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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
5
A dense, error-filled fragment laments matchmaking and marital trust with proverbs about pedigree in marriage and honesty from business, warning readers to scrutinize spouses and employees alike amid archaic moralizing and garbled punctuation.
A compact Melbourne brokerage notice lists Byron Moore and Day and Journeyaux at 882 Collins Street. Tel Cent advertises shares and investments with a 2 and 43 quote and telegram code Moorberry Malbours.
The reader sees a fragmented item about Horsham events with day names and 1925 date hints. It mentions Tuesday and Friday scheduling but content is garbled. No clear people or organizations are identifiable.
A garbled stream discusses government policy and property rights with stray mentions of campaigns and housing concerns. Names and places are unclear, but the text hints at welfare, landlord profits, and public funding debates amid a noisy political vignette.
A garbled report argues for expanding bons and population growth through decentralisation. It claims minimal capital needs with possible gil-like gains, linking property values to investment across regions and suggesting immediate government action to show good faith and aid owners.
Rain drenched the weekend as police court proceedings unfolded in Borsham. Magistrate Me W. Wisin handled charges including driving offenses from Catlaghan's parade, while witnesses and local names like Wines, Glenister, and Nearney appeared in a flurry of testimonies amid electoral enrolment discussions and public notices.
An amateur stage event at City Mission hall features Att. Millantuhuson acting as New York host for Australasian Films Ltd. A piano miscue prompts a lighthearted remark about His Ma and the toast proceeds. Charity fund raising is reported with plans for expansion and future campaigns.
A long mixed-text item discusses electric supply upgrades in Horsham, noting heavy Friday night demand and planned distribution improvements. It also references a kindergarten teacher scene and a local school-related anecdote about a child drawing, framed in a period newspaper tone. The article shifts to wireless radio experiments and public apathy toward electors, with scattered mentions of Melbourne and Sydney stations and a federal test.
A fragment outlines a convention scene at Mallarat with Salvation Army oversight and local discontent. A church gathering becomes a forum where a speaker denounces government missteps, criticizes white Australia policy, and laments national banking woes amid a tense community mood.
The article outlines an upcoming farmers classes event with extended practice periods on topics such as adjusting machinery and dairy processes. It also covers plans by the Women’s Temperance Union, a note on new insolvencies, a Miller Store sale, and Wheat Experiments with yields cited from Dookie and nearby areas.
The council discussed delaying tax assessments amid concerns over rates and funds. President assured Mr Allmatt that efforts would be made to ease the burden, noting women and fruit markets faced substantial levies while property values remained high.
A garbled OCR page fragment mentions Whitelinet deaths and various names, places, and items. It references telephone service applications, Arbor Day notes, and a detached section about children, with scattered proper nouns and unclear context. The readable bits are sparse and inconsistent.
A theater ad reviews upcoming film program at The Hronk Theatre in Astonia featuring VahieTY Entertainment stars. It highlights the new Wynsley Pictures production with Barrymore and Chadwick Pictures, plus Madame Griffitus merchandise and assorted ads. The notice notes prices, showtimes, and a call to action for patrons to attend the exhibitions.
Owing to the refusal of Mr Alta eTant a to join the compulsory wheat pool question, anger grows among wheat growers. At a forthcoming meeting of the Victorian Farmers’ Union on June 11 a motion will be raised to expel Mr Allan foom by organisation and party amid expected strong opposition.
An Italian airman arrives in Adelaide and alters plans to travel to Melbourne with a later stop in St Kilda at 2 40 pm. Weather and fog disrupts workmen relief efforts. Obituaries note a memorial for those affected by the Panenie incident.
Mrs Bept Miller, a prominent local figure in the moving company sector, died Friday at age 75. The obituary notes her long involvement with charitable youth programs and public life, highlighting sympathy for the young and her charitable work.
In the Western Province election coverage, nine Egyptians convicted of complicity in the Birdar murder are sentenced. Eight receive death, the ninth two years' imprisonment. The report notes White leads on first count and mentions security investigations tied to the case.
A battered report from the Western Province shows low voter turnout as Ye Won and Mr. White face uncertain re election prospects. Williams and other figures contest for seats while party lines blur and public interest wanes.END IN SIGHT.
Australian press notes a sudden departure of relief players in the Rench Tennis circuit, signaling a reshuffle of participants and potential impact on upcoming fixtures set by the association.
A garbled report from London on Australian tennis moves announces Amerson arriving for the Wimbledon preparations. The Australian Prem Associaton mentions the Australian Duvie Cup team and expectations for the upcoming championships. The text includes fragmented phrases about family ties and prior engagements, with unclear details.
The garbled OCR appears to reference the Seamen Union and related disputes, with scattered terms suggesting public notices, affiliations, and administrative mentions. Key entities are unclear, yielding a fragmented summary of labor and maritime topics.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and affiliations near Evel and Mer, references to Mrs. Ketter and Lionel Tockwond, Flinders Naval Ty pots, and various places like Horeham and Ashlin Street. Details are severely garbled with multiple misspellings and broken phrases, producing an incoherent notice of social or naval event with no clear date or outcome.
The Western State team dominated the trip with convincing play while AMUtr jogadores faced a difficult schedule. Prominent figures like Miss Schwitwarter and Miss Heart are mentioned in relation to a school event with seniors and a celebratory mood.
Obituary notes the death of Dvofuthal ay mipint at her Brig pawn home on Wednesday afternoon 2TUy Wit aged 10 years of age. She is mourned by her father and a younger sister Biw with extended family. Funeral details mention a service at a local church and burial at Horsham Cemetery with relatives and clergy listed. The record reflects wartime patriotic recognition for charitable work and early achievements in education and service.
The fragmentary text hints at mental strain in modern life, noting mixed ideas and concerns about moral behavior. It mentions confusion in interpreting education and memory, with lines suggesting people try to be good but feel unhappiness and a lack of joy.
A torn correspondence piece addresses the Falter, with scattered references to songs, towns, and people. The legible segments mention MAE, NH, and regional points, hinting at a chorus of local names and places amid fragmented phrases.
The readable text comprises jumbled fragments mentioning locations, dates, and names. It references groups, streets, and possible events not clearly connected, making precise attribution difficult. The piece reads like a damaged historical column with scattered identifiers and stray terms.
A garbled 19th century article outlines dairy supervisors facing relocation and wage issues. It notes housing costs, travel burdens, and a policy that prevents allowances for damages caused by female removals, with supervisors often unable to secure lodging near work and some forced to stay in hotels or remote locations for extended periods.
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