secretary imposes a two mile radius and specified roads within Arpires Shire for a perimeter search. It lists boundaries including Hirstever River, Arapiles Shire lines, and major roads. A reward of two pounds is offered for information leading to convictions under the provisions of the section.
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