Minimum charge protests gas tariff at Horsham council meeting
Horsham Town Council criticized Colonial Gas Association for a 10 shilling minimum charge. The council vowed to protest further, seek information for ratepayers, and inform residents how the minimum affects them. A seed reports reviewed 1942-43 operations and Friday appeals were debated. Red Cross and other matters were briefly discussed.
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Colonial Gas Association
Horsham
Sevcen Ee
Union
Deai
The
Red Cross Regar
Firebrace Street
R. Wilfrid Smith
Cys. Charles
Wilmoth
Saunders
Bowden
Hut- Bieske
Menadie
Ney Rodda
Not Asking Money for Nothing Protest Notes Riot Tense
Fragmentary OCR from a historic page shows protests and public action with scattered names and events. The garbled text references demonstrations, voices, and a tense scene as onlookers watch proceedings unfold in a crowded area with unclear specifics.
Stairs in Firebrace Street Friday Rights Debate
A fragmentary note discusses stairs on Firebrace Street and Friday access, mentioning councillor opinions and potential exclusive rights. Text references Heal Creme and local conduct issues, with unclear names and stray phrases, suggesting a political or planning dispute over street access.
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Firebrace Street
Serrebiey
Tiurehay
Heal Creme
Anantey
Feehmee Street
Tims
Ymerticwlar
Weiner
Infant Welfare Centre referenced recent Horsham event
Report describes local Infant Welfare Centre services with community outreach and staffing details. Mentions Harshim and Luc LifMath Welfare, noting nurse and doctor involvement, and describes efforts to improve maternal support and infant care.
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Horsham
Seth
Slortag
Opianen
Harshim
Finsie
Mureham
Dieteret
Charles
Full council meeting and public concerns voiced
The document notes a full council meeting on May 1 to discuss manpower priorities and a port operations schedule. It mentions a new telecommunications line expected after 1 pm and outlines issues raised by residents, including police complaints and local public disturbances.
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Wits
Town Council weighs truck park plan and power house work
The council discusses purchasing a truck for road work and parceling council funds. The Power House extension plans from the Department of the Interior are approved with installation guidance. Engineers review drawings with high-vision oversight and local electrification plans.
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Main
Healy
Fie
Connelly
Menarth
Stith
Coneath
Ime
Hank
Foven
Seed Committee Report Details 19th Century Farm Work
A 1840s seed committee report documents planning at Sunnyside and Dun Joins with names like Thea Diaether Francis and J Wallace. It notes planting, weeding, harvesting, and threshing activities, transport aid from local volunteers, and a favorable harvest, detailing plots, labor, and community efforts.
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Tome Antares Peruichas
Amton Kerdronan
Tle
Mysst Bo. Miller Fehairnmng
Mithon
Thea Diaether Francis
P,ismond
J. Wallace
Finkemeyer
K. Groxstunn
Mark T. Taloh
J. R Membrvy
Tritselioster
W. Weight
Wills
Mes
Fink Phi
Mesars
Campi Anal
McLean
Lie Aaw
Langerendnn
Tullon
Alattoire Amt
Intervaus Rithy
Genviane
Bate San Agakle
Finkamoser
Neventtwr
Avery MatsHat
Sunnyside
Hanks
Spit Smith
Pilon
Meath Mtier
Harrison
Osos
Membres
Len
McDonald Axmin
Counci
Mestre
Ait
Darreon
Te Miller
R. Pratets
Hiv Valvediaamds
Uinrostiias
Francis
Ub Weskien
Britain
Scarlet Fever Treatment Claims Recalled in Maine
A garbled report notes purported scarlet fever remedies and mother’s claims amid vague references to medical standards and antiseptic wax. Authorities or involved parties are not clearly identified in the readable text.
Motes's Report on Interim Indirect Inemdetor Analysis
The report outlines a late 19th century inspection process involving a team led by an unnamed inspector. It cites themes of timing, data handling, and temporary arrangements, noting a September event and partial completion of ratios. It references figures like Whit and a focus on environment, with mentions of individuals such as Harms eof theerf and Juichuseva and others.
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Cneianet
Ana Tatat
Theerf
Juichuseva
Madde
Charles
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Ian Fate
Loners
Tyaptoissbonek
Wiley Fritaned
Stoke
Joe Moiste
Hetlee
Hugh Ays
He Beebarn
Red Cross
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AON Seed
Ted Guy
Uhr
Tate
Vsex
Countey
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Finance Committee
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Sean Hoel
Oon
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Atul Azeoenl
Sante
Villar Street
Easton
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Revell
Jerome
Heatwar
Polley Sruiah
Auterinkinen
Jane Anbedt
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Saumiers
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Naples
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Sanktorit
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Wateraporks Trust
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AMP
Commonwealth
AMG
A.M.P. Society
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Arthur Robinson
Awe
Sneddon Fla
S. Osmond
Ganeral
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Market Street
Melboures
Price Street
Marsha
Whitr
Parkinson
Radiotron
Liberty Loan
Aqrsham
Houilton Street
Generatom
Starnes
Luder
PAC
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