Prize-Winners For The May Quarter At Horsham
A children’s column from Horsham records prize winners for the May quarter. It lists Norma Nuradjuhs, Trombeih Nowadjuke, Barbara Taylor, Susie Myhit, and many others with marks and notes on winners, third prizes, and congratulatory remarks. The piece includes riddles, jokes, and poems, and encourages entries for next week while noting all correspondence goes to the Times Office in Horsham.
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Bon
Horsham
Woodtown
Roreham
Leslie
Norwoh
Iva
Morshaniis
Gwen Haugen
Willinagan
Naatinh
Max Voit
Fey
Nery Grohs
Doria Zippel
Betty
Antanas
Wihiminge
Sani Prige
Darist
Ierine
Norma Nuradjuhs
Seagal Prigy Anf Trombeih Nowadjuke
Marbara Taylor
Normdjuba
Spe- CIA
Susie Myhit
Donen
Anneve
Norma Niuswickey
Fin Trond
Liyud
Holy Grohe
Hetty
Taylor
Ronald Taylor
Leo Pozen
Betty Grobs
Barbara Taylor
Betty Brooksby
Norma Nitschke
Olive Ampin
Loui Asplin
Morgan Plush
Lorna Camport
Alan
Alan [Oslie
Keith Morrison
Lew Merri
Lan Morrison
Mary Curran
Gwen Myhill
Susie Myhill
Dostothy
Hy Vala’ Huby
Dawn Huby
Edna Knight
Amy Knight
Marion Robertson
Ellie Tehortson
Margaret Kowp
Doris Zippel
Isobel Young
Oh Come Tohnnie Johnny in Silly Local Silhouette
Fragmentary note describes a playful scene about a person named Johnny escaping to a place where good spellers gather. The tone suggests humor and lighthearted mischief with quotation style and informal spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Noradjaha
Variety of Australia News Items Telling Public Sights
A mix of eclectic reports covers a royal anecdote in Buckingham Palace, a rural mishap where a saddle mare escaped a trench and was aided out, bush travelers suffering injuries after a vehicle collision, and petrol storage plans near London. Also noted are a vegetarian dog story, a domestic animal diet shift, and a proposed continent-wide mineral resources survey in Canberra as part of economic planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gundagai
Nsw
W. Beardoy
Livermore
Shiry Hall
Australia
Canberra
Insect Menace and Cost to Australia Faces Public Debate
In Sydney at the Museum, Mr. K C McKeown warned of a growing insect menace threatening crops, homes, and livestock. Scientists debated whether humans or insects would prevail as control measures evolve, noting rising costs and ongoing efforts.
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Australia
K.C. McKeown
Sydney
Mint
Avistra
Amily
Cauntey
Fragmented text about man and beast death and strange events
The readable fragments describe a simultaneous killing of a man and a beast amid a murky day. The text references fear, conflict, and uncertain events around a place called Adelang CNW with unclear details and garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelang
CNW
Witiers
Ceurt
Fort Post Post aesthetic alert at Forty hot pies stand
Fragmentary OCR text mentions hot pies with lingy and grills at the Fort y. Post event or place. Highly unclear due to garbled letters. No definite dates or names.
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