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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
6
A garbled OCR passage mentions Apellonicene Pleyreetas Rohardenturin Test and Camry fees with references to a defendant and diaries. It appears as a chaotic legal or investigative note with unclear chronology and multiple proper nouns.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss ratios and cattle or farm terms, with unclear references to individuals and locations. The readable phrases offer no coherent event, date, or identifiable entities to form a complete news item.
Fragmentary legal discussion describes proposed changes to wheat pool rates and freight charges. It notes potential effects on costs and consumption, including possible reductions in fees and modifications to licensing or permits. The text references witnesses and proposed measures, but readability is limited.
A wireless message reports Captain Frienk and 16 crew members of the Norwepiat were rescued after drifting 69 hours in a lifeboat. The Zacupa said the ship was carrying ni trate and eight five when it wrecked near the Conbbec Sea amid a missing crew and presumed perished.
Fragmentary report describes enormous hail causing cattle injuries and destroyed crops in villages near Stile Pura in Kiker Province. Damaged homes and fields show the impact of a powerful hail event.
A Washington review board on Wednesday examined the National Reserve Act and noted a developing trend toward fascism in the policy shift. The proceedings highlighted concerns as the act's progression was discussed day by day.
The Daily Express reports a renowned contralto suffering ongoing spinal pain and needing hospital treatment at Guy's Hospital. A medical team administers deep naraga edeht peattewmts to aid recovery amid ongoing discomfort.
A man entered a lion’s cage at a London enclosure and was fatally injured. The tragic accident occurred on June 7 as staff attempted to rescue him after he was seen near the gate. Stanley Stenson, aged 84, witnessed the event and alerted authorities.
The note from Secretary of State Washington to Sytooll Linde discusses Britain’s wartime debt to the United States. It outlines payment approaches and potential adherence to exchange channels, while signaling congressional scrutiny and possible penalties if terms aren’t met.
Fragmentary notice states the government faced a decision to reopen consideration of paying war debts in kind for a full year of the present era. The readable text hints at policy debate and financial timing without specifying dates or participants.
A London speaker told the Advertising Association Convention in Leicester that the post office could boost revenue by expanding and consistent advertising. He argued the public reads ads and would engage with a strong newspaper advertisement program. A new telephone drive was discussed to support this effort.
A fragment reports a father and son were sentenced in Westphalia for listening to a Moscow broadcast. The text implies punishment with terms of 15 months each, but details are unclear.
At the meeting on Monday the committee entertained Mrs Cathcart and Mrs McPherson, members for over 20 years. Gifts of remembrance were given to Mrs W Reed and Miss Burton, whose resignations due to impending departure from Horsham were accepted with regret.
The ceremony joined Mabel Bryan daughter of Mr Gh Bryan of John Street Horsham and the Hlomphyes heir to the Har bow and Lilydale families at Horston St John s church. Attendants wore formal gowns, veils and jewelry as guests from local families attended the reception at Merring s. Messages from absent friends arrived. music and dancing followed with best wishes from A Holland and others.
Obituary notices recount funerals and memorials for Duncan McTavish of Taharum Phillip Toolet and others. Details describe graveside services led by ministers, bearers named, and funeral homes handling arrangements. Additional notices mark the deaths of long time settlers Frederick Saltmarsh, Mathieson, and John Wilson Leason with burial at Kaniva Warracknabeal Geelong and Warracknabeal Cemetery.
A terse notice notes that babies and immigrants are welcomed in Australia, mentions delays in arrivals and provides a health guide available free on receipt of a department form HT. It lists Clifford at 49 Elizabeth St Mell as contact for the offer.
Friday and Saturday radio lineup from Langlands and Horsham Times features midday sessions hosted by Peter Pan, dinner music, and market reports. Programs include The Horsham Times and Langlands Midsay Sessions, with updates from Artie Wood and Diggers' Session.
A Ballarat Shire Council meet heard Mr Fisher condemn Aero Club pilots for nuisance as poultry and cattle were frightened by low flights. Dr White cited a plane dipping into a paddock endangering cows. The matter was referred to Commons managers for action.
The Depuy Director of Posts and Telegraphs announces specimen sets of Australian stamps in folded covers for sale at the pention in Hersham. Each set contains five stamps from various issues including Royal Centenary and Sydney Harbor Bridge, with denominations £1 and £2 marked as special specimens.
Church notices list service times for multiple parishes including Hworstlam East Pimpino Greenland Dam Kalkee and Moolrenzie Ureer with various ministers named and times such as 11 am and 7 pm. The fragment references Rev F S Wolds Rev G D Brima and Rev J Memandee among others.
Third Sunday after Trinity services listed for Hor sham Lungerenong College Brimpaen and Haven include Matins Holy Communion Evensong at specified times. Names given include T Evenson Rev W Reed and Mr F McPitrastn with attendance or scheduling notes.
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