Commercial Intelligence Retail Prices in Horsham Stores
Listings show yesterday's selling prices for provisions in Horsham shops. Names and items appear garbled, but indicate costs for tea bacon butter and various provisions. observably shows rough price points and vendors such as Mutler Bay Der Kirt and Pollan, with scattered figures.
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Yesterdas
Horsham
Hutter
Tallarat
Mutler
Meier
Polaows
Bacon
Pollan
Bussety
Bugs Austen Skylust
Yolinsi
Pataben
In Memoriam for a Loved Father and Ancestor
A memorial notice from the Rash whe area family honors Kevin Charles Berk yell and a father figure, referencing loss and memories. It mentions the Taylor family, several relatives, and a deceased named Emmlson and Pat in a requiem style tribute.
Obituary notice for Talpis and related names
Obituary fragment lists multiple names and relatives with scattered details from a funeral notice. It mentions private services, a memorial, and a local funeral home. The legible items reference Mr and Mrs or family members and a community viewing, with dates and locations unclear due to OCR corruption.
Mr MacLeod Wins Despite Liberal-County Party Shift
Mr MacLeod has held the seat since 1946, increasing his majority as Liberal and Country Party gains appear across the province. The Liberal and Country Party maintain a narrow overall control, while Labor seeks new seats. Melbourne figures show a strong Labour presence with gains in several seats. The Health Minister Gart Sullivan increases his majority by over 2000 as campaigns proceed towards by-elections.
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MacLeod
Western
Liberal and Country Party
Labor
Melbourne
J. Galhaly
Mew
Gart "Sule
Lowal
Seures
Bricks production to start soon at local works
Machinery upgrade at the Ballarat zinc plant enables new brick output after delays. First bricks expected early next month for the company chain, with daily capacity around 16 000 to 15 000 bricks. Production uses Glen Iris equipment and is powered by a Hercules diesel. Additional steel link storage and cost overruns of about £2000 were noted during site visits.
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Horsham Times
Melbourne
Ballarat
Muathine
Glen Iris
Reiday
Weather Update: Cold Weekend With Frost Lows
Morshum experiences its coldest spell this week end with minimums two degrees below freezing at the 1st office. Daytime highs stay near 59, nights mostly cloudless, pockets of fog and light south westerlies in afternoons. Rain nudges were minimal, temps rose to about 60 on Friday Saturday and Sunday in parts.
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Morshum
Untitled note on political comment in home
A fragment states that all unauthorized political comment and other political matter in a home are taken by George Tiley of Firebrace Street Sham.
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George ¥. Tiley
Firebrace Street
Sham
Kindergarten Corner Gains Ground for Free Kindergartening
A local report details fundraising and plans for a Free Kindergartening center in Horsham. Funds and donations support expanding infant departments and reducing travel for families, with aims to establish a centrally located center and phased development.
Horsham Trade Nominates W Cook For Regional League Post
Horsham chamber nominates Mr W Cook for executive mother role representing Wimmert region in Victorian Decentralisation League. Sister L A Foster trained at Horsham Base Hospital and served with ATF in Middle East and Pacific theatres of war currently attending international horse conference in Denmark then Sweden. Friends hosted Mr Frank Poon at 9 dinner in Warracknabeal. Mrs Poon recently arrived from China. Voters hear about local notables including families from Balwyn and Horsham area with transfers and hospital notices among weekly community items.
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Horsham
Frank Poon
Warracknabeal
Two women ban Betty Lynette amid unnamed party conflict
Fragmentary report notes social friction involving Betty Lynette, and mentions Mrs. Milloneny and others. No clear dates or places are readable, but names such as Pryor, Lang, Horshas appear in the damaged text.
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Betty Lynette
Milloneny
Miedet
Brean
Tepper
Pryor’. Lang
Travelling Art Exhibition Opens Here
The exhibition opens here and will run until Friday. Dr Lawrence and Mr Deube present the show. On tour in Victoria it continues to Stawell Ararat Broken Hill and then across western New South Wales.
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Lawrence
Deube
Vietorma
Stawell
Ararat
Broken Hid
New South Wales
Egg price cut by fivepence a dozen announced
The Egg and Egg Pulp Marketing Board announced a fivepence a dozen reduction on Sunday. Fresh eggs now cost 3/1 a dozen with first grade pullet eggs at 2/3 a dozen. Chairman Mr J Carter attributed the fall to higher production creating ample supply, assuring shoppers they can obtain the eggs they need.
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Sol
Ege and
Egg Pulp Marketing Board
J Carter
Window Smash at Ralon Street in Winslow Night Incident
A shop window on Ralon, Firebrace Street, was smashed late Sunday night. Fragments fell through the street as debris scattered, with streetside residents noting a strong wind and unusual conditions. Police were alerted and investigated the scene, seeking witnesses and possible causes.
