03 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1930
Page
1
An Aust native expert writes about health for poultry in Australian Better Hen articles. The piece extols a device and method for chewing feed to improve digestion, reduce indigestion, and enhance digestion and nutrition. Readers are invited to ask health questions for further guidance.
A chaotic court report records multiple fines and defences. Tan Boonett for the Tieonsee pleads guilty. several men receive fines of £2 or £4 for breaches at a lodgers cupboard. Other cases involve defendants James Eagles and Martin Voight with defended and undefended claims, including work disputes and set offs. The court adjourns for seven days and notes prior convictions and health issues among defendants.
A chaotic report describes plans and protests over a major road and bridge project in New South Wales. It mentions a ferry toll dispute, an eventual bridge cost in the millions, and calls to private build and lease arrangements affecting crossing points near Parramatta and Lake Macquarie.
Fragmentary lines describe loneliness and hardship in a dated, obscure voice. Some phrases mention weariness, woods, peppers, and cures, hinting at a rural or small town setting with old remedies and communal struggles. The garbled OCR yields no clear event or names to anchor a fuller summary.
James Barnes declares appointment as agent for Byron pa mouEE leading ore stock and Melbourne market. All inquiries about investment marks will receive prompt attention from the agent businessman.
A large crowd gathered in Horsham awaiting registration for a water supply project. Officials expect about 25 men to start work at Barsham, with preparations for housing, food, tools, and ongoing yard activity. A telegram from MLA Mr Toutohs quotes the Premier starting water diversion under the Una Relief Act. Hogan says a reasonable number of local residents will be employed.
An Australia wide push for tariff reform dominates the bulletin, led by the Country Party. The policy aims to replace present duties with a comprehensive scheme to aid factories, farms, and mines, arguing tariffs raise costs and provoke retaliatory action from allies. The campaign claims to back Empire unity and low prices while stressing export competitiveness and railway reform. Two hundred New Zealand meat cases proceed to Melbourne amid shifting trade and price pressures.
In a local report, Diss O'Krien leaves the area for Seville school near Lillydale after holidays, with farewell ceremonies and speeches by A Krookshy J Huma and A Hobbs. A kitchen items collection and social gathering followed, and Miss Sylvia Metatyeey’s upcoming marriage drew many attendees.
A rural gathering in a focal hall discussed the need for rain as frost and dry ground threatened crops. Attendees, including local officials, urged action while noting improved soil conditions after recent frosty weather.
In Yee County, Wilwan Boltos & Co. sue for 660 and 448.8 owed on barrier notes and two promissory notes. Judge Winnehe deferred judgment, awaiting registry of court terms and further evidence. Monahan and Bourke represent plaintiffs. Moser Balfour Carhutt and others argue for defendants.
Reports mention public works in Telanjatuk East including repairs and painting, with a ministerial press on arrangements. A tennis and football club gathering occurred Saturday night with a mix of players and winners named among attendees.
Motor care, buggies, gigs and wagons renovated and painted with good workmanship and reliable guarantee. Hand carts described with nine items. Address: Darvin Street, Horsham.
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