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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
5
Fragmented OCR describes Abyssinian dispute notes and a discussion of a settlement and related figures. It mentions names, places, and dates in a disjointed way while referencing telecommunication terms and a forested area, with unclear outcomes.
Damaged OCR fragment from a local notice mentions Salp and a general reference to a person or location, with unclear names and details. The readable portion hints at an event or action but lacks concrete facts, dates, or organizing bodies.
The Horsham Methodist Church observed its anniversary with an 8 oclock family service and a communion conducted by the Rev. J Words. A later evening sermon by Rev. F. S. Woods emphasized religion in home life and the church’s role in society. Contributions were acknowledged, and praise given to choir leaders and organists for Sunday services.
An obituary notes the death of a former president of the Country party at 65 near Bir i and active farming at Rich Avon. He supported Jow Init Me willow and presided during his party’s era, survived by two sons and three daughters. Also listed are the widow Mrs Dane Thompson and other relatives with scattered birthplaces and connections to Dinboole and Kinimoka. The death followed a private plea in Gilgauden with details brief.
Fragmentary report states William Mahan, owner of a car abandoned at Buttemmout on Sunding, was involved in a test or seizure matter tied to 15000 dollars in signanean money. Details are unclear due to the damaged source text.
Fragmented OCR reads like a list of names and places with little context. It mentions Green Parle, Hor sium, Alin, Morris, Warpenmndig, Avvon, and family references to a late Mr. Morris. The garbled text yields no clear event, date, or action.
The article notes various recognitions and appointments in Geelong and Horsham regions, including Foster and Di Tiey figures, Mr. Glenister and ship Gyent, and the May 9870 timing. It mentions Miss M. Pstlett of Darlot Street, Horsham, receiving a relieving appointment and Mr. Naxon receiving the Order of DalG. details cover estate values and a Royal Commission link.
A traveler was stabbed in the back during a street assault described as unprovoked. Witnesses reported a male suspect, while authorities investigate motive and seek information from the public.
A well known boxing figure from Pirroy Smwn was sentenced to three months imprisonment on a charge of illegal use of a car. The case involved names including Vor Corrennaut and Melaurie with details scattered in the OCR text. The defendant Makino faced penalties related to unlawful use of a motor vehicle.
In Melbourne on Saturday morning a crowd gathered at the King's Dawait to unveil a senior lat to their efforts in the Garden of Memory. The garden center hosted a memorial ceremony honoring women across Victoria for fortitude and courage, with hundreds in attendance and many women remembered for past and present contributions.
A garbled for sale notice lists various items including tools and machinery, farm supplies, oranges, potatoes, and produce. The text mentions prices and vendors, with numerous misspellings and unclear lines. It reads as a dense classifieds fragment, reflecting a rural or small-town market page.
A garbled report extols long-distance Australian travel linking Adelaide to Darwin. It notes growing visitor numbers, rugged adventurers, and touring infrastructure led by the Tourist Bureau. The piece highlights Australia’s winter appeal, vast distances, and the evolving market for scenic treks and photography.
Advertisers desiring alterations to contracts must lodge copy at this office within two clear days. Advertisements already standing will appear unless actions are taken. Sun days not included.
The ad lists home made pies pastry and puff pastry, motor cylinders rebuilt with new pistons rings, car sales, sewing machines, phonographs, records, musical albums, and various household goods offered by vendors. Also a legal notice about estate administration and creditor claims against Leslie Edwin Loce with trustee involvement and dates for creditor actions.
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