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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
9
A fragmented essay critiques modern politics and partisan culture. It contrasts liberal beliefs with traditional views and laments the mental strain of party life. The piece urges personal reform and spiritual readiness ahead of voting.
The clipped text records obituaries and notices for private individuals including a death, family expressions of thanks, and bereavement messages. Mentioned are residents of Hor sham and Stawell with family names such as Purtle and Davis, indicating a community notice page with condolences and memorial references.
Bereavement card honors the memory of a father and beloved family member. The message thanks friends for sympathy and support during a sad time, mentions the passing on the sixth, and lists extended family and mourners in a solemn remembrance.
In memory of Henry Williamson. Deter swelled life June at taet. Honored by family and friends, his gentle laughter and warm stars remain cherished.
Fragmentary text references Senders for yasvage and delivery and the Horstram railway mation with air all Cinmmonwealty goals cited as vortexed. Mentions tendery for the parchane of Me Vurgin s property near Weere and a date of today. Architet Bertiwaiars and Sir James Erwin are named with references to an institute compunitier and secretary seerien.
The letter argues strikes threaten maritime work and arbitration gains, condemning union tactics while praising market competition. It warns government and courts against conceding to unions and urges workers to resist unconstitutional action, citing Seaview and international ideas.
The town office faced delays and staffing gaps during a busy week as duties were reassigned to the clerk and treasurer. Despite this, the total receipts were reported higher than last year with 8 percent increase, while council preparations continued for an upcoming meeting. A separate note highlights a charitable hospital benefit and continuing musical programs for patient rounds.
A Monday night meeting appointed a provisional committee led by Rev. EB. G. Pedrick to address community issues amid changing plans for Hor sham pool office alterations. Tender invites reissued for structural work including pontmunnter quarters and a rearranged mail sorting setup to improve efficiency and staff operations. The project faces delays as proposals proceed and new arrangements are debated.
A large attendance at a Wednesday Croquet Card Evening raised 7 120 for the Croquet Club at Soldiers Memorial Hall. The event featured autumnal decor and friendly rivalry, with Mr and Mrs Crawford and Mr Munroe winning prizes.
HUR OE S WELCOME BODIAL AU new departure as regards the Church of England is being made by St Johns Church authorities. They are holding a welcome point at the Parish Hall on Thursday evening June 18 to extend a hearty welcome to new arrivals. St John's congregation is growing and some growth is due to industry into Marshaw as a district of citizens. Every effort is made to get and keep in touch with there. For the purpose of bringing all much together for a social purpose the event is set apart. One of the Ballarat industries represented at Wembley Exhibition in Myer's Woolley Mill at Ballarat North sent a comprehensive display of articles manufactured at the mill especially rugs and blankets. As a result avenues of business have been opened up. Orders for rugs have been received from England and important orders are also coming from Canada.
A church notice states Mr Thyhim will preach at both services in Horsham Church of Christ this Sunday. The evening sermon will address trends in prevention and treatment, urging removal of root causes rather than masking disorders. An upcoming rally and Mildura Carnival report are also noted with partial details.
Local notices report a business sale after the death of Mr Tollner ten weeks ago, with new owner Mr Croft of Melbourne promoting stock at low prices. Presbyterian church announcements cover next Sunday sermons by E G Petherick on The Babe of Destiny and Naturemens in Religion, plus a prayer-focused week. The Presbyterian Girls' Club hosts events, and Church of England marks a Jubilee with gatherings in August. A scientific note extols plant to animal energy transformation and industrial applications.
In Horsham district a man stopping to buy mushrooms distracted by a white lamb and its mother nearly caused a collision with his vehicle. A local shepherd rescued the lamb from mud, returning it safely to its dam as onlookers watched. Wimmera Picture Co announce Horsham district screenings featuring The Lone Star and The Great Wicked Robbery with Tom Mix and Billie Dove.
A garbled Tasmanian style newspaper item lists applications for telephone service at Horsham and mentions private residence extensions in George Street. It also previews two films Tiger Fox and Tiger Lox with notes on appeal to schoolchildren, plus wool price concerns and other ads for coats and Madame Griffiths. Political note cites J McNeill as sole Labor preselection candidate for Wannon.
Horsham A N A members held a Tuesday evening session to discuss the term's agenda and boost participation. New members were welcomed, and candidates for leadership roles were considered as the group pursued stronger membership and renewed spirit.
The Court of Criminal Appeal refused to backdate the detectives Norlm and Macpherson’s conspiracy convictions, stating gravity of offence and leniency of sentences. O’Shew to stand trial for murder after coroner commits him for Texld killing on May 17. Steamers Browngaga and Dolga stuck in Sydney due to crew and wage issues. Flood risks eyed for the Bay district. Italian aviator Pinede welcomed at Melbourne Town Hall. Premier Allan confident of rural support. NSW Premier Fuller says government will resign with Labor majority.
On a Wednesday, students workers and protesters gathered at the oil gate in Pekin, estimations place the crowd at fifty to one hundred. Speeches urged officials to send troops to Shanghai to reclaim the consulate and demand action from the foreign office.
General superintendent Dr Choma announces that eight thousand people joined the Methodist Church and Presbyterian and Congregational churches in Canada, forming a unified church body with the local council and Chickchen.
The article reflects on early Australian history and nation building during wartime. It emphasizes the adventurous spirit, British exploration, and the development of Commonwealth identity. It notes the impact of World War I in revealing Australia’s heritage and resilience amid hardship and growth.
A lengthy report details a coursing event featuring Interstate participation and notable dog trials. Several named dogs and handlers appear among results and standings, with rounds progressing to semis and finals.
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