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Ralon
Firebrace Street
Shire Council Divided Over Future Plant Policy
Shire Council debates a future plant policy at a Horeham meeting. Councillors Sinclair and Waite press for clear definitions of large and small plants while budget warnings from the secretary loom. A committee session is urged to refine plans and cut commitments to a minimum amid financial strain.
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Twaite
Gas Rationing Binds Victoria Under Night Restrictions
Dawn to midnight gas limits sweep Victoria amid state-wide orders. Premier Hollway says industrial and commercial use curtailed with hours 6.30 to 7.30 am 12 to 1 pm 6 to 7.30 pm weekdays and 7.30 to 8.30 am 11 am to 1 pm 6 to 7 pm Sundays. Hospitals and aged care exempt. Coal stocks low. NSW disruptions threaten supply. emergency road transport talks underway.
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Viete Hooetoerl
Ale Horstam Works
Colonial Gas Association
J. Lloyd
Uyer Melbourne
Hollway
Hollday
Victoria
Three Big Concerts In Horsham In July
Marjorie Lawrence will sing in Horsham Town Hall in July, with July 21 as a possible date. The week also features Sun Aria winner Charles Skase on July 15 by arrangement with the Horsham Music Club. July 16 brings the National Ballet and Orchestra from Melbourne and Adelaide, about 40 performers, under the Council of Adult Education.
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Marjorie Lawrence
Horsham
Horsham Town Hall
Sun Aria
Charles Skase
Town 1
National Ballet and Orchestra
Princess Theatre
Melbourne
Majestic Theatre
Adelaide
Town Hall
Ballet
Council of Adult Education
Twenty Six Entries For Society S Bushel Of Wheat Competition
Samples of the wheat were sent to Mr W R Jewell state research chemist and the Superintendent of Agriculture Mr Blake appointed judge. Two sections will announce winners at the Grati a National Show in October with a special trophy donated by Horsham branch of Victorian Wheat and Wool Growers Association. The Weekly Times offers six guineas towards the prize.
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Horsham Agricultural Society
Brown Ce
W. R. Jewell
Blake
Horsham
Te Victorian Wheat and Wool Growers Associaion
Weekly Times
Hix Ave
Dry farming rules threaten sowing delays in Victoria
A Victorian agricultural notice warns farmers to delay sowing until the dry conditions improve. It lists wheat varieties and stations such as Jung ta Wall and Quantong to Hurbam for certified delivery. The report references a government advisory from the Agricultural Gaieee for the Hoesham and mentions a Bitumen Refinery project tied to Shell.
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Jung Ta Wall
Quantong
Hurbam
Jailumha
Nordjuha
Thove Warmien
Such Is Life: scattered satirical musings in Australian year
A fragmentary column by T. Furphy Jones presents a collage of notes on sport crowds politics and daily life. It mentions a yearly event a money raising effort a beer and pub culture and gossip about Cecil Shiepley a theater figure, all conveyed in a brisk damning tone.
Favours Wheat Storage Plan for Dimboola Meeting
A resolution to back a permanent wheat storage at Dimboola, similar to Murton, will be submitted to a West Winners District Council meeting of the Wheat and Wool Growers Association of NKIM. The session will discuss bulk handling, barley board links, and a planned event with Mr Averett of the Australian Wheat Fair attending by nightfall.
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Dimboola
Murton
West Winners
The
Wheat and Wool Growers Association of
NKIM
My.i. Murshvyin
Averett
Vanes
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fragmentary OCR text provides no clear persons organizations places dates or events. Unable to derive a coherent news item.
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Cy. Russell
Lucky escape when taxi hits truck on rural road
A taxi and its passengers escaped serious injury after the taxi crashed into the rear of a three ton truck on the Murtoa Marsham road about four miles from Murray. The driver and a passenger were treated for minor injuries. the incident disrupted traffic as police investigated.
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Mur- Toa-Marsham Road
Abo
Murray
Birthday tribute to Mrs JA Luthie in local paper
Mrs JA Luthie, early pioneer of Woodville district, celebrated her 82nd birthday last Friday. She raised a large family of children, among them Lyons. The family includes 28 grandchildren and many great grandchildren.
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JA Luthie
Latur
Ehildren
Ero Lyons
Gymienitires
High School Cadets Promoted at Bivouac
Cadets Ken Murphy Adamson John Austen Robert Kemp and Prim Baker promoted at Bivouac as war rumors and unit commands circulated. Corporal Murphy led cadets in a drill contest where pins and hits determined the winner, amid chaotic issuance of entry fees and teaming.
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Ove
Lient Bright
Ken Murphy
Ck Adamson
John Austen
Robert Kemp
Prim Baker
Burchell
Corporal Murphy
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