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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1926
Page
3
A rugged exhortation argues that true leadership requires an unyielding stance in debate and honorable action. It contrasts weak conformists with men who stand for their beliefs, invoking courage, integrity, and personal resolve as the path to real character.
WURSE GEYER informs patients of relocation from Wermoath to Linecard on Rallile Street opposite May Park. The notice mentions continued service at the new address with the same bow and references ongoing legislative debates on a pending national issue. Additional dense text appears as fragmented commentary on parliamentary matters and unrelated local items.
A fragmentary ad lists Wembley Private Hospital on Pymsent Street with Booth and McClemas Medical Surgical and Midwifery services and a phone number 47. The readable content suggests a local medical facility offering standard private care and related services.
A compact report lists Moore and Journeaux and related investment terms, referencing a Melbourne bank building and associated financial details. The garbled text notes share and investment activity, with names such as Bjork and RS & A, and mentions Melbourne and Cent. bE duit Hh Velrermtus.
Fragmentary text shows names such as Lazarus and solicitors in an unclear Coweta area notice. Mentions addresses and phone references with partial street and wine terms, lacking a clear event or action.
Local ad notes Schwennesen Tue Tailor located on Pireirace Street in Norsiam with phone 233 listed for inquiries.
Today's market notes list miscellaneous price figures for provisions stores. The readable items include varied goods with unit prices and brief quantities, though much of the OCR text is garbled, limiting precise values and item names. The fragment suggests retail commodity pricing chatter typical of early 20th century commerce pages.
Fragmentary Horsham Times text shows garbled date lines and possible weekday reference. Readable parts mention a Wednesday and a year line, suggesting a notice or brief column entry awaiting clarification and publishing.
A garbled but dense report discusses federal powers, arbitration, and the role of the federal government in shaping policy. It references legislative debate in the House of Representatives, tensions over states’ rights, and concerns about federal authority on national governance and economic policy.
News and notes detail the East Ham or officials requiring rate payment for municipal taxes. The article records receipt of payments and lists contributors including Martin Fund members, Heath, Ratkes, Bolton, and Murehinson with a total of 105 pounds noted.
Thien Wih Tay nee al Chee ga wn plots in tt playground of tor sinh Aebeal and Briday when Miller Bay sve observed. The growmd sats the event featured market rates, buyers attendance, and a fair contest among sellers with firm prices on April 27. PHIRE COUNCIL AND BEFS. The Middern Shire Cogmell prepared affidavits for the cane volting from the order gist made by Ur. dustles McFarlan om May 10 past.
In a Sunday address the secretary of the Minory Federation pledged to ballot miners on future action if the government accepts the outcome. He warned that prolonging the struggle risks violence and hardship for families, urging restraint while negotiations continue.
Fragmentary OCR reads as an advertisement for A Arnott and Co with terms around salt, washery, and fashion goods, then a notice for a monthly meeting of the Vectin Hast Partnere Asintation to be held in Tow Mad oe Frotiy wear at py He pm.
A vessel named Thy W. aed with Mosiay P and O. Liner Ag timers Beltase ran aground near Rosebud yesterday. The ship was later refloated and reported safe.
Detectives in Lauriston Hall pursue leads in the case of Colonel Tulloch's murder. Wits, witnesses, and unnamed associates are drawn into the investigation as authorities seek a clear motive and suspect lineup. Local officials urge patience while the inquiry continues.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and places including Sarnia Horsham and LovW Reclimont with fleeting references to a Nurwt Juhi station Me and a new Inset for Benita. It mentions Mr Payne transferring to Mersiam, Hunt and Moreham living together in flats, and a hospital connection with Mr Hangs, all in a jumbled historical context.
An OCR damaged record lists a series of church events including a wedding at St Marys in Mur ie and a ceremony by Rev POEL Widmer at St Man's Poeketerian Church Mawoll. It mentions the marriage of Thomas F secretary, and a dahing reference to Dora Cath, youngest daughter of a Mr vhae Vin in Dheeph Dead, plus other local notices and names. The garbled text includes references to Aberdown ster, Gestone, Ragland, Ballirat and Dayenn street, with scattered mentions of marriage celebrants and attendees.
The article reports the death at age 85 of William Cruikshank a long time resident native of Litton Kingayoh later emigrant to the States in 1852. It notes his widow five sons ten daughters and his funeral at Dimbolla Cemetery with service led by Rev W Fowney and funeral arrangements by Martindale Bonn-Noodle Great Pepperatat Care.
A Tunella meeting at Goroke last week condemned proposals for land tax and a proposed railway trust plan. Attendees including soldiers and local figures argued against new rating fees and urged fair treatment of parishes like Toeworm and Mat tat, warning of unfair burdens on farmers and local residents. Members named Moses, Mock, Tully, Lowe, Cum, kinleetont and others spoke on fairness and the need for transparent trust actions.
The record outlines May rainfall and five month comparisons showing 44 percent registered and 83 points over the prior year. It notes advancing irrigation and above ground rope, general lambing, and promising agricultural outlook with wheat trials, blue stone farming, scarce mushrooms, and local school day events.
A fragmented OCR reading mentions a meal and various unclear names and actions. It lacks coherent events or identifiable subjects to summarize into a definitive news item.
Fragmented text outlines a historical column with scattered names like Poul amas and Petter a yee Weys. The passage lists individuals and places, mentions a drift of commentary on weariness and religious imagery, and contains numerous garbled phrases.
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