Horsham District Hospital picks new secretary at meeting
Personal Ming Ada Lawrence of Horsham trained in Warracknabeal Hospital faces final exam for R.V.T.N.A. James H. Gray is appointed secretary to Horsham District Hospital succeeding E. J. Glenister. Madore Bellmont to arrive in Horsham Monday. Masonic Lodge notes wardens. Donald Busan of Horsham, estate matters and letters of administration for William Regimilst Mayberry discussed. Deceased left real estate valued at 2400 and personal estate 1927 for Wickow and children.
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Ming Ada Lawrence
Horsham
Warracknabeal Hospital
R.V.T.N.A
Horsham District Hospital
James H. Gray
Thos, Gray
E. J. Glenister
Madore Bellmont
Schministen
William Regimilst Mayberry
Gombowen
Off Australia, Ltd
Testetor
Manel
Miss Healy's Concert Draws Appreciative Town Hall Audience
An audience praised Miss Gertrude Healy at a Town Hall concert last night. The programme will appear in her next issue. The report also notes various local notices and regulatory items from state and colonial authorities, with scattered references to housing, emigration, and public works.
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Gertrude Healy
Town Hall
Churchill rejects inquiry into British troops action
London reports Mr Churchill tells the House of Commons the government will not concede to the Provisional Government's request for an inquiry into British troops at Pettigee and Ballock. He says the government is fully informed about the facts and accepts responsibility for military actions.
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London
Tmouse of Commons
Churchill
Pettigee
Ballock
Goverment
Regan
Draft of South Irish constitution to be reviewed tomorrow
Reports from Lowen indicate talks aim to regain a draft of the South Irish constitution with broad agreement among parties. An amended draft will be considered tomorrow at the Bri- Tech signerine treaty meeting, with Lord George presiding. British officials note the conference features helpful economy and cooperation.
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Lowen
Bri- Tech
Lord George
Fies
Lowdom Times reports Belfast election mood and independents
The Times notes strong interest in Belfast elections focusing on the independents and the stance of James Craig. It indicates a cautious promise to avoid frontier changes if the public shows willingness to accept the current settlement and support the existing government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Belfast
Ted
Ste James Craig
Othe
Bertie
James Urnig
Wireless Station Provisions for Penalties Reported
The document outlines penalties related to wireless stations and emergency use. It notes central wireless authority and the Wireless Telegraphy Bill introducing rules for etheric wave generation for non-telegraphic purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Weltentay
Tu Wititiew Ty
Potte
Local options and women in Parliament debated in Melbourne
Melbourne reports show Premier Lawson opposing same day local option polls with the general election and promising future state polls. Chief Secretary Baird backs women in Parliament but seeks legal advice on sitting restrictions. A federal cabinet report clears Commissioner Litt from charges over China trade affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Liquor Trade Defence Union
Legislative Assembly
Minister of Customs
Rodgers
Bakhaps
China
Litth
Offene
Cabinet meeting convened with missing Hughes
A Federal Cabinet session proceeded without Mr Hughes as only department ministers were dealt with. Ty is expected that Mr Hughes will arrive in Melbourne on Saturday.
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Mr. Hughes
Mir. Hughes
Melowene
Satwrdimy
Local Football Troubles Sour Wimmera League Outlook
Reported strong play by Ararat and Mo ransup in recent matches as injuries and travel affect teams. A proposed conference and district governance plan aims to curb player pirating and align the league with the association, outlining potential reforms.
Irish cabinet crisis under Collime-De Valera pact
The Times correspondent reports a dispute delaying seats in the new cabinet. Republican factions claim rights to five posts, while ministers face resignations and accusations of political maneuvering amid party alignments and security concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Times
de Valera
Phe
Thie Panesterve
Collin
Tony
Tapireanne
Negotiations in London with Dominion Officials
In London a conference among government leaders and representatives of the province discussed safeguarding mining interests under the constitution. Churchill chaired the meeting with Meere Collies and Curth presenting progress and key points for the ongoing talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tooday
Meere Collies
London
Curth
Ch Prowissimal
Gok
Prohibition and Wine Policy Sparks debate at Melbourne council
Delegates at the Federal Viticultural Council of Australia in Melbourne considered wine industry prospects under Prohibition era strain. The discussion noted France’s vital role, Australia’s vineyard potential, and historic limits on wine production, with comparisons to U S prohibitions and the need for careful investment amid shifting conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exis
Federal Viticultural Council of Australia
Chamber of Commerce
Melbourne
Punton
Commonwealth
Italy
Spain
Portugal
France
Austenlin
United States
New Banking In Austria Sparsely Reported On
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Austrian banking topics in Vienna with mentions of Keown, sterling, and a stock or bond movement. The text hints at a forthcoming vote or election in Austria and lists financial parties Hiotontmant and Rothchilds.
