Beaty Potatmen Item Prices and Units
Beaty lists Potatmen at new per quart and Oriens at le per unit. Recon noted per ML os.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1931
Page
2
Beaty lists Potatmen at new per quart and Oriens at le per unit. Recon noted per ML os.
Murky early text from Mabourns notes wheat trading conditions. The fragment mentions produce markets and local agricultural activity with unclear details.
The fragment notes wheat prices in Horcham and Movaham, then shifts to a memorial message for departed loved ones. It memorializes Ishasid, John Bernhard Hat, and a bereaved family. The text mentions sorrow, memory, and family relations amid a damaged, uncertain obituary-like notice.
Readable fragments indicate a local event tied to Borsham and Bath with unspecified dates Thursday and Friday in a yearly context. No clear persons or organizations emerge to anchor a full summary.
A muddled piece discusses government service and party loyalty, criticizing self serving leaders and urging business interest to drive national policy. It references parliament, commerce, and captains of industry shaping the state against political manipulation.
A horse driven by Porter Payne of Baill Street Mercham bolted on the Dimboola road on Sunday. The resulting stumble while the shaft snapped threw Payne heavily, injuring a broken wrist and severe facial injuries. Medical aid was provided later, with frost and cold conditions noted in the period report.
A Horsham Progress Association meeting discusses whether abooting galleries could raise funds and improve town life. Members debate safety and revenue at the Base Hospital site, while the executive plans for new members and praises canvasser efforts to grow the group to about 130 members in a year.
The series continues with a debate on whether talkies harm intellectual development, to be held at Exchange Hall under the England Men's Society banner. Opponents include the Railwars team backing the motion and a local adversary unit. the event highlights in the league’s year schedule.
A fragment discusses bicycle safety and the National Safety Council advising riders to keep lights on. It notes damp winter conditions and possible need for better visibility without a helmet or other equipment.
Fragmentary OCR notes show names and places amid unclear voting lines. Mentions of Thies Neatette Tho itoh and Whiltem Wionlies Vonada suggest a local race update with incomplete details.
A fragmentary theater write up discusses a Tor sham Theatre production with references to performers, costumes, and stage effects. It names actors and critics in a highly garbled style, highlighting odd dialogue and scenic elements amid a chaotic narration.
The management plans a Friday afternoon show at 3 o clock featuring the play The House That Is Built. Tickets are free with a special post show reception and refreshments provided for attendees. staff will assist parents and children during the event.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Masowic sightings at a church and at a town square in Senay. The text hints at a gathering with 10 members present and references large crowds or objects, but details remain unclear.
A notice announces a rehearsal for a concert at 2 pm in the Fire Brigade Hall. The page also presents a world sheep population table with figures for Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, United Kingdom, and other nations, dated around mid 20th century context.
In Merahis events describe stabbing and vigillike scenes. The ceremony at the Mechanics' gymnasium drew officials and spectators as film talk and racial tensions surfaced amid crowd reactions. The Rugcophome exhibit contrasted with commonwealth equipment, while voices carried through the hall in a tense ballad of the era.
Japanese traders eye Australian ports to purchase racing dogs for use in Japan and for strong prices. Japanese cattle breeders look for dogs amid concerns over breed standard and high import costs.
Readable text shows a weekly rabbit sale at the Queen Victor Market with 12 stalls devoted to rabbits. Wholesale shipments and prices include 5 skeinets per rabbit and 2 pounds per unit, indicating a robust demand for rabbits at the market.
The article presents a garbled OCR passage with dialogue about a girl and a suspect, mentioning detectives seeking witnesses and references to a place and names. It appears as a failed transcription with disjointed phrases and stray terms, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
A lively review of a vaudeville style program titled The House That Jack Built featuring a lineup of acts and performers. Reeded by producer or venue details, it touts acrobats, pretty girls, dancing routines, and a mock dramatic narrative. The piece notes ticket prices, performance times, and audience reactions, with emphasis on entertainment value and crowd engagement.
A fatal accident is reported at a Geelong work site involving individuals named Abbott and Wilson. Details are limited in the fragment, but the incident is described as a serious factory or torment works event with a single victim noted and ongoing inquiries expected.
The Mallee and Wimmera regions face a reported plague of imine, with authorities stating the event lies within the Shnrt ment of Agricultire. Officials advise boris AV eBAGBeratenl and demerit as the situation develops.
Fragmentary notes describe a debate on internal debt and related financial matters. Text references leaders and parties but lacks complete context or clear outcomes.
A garbled OCR style note references Tar Board matters, Mr Thomsen, and an application, mentioning tariff, duties, and potential hearings or submissions. Reads as a partial historical record with unclear names and places.
A fragmented report describes a family’s journey toward Perth with unclear details. Names and places are garbled, but it notes a trek lasting months, travel costs, and a planned stop or encounter related to a theater or event.
A fragmentary OCR notice reports a plane incident involving a pilot and a named organization. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
A garbled police report describes a fatal road incident where multiple motorists were shot during a confrontation. The fragment mentions two people fatally wounded and references police actions and named individuals in unclear context.
The council weighs dairy industry interests and local producers amid rising butter demand and market pressures. Officials consider how Victoria trade, shipping routes, and regional meat and dairy output affect the town’s economic stability and future policy.
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