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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1930
Page
5
The report notes frost and rain disrupting evening activity and affecting sales. It highlights poor turnout with few buyers and reduced revenue. Mentions lingering frost and cold to temper growth forecasts for crops and markets.
Last day or ratepayers vote to keep rates at 68. Voters will see changes added to assessments and must choose for the tax rate to stay on the tuew ball or the shire ball.
A mid-1900 column critiques Labor and party systems, arguing about parliamentary dynamics within the British Empire. It discusses leadership splits, policy extremism, and the difficulty of aligning reforms with workers’ needs, while noting related social topics and local civic notices.
The fragment notes a political or diplomatic arrangement involving Menter's group and a push to abolish or alter allied ties. It references Australia and New Zealand and hints at a broader wartime or postwar realignment with unspecified terms. No clear dates or named officials are readable.
Fragmented OCR text describes broadcast cricket coverage and scheduling around a test match in England. It mentions broadcasting events, invitations to customers, and references to upcoming days of the week for transmission.
Mr B Allen and Mr TK P Reefe of Ela Grove Winslow had a unique incident when their car struck two foxes and a hare, injuring them and leading to compensation talk for a fatality. The Murton Police Court dealt with a Workers Compensation Act claim of 1880 for the death of Richard Jamon from February injuries, with funds set for widow and children. Ministerial visits and a debate at Stawell Presbyteran School also appear, noting a clash over male and female roles in society.
A farm scene unfolds when a fox darts from a tree while a dog and farmer watch. The fox edges away as the dog and man pursue, ending with the fox hiding near a treetop and guiding the tale toward local humor. The article also mentions a political visit by Mrs. Moore Wettentall and others to the Dover imnet in the Victorian Country party.
The Orsilam Theatre showcased The Lone Dombe featuring Maw Cheeation with Maurie Chevalier drawing audiences. Chevalier’s performance and new film style earned praise, while the production features lavish sets and musical numbers. A separate report notes an attempted suicide by a 10 year old boy, Jamet Fuku Row, who was recovering after surgery.
A government discussion on opening Hey Forest lands to settlers faces opposition over soil and forest quality. Separate items note a death at Levk ie Manor aged 45, and a dispute over gas prices tied to Brighter Guy Co and Magisnailites, with ministers claiming justification for the hike.
Mutbuuring Monta wires report rapid developments as officials confirm new measures. Local observers monitor the unfolding events with sparse details and cautious optimism.
Detectives are investigating a case at Fitzroy where investigators pursue a primary theory about the defendant. Sources mention John Taylor and Maluirday Wermisell as figures in the inquiry and the detective team continues active work on the case today.
A disorderly market scene ends with a man pointing out the thief by a witness. The thief snatched a woman's tie and fled, but the pursuer closed in as traffic thinned and bystanders pressed forward. Police arrived as witnesses and officers joined the chase.
Mlap Edwarde reports on the Borough Nursing Centre committee meeting. Former teacher Mite Dicker from Arapites school has accepted an exchange from Rainbow- Devon, Kinglawich, with vapors to commence duty in August. Mr Fred Neilson was entertained at the Mia Maw Cafe by the Repay Amateur Dramatic Society and other organizations with a suitable gift.
A former well known resident of Wun dent, Mr George Bodey, died at Gambwer at the weekend. He was brother of the late Mr WT Hin Dacen road, Horsham Fire lace and a farmer. He was educated at Whe 4 hen school and worked as a jite in the pense. The obituary notes a lengthy family history and mentions a funeral at the Serna Cemetery on Supstey.
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