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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1943
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes show barley and feed prices with figures and vendor identifiers. Mentions Laverne and market activity on a Thursday, but text is garbled with missing words and illegible numbers. The readable items include barley price cues and supplier codes.
The appellate hearing begins in Mintewile regarding the termination of the power contract. The opposing group asserts the agreement will yield greater profit if funds are shared evenly among contractors, while the lead manager argues the current payout should at least match prior functions.
Long transcript of court and war committee items covers petty examinations, public notices, and wartime manpower transfers. It notes a jury failing to agree on a charge against Charter Alexander Stewart for perjury, with remand ordered. Other items describe wage protections, rationing discussions, and community notices in Horsham and surrounding districts.
The readable content is fragmentary with numerous garbled words and names. It mentions individuals like Baker and Watson and a place possibly Bowlinsti, but no coherent event or outcome is discernible. No verifiable actions or dates can be established from the readable text.
An obituary notes the death of a long time resident at Heath Hospital on Sunday. The deceased, a native of Berke Deen, was survived by a large family including Sir F Roberts and others. The service was held at Bethel Algenal and burial followed at Hie Nagin Cemetery with many relatives in attendance.
Fragmented text suggests a report of theft or assault involving named streets and individuals in a city area, with unreadable OCR data obscuring full details. The readable bits mention street names and a suspect, but key actions and outcomes remain uncertain.
A garbled church notices page lists planned services prayers and meetings at Sethout Church. It mentions a monthly meeting with Mr Leask and Vel stones, a sermon by Mr Menadue, and a live viewing with Pastor JerNaMCE EATS. Members and supporters are urged to attend prayers and the lighting of candles.
A submerged report describes a devastating incident near Pantellaria with ongoing bombardment and naval activity. Details mention widespread damage, civilian impact, and continued fighting affecting the region and nearby communities. The article notes external responses and security concerns amid the siege.
A distorted historical clipping mentions Berlin and Tokyo tensions, references to notable figures and places like Einstein and the Mediterranean. The legible parts include garbled names and partial phrases, preventing a clear event but indicating a period of geopolitical strain.
A fragmented report hints at shortages and policy maneuvering in Victorian circles as new leadership faces supply constraints and emerging political factions. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text, but the piece signals tensions between local authorities and supply chains affecting daily life.
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