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Lunde
Kevier
Vienna
MLO
Deak
Hiotontmant Aml Rothchild
Reonestrvettoy
Austria
District News VEE LARPS and Market Prices Report
An OCR damaged district news item covers prices, market movements, and local financial entries. It mentions cable costs, total balances, and supplier notes, with references to individuals and local offices, reflecting economic activity and price changes.
Broken BTC to not throw away your brokes cronkets neon
Fragmented OCR text mentions money and chemical terms and individuals like Jim the Granite, R. McMollie, and Tes Barnes in a unclear context about obtaining something powerful, with reference to a private entity.
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Jim
R. McMollie
Tes Barnes
Lenin In Grave Condition Hints Crisis Across Europe
Washington reports the Soviet leadership faces upheaval as Lenin's deteriorating health raises questions about leadership. Officials note the central executive remains intact while high stakes decisions loom in the Soviet Union amid evacuations and frontier tensions.
Leman and Weelemewelin Loom Through Loridy Programme
The Vaetedian loners completed that Loridy programme today. Widdleses were observed, with 120 tied to Naetrabia 8. Temkin discussed Petding for the paaritices.
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Leman
Weelemewelin
Wien
Nive Vow Wordriesehren The Death Jet Comed Sunday
A fragmented Reuters item reports a death linked to a jet incident on Sunday. The readable text mentions Nive Vow and Wordriesehren but lacks clear details about the event, location, or casualties.
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Reuter
Honest Remedy For Indigestion Offered By Magnesia
An advertisement touts a digestive aid claiming quick relief within three minutes by removing the digestive disturbance cause. It urges readers to obtain Bisulat ed Magnesia from a chemist, noting low cost and widespread use by doctors and hospitals.
Hor sha w Kielosune Coursing Club Opens Meeting
The Hor shaw Kielosune Coursing Club prepares for its opening meeting on February 22 to 24 with the Sires Produce Stake closing tomorrow night under secretary Geo Tychoman of the Exchange Hotel. The Waterloo Cup week event draws interest as Victoria parsers nominate for the prize while facilities for visitors are emphasized.
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Horsham Eroctosure Club
Horshaw Kielosune
Geo. Tychoman
Exchange Hotel
Victoria
M Trewith
Wed Exchange Hotel
Hopeful
Ye Wimmera
Election campaign fallout hits Ireland amid violence claims
A national executive meeting of the Parwers Union in Dablia reported alleged violence and intimidation against parliamentary nominees. Attacks targeted homes in Cork and Athlone, with gunfire and arson linked to militants, as armed groups roamed outskirts and threats persisted.
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Reuter
Parwers” Union
Dablia
Godfrey Green
Rathearmark
Cork
Ben
Mor
Green
Mr. Green Wee
Unclear Ocean Incident Report From Queenstown Times Era
The Queenstown Times correspondent reports a German steamer Stelle Starig attacked by a British cruiser near Cork after leaving Hombute, with damage noted and crew details unclear due to damaged text. It notes plover Swanwhlights and mentions a diveke incident, but the passage is fragmentary and difficult to decipher.
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London Times
Queenstown
Times
Stelle Starig
Hombute
Cork
Apert
Fragmentary note on a suicide linked to a world event
A garbled report mentions a person named Trepme aichenk linked to a suicide amid a major explosion. It hints at international motives and a military or scientific context, naming Witham and Helifex as locations and referencing an ethnologist involved in the incident.
Britain faces unemployment and wage debate in Parliament
A distorted Reuters report shows a deputation from the unemployed asking for action. The Labour minister comments on total benefits paid since November and notes current wage levels while considering paths for future relief and policy adjustments.
