Sale yards slur on city roads? Granary to Melbourne markets
A visiting reporter described dilapidated sale yards with sheep penned in the race pavilion. Mud and water pools filled brick sections while sunbaked areas suffered. Agents suggested bricking and pouting would drain water, and relocating wagons near the Harshant Railway Ballas could shift traffic away from the main yard.
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Visited Horsham England Strengthens Town Ties
Mr Te Laightowier visited Horsham in England and discussed improving sanitary measures with local officials. The visit, noted by the Morsham Clerk of Council Mrs Aston Burmy, reinforced existing ties between Horsham and his town.
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Morsham
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Public hospital fees rise to 18d a day from July
Public wards at Wimmera Base Hospital will charge 18d daily starting July 1, with the hospital benevolent scheme proposed to offset costs. Management urged weekly payments by individuals or couples to a hospital benefits body to enable admitted patients to be treated free or at reduced cost.
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City football match notes and public reading date
Fragmentary notice records a football event at the city stadium with a public reading or appeal dated around late July. The text mentions a balance of £25 and an appeal by a district service or office. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Narrow Escapes In Hotel Fire At Hall Gap
A hotel in Hall Gap narrowly escaped total destruction when a stall building was damaged by a morning fire. The blaze began after a crack in the cane light, drawing neighbours and police. Water pumped to curb the flames saved rooms and furniture, with one wing sustaining heavy loss. The incident remains under investigation.
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City Council Approves Land Acquisition for Street Widening
The City Council voted to compulsorily acquire 16 feet of land on the north side of Mill Lane between Wawuand Road and Prederick Street to widen Air Lane. The motion followed a recommendation from The Prinee Committor at a Tuesday meeting.
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Peace Or Olivia Says Peace Or Olivia Says
Olivia de Havilland spoke on a new idea amid fan attention describing a concept titled Peace Or Olivia Says and its potential appeal to a broad audience.
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Help Needed In Scout Migration Effort
A fragmented, error filled note seeks help in organizing scout migration from the Victoria Kingdom region. It mentions employment for a person to assist in planning the migration, potential team participation, and requests volunteers to join a committee. Names and precise locations are unclear due to the garbled OCR text.
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Baealer yt totee al ti Shi potty Howe on Satay.
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Water channels and the Araplinary district water woes
The secretary Mr de Duggan read a letter at Tess day’s meeting detailing water losses and channel improvements in the Arap district. He cautioned about future costs and the need for coordinated action by shire councils to prevent further supply shortages and property damage.
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Duggat
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City needs three more doctors in urgent plan
Report from Melbourne notes extensive hospital staffing gaps as the health administration calls for three additional doctors to meet community demands. Key officials, including WW Shoobridge, discuss recruitment efforts and patient care implications ahead of Friday meetings.
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Wimmery
Melbourne
Horsham
No Decision Yet On Haven Hall Committee Meeting
The Haven Hall committee did not accept further additions at the meeting. Members will continue discussions and try to finalize plans before the next gathering.
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Football Crowd Honors Her At Horsham City Oval
More than 8000 football fans gathered at Horsham City Oval on Monday to honor Her. The event featured a march by the band and a tribute to local figures as Western and Midland teams competed. Police and organizers managed a calm, celebratory atmosphere during the community gathering.
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Ideal Conditions For Stud Sheep In New South Wales
A South Australian Merino Sheep Breed Association spokesman stated ideal conditions for stud sheep in New South Wales. The group, about 40 members, stayed in Horsham and discussed rainfall, pastures, and water supply impacts on breeding stock amid recent weather talk.
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Tribunal action at Morsham anchor night
Three players were reported by the Independent Tribunal at Omunty Cate in Morsham. Charges involve alleged misconduct and possible penalties noted for several individuals including Kerry Headed and others from Nasimuk and Bradfield. Proceedings were led by Messrs A Saunders, F dory WNuttowes, and Lah Donen.
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Sign Up Near May Park
A garbled notice from Wilnon Street reports a new proetext on Totat treet and Baillie Street, with the City Fins and Mr C Vaughan involved. The sign is to be erected on Phruitsdty amid a meeting of the Hi sham City Council and the Awira- Tian Labor party, seeking to create an event at Aevwenton.
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Hs Totat Treet
Baillie Street
C. Vaughan
Hisham City
Connell
Horshar Ranch
Awira- Tian Labor Party
Children Receive Injections at City Health Drive
Approximately ten children were monitored after diphtheria injections as Milburn City Health Department organized a vaccination day. Officials expected around 10,000 people to receive serums as part of the drive held midweek.
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Mathorn Ito
Joney Aiken
Phihleon
Dry spell needed for oat crops and lake grazers
After heavy rain in May and June, Lake rum grazers hope for dry weather to protect oat crops and pasture. The unsettled conditions threaten crop growth, with notes of moisture impact and local forecasting for the period ahead. Weather outlook mentions a warm weekend and potential easing of wet spells.
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