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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1927
Page
7
A physician informs patients that she will operate from Baillie Street opposite May Park in Liscard, continuing her capital medical work as before.
The notes praise keen knowledge of atmospheric conditions and engineering skill amid winter weather. After a week of frost, rain fell Saturday night and Sunday, with Horsham recording 80 points and Dinebol 20 polls as dryness of soil affected by frost recedes.
A fragmented Morstiaan page records a town meeting where residents debated local affairs. It notes acting officials, wages, rolls, and upcoming public events, including a gathering at the Morstine pavilion and plans for Friday and Saturday activities. Key names include Pranels Williams, Bathshert, Horsham, and community leaders across several committees.
In Warrackfacheal Rev W Nabunich of the Presbyterian Church was farewelled by members of his congregation on Thursday evening in Me Combes Ill. About 400 attended as eulogies were given by Anglican Methodist and other church representatives. The service included tributes from Rev G Mitchell and Rev Ed Schussler and noted plans for the Wimmera Freshstery session. The event closed with a gift and remarks about the town’s friendship and future support.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various names and locations in a disjointed stream, including references to a person called Btra ted and a place or event styled as a missionary context, with unclear sequence and no coherent narrative.
A fragmented 19th century column mentions pigs and a meeting at Csles and Vikesds with references to drainage, hospitals, and wartime relief. It notes fundraising events, a MNT committee, and a lantern lecture about China, plus football training news and trophies for a prize.
The notice explains that changes to standing advertisements must be completed by Tuesday or Friday to ensure issuance. otherwise insertion cannot be guaranteed. It emphasizes timing requirements for amendments and final placement.
A garbled wire service style note mentions cable service items, referencing Horsham Tinea, Australian and New Zealand markets, and allied entities. The text is fragmentary, with unreadable names and unclear specifics about services or agreements.
A woman named Waller, 22, of Coro Street Gowlemg, died after a Friday quarrel during an expedition with Ms Hruther, Whittles Matthiley, and others. Waller was struck by a gunshot entering the shoulder and died at Rectan Hospital soon after. A doctor attended. Waller had two gunshot wounds. Deceased was a former resident of Uanbunle and sister to Mey We Wathen Tsmtwala and Miss Wather of Mie winko.
Fragmented report notes Captain Cares Chamberlain leaving New York by air or sea on Saturday. Details of a crossing toward Newfoundland are unclear with mentions of a long voyage, a possible reception in Turin, and questions about a meeting or departure timing.
A scrambled note from Molnesrie reports city officials and movers gathering for lighting gala events amid western weather disturbances. Readouts mention heavy crowds and a fragile supply chain impacting early markets.
Thieves caused a weekend robbery stealing goods valued at about £1000. The incident involved armed or violent entry into a shop, with police investigations ongoing and no injuries reported. Police urge witnesses to come forward.
The financial briefing outlines a deficit near a third of reported figures with strategic measures to reduce costs. Officials aim to balance the budget, citing projected savings and adjustments in energy and operating expenses.
Fragmented OCR text describes a sensational tennis event with many garbled terms and names, mentioning Varennes and a French connection. It references a finish, a wager, and a dramatic moment involving a French opponent and possibly a coach or official, but the exact details remain obscured.
Fragmentary report details a Palmar Ge uprising with mentions of Warrier, Anambool Breakwater, and a citywide fear as authorities confront a tense period. Scattered names and places point to a broader disruption, with references to dates, votes, and local figures.
Fragmented OCR text reports Constable W Lawsuit departure at week end and rotation to Constable A Wy Denvaistson of Russell Street Mel Noa. It mentions Mr RT McCopmeek receiving a complimentary wind proaemton with a wallet of notes Sukn Mowly Wye of Kirketta and other garbled names. A 1914 date appears with unclear events and monetary reference £1300.
A fragmented report notes a railways commission pressing for urgent public works as a halt in services and maintenance slows traffic. It mentions mayoral figures, harbour concerns, and calls for government action to fund repairs and resume operations.
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