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Hehnee
Mona
Wynter Ter
Neti Joermail
Thal
Alee
Local Notices And Weddings From Murrayville Area
Mrs. Z F Black headlines today with at home notices. A May wedding in Elwood Methodist Church unites Joris Ruse and Thomas Strownix. A spring wedding occurred April 4 at Saints Church in Murray The bride Miss Stella Sprith and Alfred Oh White wed, with detailed attire and ample celebrations, ending with a honeymoon in Mornington.
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George Smith
Murrayville
Georgette
Stella Hawker
Briday
Phe Vor
Ethel White
Arthur White
Beat Iim Cmd
Stanley Madhter
Growmseman
Wilbur Baker
Feder
Drowitt
Heaper
Mornington
Obituary notices from The Dalby Herald recount several deaths
The Dalby Herald reports the death of Mrs BL Colling, relict of Henry Collins, in a Sydney private hospital at age 78. It also notes the death of Ath May Hoebloe, 88, in Yuurston, and Arthur J Brooks, 32, in Nhill. Mary Bishop, 65 years Hamilton resident, dies in Kennedy Street.
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Henry Collins
Sydney
Minwip
Yallay-Poora
Anonet
Hanover
Germany
J. McKenzie
Rainbow
Dimboola
Mallee
Bordea Nsw
Bundaburra
Queenstan
Nhill
Arthur
Hamilton
Laund Servier of Fagland Ships Hidden in Metal Plates
Fragmentary report claims blades from Wringsh war ships were forged into plates by Laund Servier in Fagland. The item suggests covert metal reuse and weapon components found in or related to Forihaa. Details are unclear in the readable text.
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Fagland
Twenty Racehorses Face Receivership Claims in May Court
NK Paris nocesigee reports that twenty racehorses are valued under receivership sought by trainer Mie. He stated Rew Gor Joy pow viewed Hioy HMR and that the court granted the revelvership with power to borrow.
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Paris Nocesigee
Chido
Goserning
Mie
Treasury Accounts Await Payable at Various District Bodies
The list records payables at the Hoccipt and Pay Oloe and names numerous entities including Rupanyup Mechanics Institute Murton Water works Trust Rainbow Jung Jung local firms and several trustees such as M. J. Hell K. H. Gray A. Lockwood J. McRae & Son and W. Meredith with references to Horcham and Wombel districts and associated officials. The fragmentary OCR item notes forthcoming payments and involved local organizations in a regional financial ledger.
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Hoccipt
Oloe
Wowshan
M. J. Hell
Goroke
M. Waid
K. H. Gray
Rainbow
A. Lockwood
C. Freeman
Rupanyup Mechanics’ Institute
Murton Waterworks Trust
BR. Keyte
Gymbowen
W. HM. Meredith
Netmauk
RB Maddern
Jung
J. McRae & Son
Horsham Club Weekly Golf Tour Draw Opens
The Horsham club holds a weekly tourney with an 18 hole handicap stroke play format tomorrow afternoon. Lady players competed in a handicap event yesterday afternoon with Mime Kirwood posting 61 1 42 to lead, followed by Wise Fehler 48 5 4 and Min Learmonth 6 15 45 for top places.
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Horsham
Mime Kirwood
Wises Feehler
Learmonth
Fo ok Short Defends Respect for Principle in Tree Case
Mr FOOK Short told the House of Commons that a political princip le should not be violated and called for a predical court of inquiry. He claimed no knowledge of Ronald Tree or his relations and said he had spoken to no one about the matter aside from the Home Office. He asserted his actions were guided by merit and the character of the issue.
