Fragmentary East Far News Reaches Local Reader
A distorted clipping notes distant events in the Far East with scattered names and places. The legible pieces hint at maritime or political matters but lack clear dates or identifiable entities.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1934
Page
4
A distorted clipping notes distant events in the Far East with scattered names and places. The legible pieces hint at maritime or political matters but lack clear dates or identifiable entities.
A Melbourne produce market news item reports a string of thefts from cars near the Worship Church of Cart and lists recent prices for provisions. Police inquiries are under way with Constable Sutton and other officers investigating. The piece also notes various local prices for dairy butter, cheese, oats, barley, and flour as part of a market update.
Reports note a wheat drying in Harstaon with weather impacts. Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Atlan Lawlers, named Margaret Pruuers Aironet, plus mention of a McKenzie wreck incident. Community singing and theatre at Audis featured a vibrant program with local performers and conductor, highlighting audience engagement and planned future sessions.
Horsham and area news cover Rotary essay results and a church gathering, plus extensive cinema and theatre listings. Reports note the opening date uncertainty for Wool Sales and feature reviews of The Mistletoe and Wheels and Love Wheels along with local social notices and business changes.
A rugged minutes list officers elected for Horsham C.V.M3. F Murphy named president with A Newts lem and Qirk Kibrmring among appointees. The meeting covered football team plans, social arrangements, and a Centenary Committee report. Committee members included J Ryan, A Lawless, A Malone.
A brief notice records a bereavement among Tebanga residents. It references Horii, his family, and local figures including Watt McKinnon of Tylwpenth Rast, noting sympathy and the family’s loss.
An misspelled remembrance notice noting a loving memory for a deceased, with family members and sentiments about keeping the person in hearts. The fragment hints at a spouse or relatives and a long-standing dedication, though text is garbled and partially unreadable.
Fragmented OCR text describes an industry and market context with references to the woollen industry, manufacturing, and general commerce. It mentions the Custome Departament, Geel district, and Australian seramiary phrases, with scattered names and terms. The fragmentary nature limits concrete events or clear subjects.
The Hersham club plans a monthly football ball event at the Tower venue Monday night. Preparations aim to showcase skill and movement, with the main match described as a final, featuring key players and hopeful outcomes.
Officials of Fat Lamb Station elected a president and officers for the owning vene-Wraeilent while naming Woodgate as vice president. Montaid AcE Spruke Imey treasurer HG Cyan led the slate. A silver cap donation supported the event at the college.
A local unit of the Country Women’s Association hosts a birthday gathering at Grayland Church Parish Hall on Friday. Members are urged to attend with friends to meet State President Mex Boggs Group President Mr Raml and others from the club for social welcome and remarks.
Meeting notes show the Traders Associations seeking input on agenda items for the next session. Secretary reports letters sent to Horsham Hill, Ara Sat, Dimboola, Wrearknxbent, Murty, Mupanyup and others asking if they will be represented and whether travel should be curtailed to reduce costs. A reply from Vad Nhl indicates possible non attendance and no immediate approval.
Report details a fatal accident during wheat loading at a Wham district station. George Cave, 52, of Walk Washam, was killed when a stallion reared and struck him, then dragged him to a nearby farm. Witness Aprilbowne testified, noting a dangerous scene as bystanders and a constable attempted to assist amid the chaos.
Fragmentary OCR describes three women injured when a vehicle bolted. Details are garbled but indicate a dash through Bourke and Swauppen streets. Readable names or exact locations are unclear, yet the event mentions a crash and injuries with uncertain bystanders.
The readable fragments describe a shooting incident near a railway teller job at Bim well, with Laurie William Miswell convicted for murder and Ralph Harber charged with intent to murder. Eyblencw and Anat mie receive two Aw quotes but the details are unclear.
A man was found shot near the courthouse in Horry County. Police say John Ky, identified by witnesses, was the primary target and the suspect fled after the incident. No further details on motive or condition available at this time.
Modhausie and Momtay report to the Loan Council as the Proulor of Tasaruquia announced Wei me his tute watt ose Ue Lami Connell. They seek ERM funding of £70,000 for Lidroenricht extensions while the Samy Council approved ENSIGN works with a local fee and a 120,000 tonnage project. The Nortacks fee is £50,000 as part of the budget and awards.
A sensational Sydney case unfolds at the Central Criminal Court as Lian Anderson is accused of murder in connection with the death of Moncrieff Anderson at Wagga. The Crown Prosecutor outlines the alleged conspiracy and the couple’s complex relations linking to a Treated neglect claim and a past relationship.
An excerpt depicts a wartime debate about migrant policy and military recruitment. It references Captain D B Hatched and alleged interviews with Australia 22 years ago, criticizing Britain’s migrant flows and urging stricter settlement practices. The piece notes resistance to immigrant labor and praises Australian settlement outcomes amid hardship.
Farmer Ephraim Jonathan Jarsnek of Murtieg MA was riding when a petrol wagon driven by Mrs Howes frightened him, causing a fatal accident. The incident occurred near 9 petrolance road, details and exact location remain unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text describes the calling of tenders for the construction of additional whem sital tx New Heath Wales with an estimated expenditure of £200,000. The passage is garbled and references wheat areas and unnamed entities, making specifics unclear.
Distress spreads as hundreds of twath fires race through Samitringham’s Sandringham lands, scorching hundreds of acres of woodlands near the King’s estate. Reports say the blaze threatens nearby habitats while crews battle the flames in difficult conditions. A separate incident mentions a car accident involving a Jenn revel machine and a tank, with four conspirators shot during the attempt to intervene.
Reported charges allege corruption within the aviation ministry and related departments. The document mentions potential removal of a key official and scrutiny over a major fund and appointments. Details are garbled but reference a six month inquiry and possible policy failures.
Fragmented report notes rising political tension in India with mentions of internal party factions, anti Gandhi sentiment, and allegations of untouchable and Sanatanist groups influencing the scene. It highlights the on going struggle within government and public reactions to leadership amid frontier regional pressures.
A long report details the English Farm Schools drive led by the Prince of Wales and M. Woodrull at a platform where 1,000 farms were discussed for farm work training. The minister estimates crop prospects, and negotiations aim to purchase most of the era’s produce. Stanley Baldwin commends providing training for youths to develop needed crafts.
Fragmented OCR note discusses reduced Australian wheat exports due to farmer price discontent and government action. It mentions June and CMA Don, with vague references to market attention and comparison with other markets. The text is garbled but centers on export hesitation and policy signals affecting trade.
An account of farewell rites for a fireman after a service at Briupaen. Mr. Clnede Russell presented a writ of soles to Me Reed who spoke warmly of the parish. The assembly heard tributes from Horsham and Leamading figures, with Isbel recalling sterling service. A later note in The Literary Nose column mentions the Revelicral Society gathering and literary news.
An OCR fragment outlines multiple obituaries and funeral details for residents connected to Malvern, Sheep Hills, and surrounding areas. It mentions Henry Millington, a long-time contractor. families led by Mrs. Stainthorpe and Mrs. M. O'Loughlin. deaths occurring across years in 1800s to early 1900s. and references to church and community roles. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and illegible dates, but preserves names, places, and family ties.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a carpet bowls item with unclear names and places. The readable parts hint at a meeting game and a local club event, but most specifics are unreadable. The record captures the garbled mention of a Ponty area and a team or club, with no clear outcome or dates to confirm.
A garbled OCR excerpt presents partial phrases and scattered names. The text mentions people and places in disjointed order, lacking coherent events or dates, making it difficult to determine a clear news item or outcome.
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