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Fragmentary OCR entry suggests names like Hershexs Punter and Bulkartaney Ballaruc, with references to courts or commissions, but text is unreadable and lacks complete facts or outcomes.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1938
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR entry suggests names like Hershexs Punter and Bulkartaney Ballaruc, with references to courts or commissions, but text is unreadable and lacks complete facts or outcomes.
A damaged OCR snippet from a historical newspaper shows garbled lines and partial names. Readable items include scattered phrases about markets, totals, and locations, but essential facts and context are missing or unreadable.
The wedding of Myry Potrangboene, daughter of Joie, to Charles Semilton, son of Thomae, was held at Cadlaret Uy fie Her. Present address 7L Tolia Street, Horsham.
A chaotic scene on Western Highway near Dimou saw a motorcycle collision between two men Keith McPhos and Colin Staliers and a car. One rider suffered broken legs and facial injuries while a second man faced assault amid the post crash melee.
A chaotic report covers a fire brigades’ arrival at a block property near Prenketinaak, a petrol truck scare, and partial vehicle damage. It notes bread price cuts, a rail travel discussion at the Royal Hotel, and a school event at the Horsham Elementary with rainfall, meetings, and protests.
The local quail season near Wittorin is closed for adults, with officials stating the harvest period ended in March. Proposals to reopen are under review as conditions shift for the Californian region.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a to-day issue, travel services, ratings, Melbourne, Sanday, and a secretary position at an agricultural society. Details are garbled but imply an itinerary or notices about transportation and an appointment. Names and exact times are obscured.
A jumbled report describes a public library quarterly meeting with attendees including Mrs W Nalslinhat and A A Mowery, plus a Western Australia figure Miss Chris Hwa Cusmeron. The chaotic recount mentions committees, a presentation at a vaccination facility, and a misaligned incident with individuals and places unnamed.
A dispute between engineers and advisers at Commonwealth Airworth Corporation's factory led to a strike. Manager Squadron Leader Wace Swuty indicates the company will face a test of wages and fitness. Workers demand higher pay and better conditions while management insists on policy limits.
A garbled early 20th century item references the banking industry and a duchy judge unable to decide a matter concerning issuance or wedding in Ashitration Goure today by Tuaye Piper. It mentions a FUN Chart and questions about bank wage practices.
Widespread rain drenches Victoria except northwest Mallee and Bask Gipatand as a trough moves east. Ground moisture rises with potential for winter wheat sowing though some regions remain dry. drought relief cited by officials while river areas see improved subsoil conditions. Farmers anticipate better forage, with crop prospects regionally variable and sowing planned into July in parts, amid ongoing moisture concerns.
Fragmentary report notes a debate in the House of Commons on compulsory military service and government wartime plans. Mr Chamberlain states any such measures would be published to Parliament if the situation arises, amid questions on conscription and national mobilization.
London report says a delegate's vote saved the nation from a massive strike disruption over wages. The decision halted thousands of workers from retiming and halted potential economic paralysis by averting a wider industrial action.
Fragmentary report notes a ten thousand pound pearl from the West, with unclear details about origin in Bruomne Western Australia and involvement of a Hatton firm. The text references a person died in 45 fears and mentions Tongans and Australians in a context not fully clear.
Fragmentary OCR text describes air raid precautions in London with mention of Sir Burwell Howry and a meal allotment of 2750.00 sant, and government work or assistance related to shelter or accommodation for aura people. The garbled material references day, accommodation, and relief efforts amid wartime safety measures.
Reported notes suggest Bradman is a clear certainty to play in the first Test. Bregamdts or observers call him a guaranteed selection, with expectations high for his impact and form ahead of the opening match.
Unclear fragmentary report from a New York case mentions lawyers linked to alleged stashing schemes. Details are sparse with numbers and names garbled, hindering full reconstruction of event, parties, and charges.
In a compact MHNOF meet, Wade and Urmwen earned top points with Shiny Wiehe delivering 87, while Foedifat and B. Gray from Stawell Woo contributed notable finishes. Verbal notes suggest Ga Weron from SuPstiy also placed, marking a spirited day of competition.
Engagement announced between Miss Lhe Syenitaline and Thomas Dulin. In Horsham Australia, the wedding of Muriel Martin to Alben Martin of Ballarat occurred at Horsham Presbyterian Church with Rev. J. Sehue officiating. Bride wore satin gown with orange blossom accents and a tulle veil. bridesmaids in matte fabrics. reception at Pervine's Cit. Guests included family from Ballarat and South Australia.
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Agus McKinon of Northeons, formerly of Byusumt Street Horsiant, after a long illness. Funeral held at Tisha Cemetery with requiem Mass at St. Joseph's Church, reported by local authorities. Some lines appear garbled but reference to survivors and service details remain.
Fragmented OCR sketch reports a large sewer project near Warrictheal with a 500000 pound implication. It notes a deficient frontage and mentions a government department handling the matter. The readable phrases imply delays and cost concerns without clear dates or entities.
A wire service summary reports that NGOM Company's minutes were allegedly falsified. The judge hinted criminal proceedings could follow, while directors face potential charges and internal scrutiny amid the disputed records.
Citizens have undertaken a broad manhunt amid reports of a suspect linked to a local incident. Law enforcement coordinates with volunteers in the effort, urging calm and cooperation as the search continues across the area.
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