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State Savings Bank
Stawell
Estern Austientia
McGirr
New South Wales
All Russian
Meiers
Bryant
May
Hell and Company
Wellington
Cimcmi
Tite
Sydney
Poder Govrmnent
Snail] Anns
Lithgow
Moore
Gsir
William Trvine
Haven
Horshom
Collertid
Bayer
Anderson A&a Co
Jarece Hocking
Bevnun
Waugh A&a Doolin, Ltd
Teserell
John
Reron
Moseley
Janen
Seterar
Herok Teesdar
Jane
Advet
Ford
I A. Murr
Collins Street
Fook Short
Hon of Comons
Ronald Tree
Ile
Hous
Tree
Home Office
Anybally
Merlin
Char
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Lowdom Times
Baird
National Council of Women
Wits
Cronn
Assembly
Kegan
Norshag
Pawel
V. Minvip
Jamit
Murpon
Mt Joom
Donne Leach
Stawell Warton
Hwgrieniiung
Bork Vestinys
Elliott
Elie
Sunwell
Worton
el Pan
Hershon
Kopanveppemance
Moock
Oil Alcock
Quinlan
Coutts
Nwniels
Davis
Finley
Lenister
Boerne
Arcand
Wethuman
Melrue
Ross Shelhan
Smith
Wallis
Waterhouw
Owe
Ahlieiabe
Bourne
Te Chek
I Valera
Bouter
Elconstruction OF
Tnersets
Monter
District News
Corer
Conan
Yroneel
Atom Rindice
Attile
Emenes
Geentitel
Noel
Peerere
Lime Gate
Coker Ee
Karnal Erie
Eveel Qenisle
Cates
Accun
John Hor
Depesel
Fath
Olliason
Olliason Aergedd
Ulvettiatigty Laret
Collisien
Dandraff
Hewter
Lartearts
Merkin
Tate
Geermany
Aso
Qoilali
Cevniaav
Coburg
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Toul
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Saar
Lenin
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Central
Waterloo
ODP
Athlone
Trish
Chad Ena
Cerniles
Witham Dohmeon
Trepmeaichenk
Finland
Britain
Bottomley
United Servier
Bsowz
Uss
Permewan, Wright &C., Ltd
Ararat
EO Anderson
Elsie Ferguson
Also Allan Dwant
IRS
Pearson
Dimbola Road
Heralin
Termewan, Wright & ©O, Ltd
Ballarat
Por
Rhode Islands
Utility B.os
W. Leghorns
HA. Bartlett & Sons
Walton
Pimpiniu
Exhibition Street
T. Lawson
Kalkee
Ntem—Soucor
Ome
Sheethwod
Aml Binout
Apple Pow
Grabroh
Aimee
Uorshaas
Ged Yaier
Mackley
Dooren
Harrow
Witlenatiin
Keyte
Reilvar Bourding House
Railway Avenue
Joseph Austin
Church Hill
RO Perri
Boney Street
Hikekhekth
Ramy
Kimberley
San Hereditas
Norton Crook
Lave
Bopee
Mtire
Wesrold
Denoghe Oolt
AM Canshiml
Evward
Horshim
Norton Creel
Heres Fron
Yan
Fran Seke
Kroker & Hastings
Wikaan Street
Horsteam
St. Helens
Bay
B. Memanits
Vic Tonian
Theo
Natimuk
Toslomdo
Balmoral
Toolonda
B.C
Rangara
Temler
Rees
Robert Thomas
Winmery Coffen Palace
Uebergang
Church OF England
Wo Walters
Martins
James Barnes
Stanley's
Pongelly
G. Wong
Greenland Dam
J. Kel Wrunks
Th Wong
Oic
Kalker
J. Splice Remlaw
W. Tongwe
Church OF Christ Notices
the Gees
J. Bathe
A. Boswell
HAVEX
Supply
Bangalally
Pursias
Bob, Hoffmann
Dolison
Ormy Green Hill
A & Rodgers
Treasury Accounts
Bw. Ball
F. B
Amptes - Beyen
Wombel
Presbyterian Church
Worsham
Belliott
Gey
G. Allen
A. A. Rule
Mdersydle
Pimypitin
Walmer
W. Treuss
Appleton
Firebrace Street
Nuess Meredith
Rupanyt
Rupanyup
Hon
Ryan
Ver's
Ropinson
Anderson
Geo
Tydeman
Een
Horsham Juniors
Jones
Lodi
W. Thomas
See
Compett
PY Riverside
Riwermde
Jaamem M.eenutenl
North Worwondah
Hors South
North Wonwondaloans
Forsyth Central
Teen Bk
Elon Serto
Arapiles
Footel Hoe
Euchre Party
Dang
Micren Warra
Hayore
Sharp
Dunton
Horsham ST
John's
England
Eal Wonwondam Rifle Cou
Chas. W. Towner
Pat
M. T
Abe Horsham Enclosure
GEO. Tydeman
Hom. A.ngers
Widhw Empany Deere
Trict
Sw the Phosphate Company
Victorian Railwatebe
Horsham Natimuk
Tese
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