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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1926
Page
7
A distorted late night excerpt mocks modern thinkers as spiritual corpses. It laments reliance on intellect without inquiry, referencing biblical parables and the danger of abandoning traditional authority.
Nurse Geyer intends to move patents to Weymouth opposite Any Park on Ligcard Street and continue her hospital work there as before.
An archival note lists Wembley Private Hospital on Fynsent Street Horsham with Simters Booth and McClowan connected to Medisal Surgies and Midwifery Phong 475.
An item notes a tailor named Schwennesen located next to Perrings on Firebrace Street in Horsham with a contact phone number 239.
Fragmentary notes recount a near collision during a market scene in Horsham involving a horse bolting after a reins issue. Miss Eltridaa Leas and Pollard are named among bystanders and riders. Various commodities and bids on the Mekonery Creek road are referenced, including oats, bran, barley, and baby items, with scattered measurements and prices.
A garbled OCR text discusses a planned public appeal to fund a memorial venture. It mentions authorities needing support, cautious management, and potential future benefits if the project gains traction, noting initial hesitations and procedural questions about the campaign and oversight.
A 1920 town meeting debated a women's rest room in Hurshstrais, with proposals to house furnishings and plumbing for a new building. Opponents argued against the cost while supporters cited civic need, and the issue was sent to the president for further consideration before a final vote.
The chairmen of the Big Brother organization seeks cooperation from local workers and employers in arranging employment for boys sent to Anxtateatin. He requests feedback from members and former volunteers on securing roles, aiming to place youths into service and wartime labor as part of youth welfare efforts.
Scholars at the Falendom apartment school last week impressed observers with generally positive comments on the scholars health and well being. The principal praised the overall improvement among the children and noted ongoing collaboration with local doctors to monitor development.
Morshiwiie residents will hold a community singing event at Tawa Mall on Thursday July 1. Organisers include Musicians David Anderson and Miss Victoria Anderson plus Mrs Bitebiv ail. The gathering features a hospital choir and an instrumental society performance with local volunteers.
Patrons entering the new Horsham Theatre tomorrow evening are promised a comfortable, stylish cinema with modern programing and music. The opening ceremony features The Maver with a star turn by Eyrull Bell Wright and previews A western tale titled The Luck Lovil. The theatre will deploy four young ushers to assist patrons and maintain order during the showing.
The Etale Rivers Water Supply Commission advised council members that a meeting will be held to consider establishing a Sewage Authority for Worsham. A key delegation from the council is to attend and review the proposal.
School concert at Town Hall features Har sunt High School students performing sketches choral pieces and recitations as part of a final rally for school ground improvements. Youth programs include a Young People’s Festival and a church youth collection for the Iran Fund, with regional welfare reports and a public notice on local shire matters.
A garbled report about a disqualification for life involving a person named Why AI trainer and an entity called the Untse Loneerueil. The fragment mentions a Saturday date and references wallets and awards, but the details are unclear and non-cohesive.
The report lists arrivals and appointments around Metbauene and Horsham. Mentions Governor and Lory Somers arriving Monday next, EE Waddell representing Traetore Executors, and several local officials receiving promotions or new posts. A motor accident injures journalist James McLewt. various staff movements noted in Horsham, Melbourne, and surrounding districts.
A garbled 1920s film note highlights Soldier pictures featuring Jack Hovie and Bathegu McGuira with a plot about a man in love seeking redemption. The piece promises exaltation of love amid a mass society theme and hints at a secondary comedy. Also announced is a Deere tractor trial event at Horsham, with local agents WA Hanters & Co. involved.
A Horsham Presbyterian Church ceremony on April 27 celebrated Liphol Byrne, youngest daughter of Af Hy and Mrs Byrne, marrying Mr E R Berne of Kandahag. The event featured bridal attire with silver and pearl adornments, a silver horsehair bouquet, and a reception at Kirtan Cafe. A large congregation attended, with relatives and friends from Melbourne to Melbourne and beyond, and gifts including electric lighting and jewelry marked the occasion.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a national debate on transport schemes and regulatory issues. Mentions labor, Australian manufacturing, and railway policy but many words are garbled, obscuring specifics, dates, and names.
In a breach of promise matter, Snes Terwhiey Mtassen, aged 21, and Aidt Willsli, aged 25, are linked to a settlement dispute regarding promises tied to Mourerd Wh. Whe afore et EST Cita. The case cites residence at Testrets Creek and Gur reach with penalties in the mary a0.
A fragmented report outlines general conditions at a coal mine. It mentions workers seeking pay and working terms. The text references shifts, safety issues, and a dispute over settlement, with no clear resolution indicated. Named entities are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Dense fog shrouds Sydney reducing visibility and slowing traffic and ferries. Officials warn motorists to drive cautiously while ferry services resume once conditions lift.
Fragmentary obituary notes the burial of an individual in a cemetery with references to the family, funeral rites, and attendees. The text is heavily corrupted, hindering extraction of clear names, dates, or places. It mentions a funeral service and ministers but lacks coherent details.
Fragmentary note from a South Africa labor conference line items a byline indicates investigation into by fers and IDs. Partial garbled text mentions consumer issues and law enforcement ties with a reference to XII and Iereybeh context unclear.
Fragmentary notice reports confiscation of property connected to Pleatecoy with unclear details. The readable fragments mention enforcement action and a related party, but specifics on date, place, or executing authority remain unavailable. The item appears as a damaged news fragment without full context.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an airman state arrival in team with unclear timestamps and names. The readable portions reference 9 am and a military setting but lack coherent facts or identifying details to confirm specific individuals, units, or events.
A garbled report outlines a miners leader warning amid rising tensions. Names and places are partially legible, with references to Mr Mb, Mr Bariaset, and Paxjiet. The text hints at scientific or site-related concerns and a possible public response in the region.
Fragmentary text appears as a garbled puzzle or citation with scattered words about palace grounds. includes unclear phrases and potential references to names or places, but lacks coherent narrative or identifiable event or person.
Disjointed report outlines Mildura council weighing a controversial milk distribution project and its central funding, with references to planning for work on Avonmore and Govesionge corridors. The piece mentions weather, municipal moves, and community concerns surrounding public services and potential relocations amid broader regional upheaval.
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