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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
1
Government statistics show ten year wheat yield figures for Victoria and the Wimmera region with a Seminaty Borwng comparison to Longernong College. The article presents annual results over the past decade.
For statistical purposes the Wimmera district spans counties Lowan and Boryng and Kara Kara. The fragment lists numeric figures across years 1926 to 1991 with varied values.
Canberra correspondent reports the Farrer Memorial proposal near Queanbeyan and Canberra engages local bodies and the Commonwealth Government. Farmers visit the federal capital to study wheat farming and bread making prices as interest grows in a suitable memorial to William Farrer.
The Horsham CYMS held a half year meeting with R. Davieh presiding. A football victory over Green Park earned congratulations. The branch reported progress in cricket, athletics, table tennis, and football, with social events, a donation for school prizes, and a successful picnic at Natimuk Lake.
Citizens of Minyip and district discuss celebrating the unveiling of a memorial at the Minyip Memorial Hall. A fete is set for a date to be fixed with midday meal afternoon tea and supper, proceeds shared between the Mechanics Institute and US and P Society on a 50 50 basis. A date of Wednesday August 9 was tentatively chosen and a half holiday gazetted for the north riding. Joint secretaries were appointed and a memorial unveiling committee formed. Invitations for the ceremony will be issued by the progress association president and secretary.
Railway alterations across multiple lines reduced travel time, estimating a weekly saving of 216 hours in train journeys. The changes reflect efficiency efforts aiming to streamline schedules and improve service.
Fruitgrowers organizations will send a deputation to the State Government urging annual funding of 5000 pounds to support horticultural research and improvements. The move aims to bolster fruit production and agricultural science within the region.
Deputy Coroner reports Leonard George died from a bullet wound to the head, possibly accidental, after an incident at Millar’s fruit shop in Horsham. Witnesses describe a defective ejector and a rifle used to extract a shell, with George found unconscious and later dying at Horsham Base Hospital.
An old medical ad claims liver bile stagnation causes decay and unattractive symptoms. It promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a gentle, mercury free vegetable remedy to restore charm, with instructions and warnings against other laxatives.
Fragmentary report from Mouniapanid station Queensland describes cattle transport and sale terms. Partial text indicates eleven head of cattle sold with notes on ownership and satisfaction, though details are unclear.
Mr King pointed to side shows as a source of hoodlum trouble and noise and urged moving them across the ground for space and quieter conditions. Officials favored relocation while Governor entertainment and Government exhibits would occupy the area. Hewitt and King were tasked to report next meeting.
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