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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1912
Page
5
In a district meeting a plan to erect a new hall and related improvements is outlined. The lengthy article records officials, names, dates, and procedural steps, including bylaws, committees, and anticipated impacts on the town and residents.
The article describes eczema as a painful, spreading skin disease that can become chronic and hard to cure. It promotes Dean's Oefeat as a safe remedy with no interruption to daily duties and claims many cures.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe tentative loan discussions and preliminary arrangements. Mentions individuals Paes Sth Mears Moore and Day with references to meetings and crossings. No clear event date or location is discernible in the readable text.
An extensive livestock and horse sale notice lists Minyip and Natimuk auctions with cattle sheep and horses. It details dates and locations including Horsham Natimuk and Hamilton with entries and early registrations, plus general sale conditions and transport arrangements.
A trial in Arusha heard how a poacher murdered a man after a dispute over hunting. The defendant confessed to the killing and was sentenced to death in a public hearing, with the judge accepting the evidence and the prosecution asserting the crime.
The Wimmera faces drought conditions with stock selling interests extending to the South Australian border and into Western territories. Wheat remains the main crop, with limited subsurface moisture and hopeful signs from past drought patterns. Rainfall variability threatens yields, but early sowing and recent field observations suggest potential wheat harvests if rains improve. Local growers note low river flows, potential subsidence of drought, and ongoing efforts to manage feed and water resources amid uncertain weather.
Lachert of 7 Ienham Birt Sydney describes mysterious ailments from filiowsnees and digestion while working on the wharf. He and his wife suffer vomiting, liver sluggishness, and weakness, trying various remedies without relief before seeking a final option.
Officials outline a four year curriculum at Horsham High School focusing on practical applications in science, mathematics, agriculture, and arts. Courses include professional, training college, artisan, and agricultural tracks with field and lab work. Donors pledged subscriptions to the project funds.
Correspondents report a well attended Wednesday meeting in Mack Heath district for forming a branch of the Australian Women's National League. Mrs W F Allan chaired and spoke on league use and benefits. Officers elected include Mrs Ane Greenaway president and Mrs G H Malach treasurer. The branch will meet bi monthly at Blackhen School and aims to back Liberal candidates in the next Federal election. The first meeting in August is planned with hopes for strong attendance.
Social notes recount Sir William Lyes second marriage kept private to a younger bride named Enid. The record lists a Wed nday ceremony at Jeparit for Jericho and Mie Agee Kum, with gifts described in detail and a reception of numerous silverware and glassware items.
Lord Denman opened the Commonwealth Small Arms Factory site in Salat Town with Deputy Pearce and Captain Clarkeson in attendance. The event highlighted Australia facing evolving global threats and the need for a robust defense, while thanking the South Wales Government for cooperation and noting ongoing preparations at home.
A dubious health claim promotes Pep tablets as a universal cure for lung and chest ailments. The text touts pine forest remedies and a supposed miracle drug, alleging miraculous internal healing and weather resistance.
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