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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
6
A messy OCR fragment touches on compulsory wheat labor, with scattered names and terms. It references approvals, figures like Lew, Paul, and Helen, and hints at a political or legal debate. The readable portions suggest a public policy or labor matter with actors and dates, but the text remains garbled and fragmentary.
The Ener be Tels Presa publisher in Survie ing Unite isawe of April 21 releases notes about letters written weekly, mentioning Joe mombup of The Naewheh Foto Chis and a Norwich speaking event. It recounts a Bantom Dail Frese report and references a ride by Lewa tide footjumper, with discussion of weight and riding abilities.
District reports rain through the moth, improving farming prospects. Weather shifts aided Rust Worov and local meetings, with the bush nursing centre enrolment reaching about 250. Hawthorn and Warracknabeal protests in Victorian football follow tribunal actions and league rules.
Sir Arthur Robingam announces retirement after 25 years in public life. In a Saturday interview he says Labor Party’s lack of consistent policy and the futility of constructive work compelled him to leave politics.
Sporting notes cover a June match at Dane Recreation Ground where Horsham Juniors defeated Minyip amid muddy conditions. Pivotal plays in the third quarter by Morahan and Vingini influenced the margin while Horsham’s strong defense limited Minyip’s scoring. Upcoming Horsham South fixtures and a delegates meeting for the division are slated.
A jumble of matchups from Natimuk to Rupanyup and Stawell to Horsham marks the weekend schedule in the regional football leagues. Semifinals set for August 15 with two top teams advancing. venues include Rupanyup and Natimuk with August 1 and August 8 games noted among the relay of district contests.
Racing notes from Metbowries report a Monday Turf VRC meeting with several hurdles and stakes results. Greenage, Hag, and Parupa Bote placed in early events while Mountain Prince led from the bend to win by half a length, Royal Joker set odds at 1 to 1 against and claimed the Lanemtor Handicap with Glaxr and Verpesterer following.
Thin match on Saturday featured a tighter contest with Goroke leading most of the way. Ballarat umpire Beeres oversaw the game while players Stanton Bailey and Cervecher stood out with multiple shots on goal.
In a hampered garbled note, a local coursing club appears to plan events across states with talks of venues, dates, and a cafe setting at Enston's. The fragment hints at a Tuesday through Thursday sequence and possible bets or pend bids, with names like Miss Lie and others obscured.
A garbled OCR passage discusses youth issues and health topics with scattered references to science, viruses, vaccines, and societal concerns. It mentions ships and tests, unknown authors, and a series of fragmented terms that obscure clear events or conclusions.
A Florence column contemplates women’s influence and virtue, contrasting reverence and power. It surveys male and female roles and questions whether society elevates or diminishes women’s character through public praise and private conduct.
A garbled report describes a contentious tractor meeting with unclear details and mixed names. Protagonists include NAYES, YONG PROS, and FTPHESTEA ME, while other specifics remain unreadable, leaving questions about outcomes and participants.
The notice advertises Singer sewing machines with limited details. It lists an agent address at 0 Finvhione Street Marshaw next to Dr Black and mentions a box number. The language is garbled but centers on product availability and agent contact.
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