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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1933
Page
4
This column notes shopping in Boreham stores with mentions of fresh items and general supply conditions. Readers are reminded to check weekly shelves for quality and availability as new stock arrives.
Market notes list prices and prices of goods in Horaham with brief price guidance. The report covers wholesale and retail remarks, with local traders and vendors referenced in passing.
The Whe mare Shire Council discussed grants and loans at Friday's meeting. Cr. Crammage moved for 1 000 000 to improve the Filenhupe-Boorsophi road while other members urged funds for the Booroopki route and Apsley Morty road repairs.
The text presents a garbled May revenue figure for the HRSmith tollway station, comparing it with a baseline and noting changes. It mentions a toll road segment, vehicle categories, and possible adjustments or inventory terms but remains too corrupted to extract clear names, dates, or figures.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a June 5 match between Horsham and Mirrion, with unclear score and venue. The text mentions hospital direction, a tank, and an upcoming event at a town hall on June 26. Details are corrupted and unreliable.
Long-Servich firemen will be honored at a community event hosted by The Hershant Fine Briain. The program features a town figure leading the ceremony with invited guests from town council and local organizations.
A notice describes the opening of Bubh Nursing Hospital at Natimuk with plans for local support and expected attendance. It notes Mr AL Forbes as honorary secretary and treasurer, with Sir James Mari to attend. Included is a dental update by Mr W E Thomas in Horsham and claims of painless extractions and surgeries.
A Cerater, Mentice Chevallae, and Jeaseite Mac Desaid present a dramatic blend of romance and mystery as audiences await tonight and Wednesday. The plot follows a courted Chevalier and Wanette MacDwanid entangled in a misty, uncertain thrill ride of love and danger. The cast promises suspense with courtly intrigue and a looming trial. The features include The World B1 Hours To Live and a dramatic tale of wealth, sacrifice, and revenge, with Warner Las and Miri Jordan in key roles.
A chaotic fragment details Syeneville residents forming a meeting to address infestation and pest threats including hares and “mare menace.” It mentions local figures such as Mr W.W. Pavat Arter and references to community actions, bids for a marketing plan, and preparations for a campaign with timed events and inquiries.
An uncapped development in Turner Street leads Crown Law to allege a conspiracy surrounding Tyner’s murder. Walle, Tauvs Mowry Ferderick and Ene Laure face charges after a court arraignment and police inquiry. A Kalkee Football meeting is scheduled for Seimertwe night.
An Nhill Court of Petty Session sitting before several magistrates dealt with farmer Starke charged under the Veterinary Act for failing to register stallions with the Chief Veterinary Officer before July 1 1932. Evidence described inspection reports and registration procedures including fees and penalties. witnesses testified, with defense emphasizing compliance steps and delays.
Ambiguous notes describe a whistle event and reactions from observers led by Mears A Hart and J Hall of Mtawell as they claimed efficacy at the whistle. The fragment hints at public skepticism and attempts to verify the perceived effect through a whistle signal.
Melbourne coroner tribute to porter Joseph Trakes aged 22 and Mrs Sybil Carey aged 30 who died at Kensington station after attempting to board a moving train. Coroner notes gate failure as cause while commending Jenkins for trying to assist Mrs Carey despite fatal injuries. The report cites the high risk of boarding moving trains.
An official notice records the death of Police Officer in the Amistamt district after a protracted incident. The report notes local authorities and neighboring units responding, with memorials planned and phrases indicating formal investigations and public safety implications.
A garbled report notes Australia reducing its wheat acreage amid federal government debates. The piece references officials including ministers and mentions domestic policy pressures and international context, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Krostane and Montag discussing a 30 hour work week. The text references a Meditation Way and impending actions, with unclear context and multiple garbled phrases suggesting a public or policy debate rather than a clear narrative. The source is too mangled to determine concrete entities or outcomes.
A fragmented report from Canberra notes a defence system issue and mentions Up forces and SUF tiesttee Femire. The text references plans, a monetary figure around $8, and possible late fate for a patrol. It references various figures and places in a garbled wartime context.
A contested arbitration centers on a layoff and a 44 hour workweek across multiple regions. The case involves employer and union actions with calls for standardizing pay and hours. Witnesses discuss fairness and enforceability while proceedings consider industry precedent and statutory limits.
Local council discusses prohibiting heavy carting and certain goods on main roads amid wet weather concerns. Proposals aim to curb damage from hay, timber, building materials and other items. restrictions could affect Doni Hopetoun Rainbow Aubrey Dim towns near Warrichasbral shire boundary. Social events planned at Cheese Men’s Cafe with a notable supper and party activities tonight.
Vienna dispatch reports Premier St Gomboes in Berlin sought wartime credits from Hitler. The Hungarian leader’s week-long visit included talks on orders, mobilization and economic support for ongoing regional tensions.
A garbled London dateline references political figures and events, mentioning detention, retirement timing, and a nine to twelve window. The text is heavily corrupted, but hints at a historical political discussion or courtly note with several proper nouns that are unclear.
A fragmented account recalls a rural scene where men dig for rabbits while women face danger amid netting and pursuit. The piece notes social roles, danger, and community tension as rural life presses on in a harsh setting.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Sual Simoes Whillimetya Albrm Hawyre as notable names with a tally line showing Mewes Daer eon Mery and numbers 4 and 2 for Deegherg. The context is unclear but lists several person names and a short score-like sequence.
The government faces cabinet scrutiny over bulk handling of wheat as the Premier and ministers defend the scheme. Treasury figures claim potential savings per bushel while officials seek financial soundness and parliamentary support amid ongoing resistance and inquiries.
A compact report on the Dimboola Club Handicap four hole affair. Participants competed for a local title with a focus on scoring and team dynamics amid club competition.
Reader fragment shows garbled race notes with unclear names and places making extraction of a coherent event impossible. No identifiable persons organizations or dates can be confirmed from the text provided.
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