Disgusted Rates Letter to the Editor
A reader criticizes rate increases in Horsham Times style, condemning local charges as excessive. The letter targets council or authorities and cites recent travel or service costs as proof of poor management and high burdens on ratepayers.
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Horsham Times
Xin
Aljorstable
Victora
Tie
Hic Arugales Shire
Fragmented OCR on Australian fashion trade and industry text
The readable fragments describe apparel trends and suppliers such as Morentia Launel and Pinmore Co. Ltd. The passage mentions Perth, London, New York, and Australia, with references to materials, types, and fabrication, suggesting a broad trade discussion rather than a single event.
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Gileeway Materms
Morentia
Launel Ad Pinmore Co. Ltd
Vistins
Perth
London
Pacis
New York
Tly
Fintiwraith
Anadarry
Amstemlig
Ieee
Minister Approves Wheat Bagging at Silos Amid Supply Plan
A government minister announced approval of arrangements for bagging damaged wheat at silos and stations. Existing agents will handle inward stock, with storage and distribution planned to support the grain supply and deliveries to relief efforts.
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NSA
Aiajor
Sts Stations 10
Incharge
Tallwassaris
Becky
Weddings Planned as Fron to Marry Foreign Women in France
An expose details a trafficking scheme where men bid to marry foreign women in France to confer citizenship. The informant describes brokers in London and Scotland Yard involvement, with staged courtship and payments to lure women and bring brides to England.
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France
Wandasortt
Gael Arthir
Dames Anerson
Brixton
Scotland Yard
Firshanuls
Procyne
Sand
Rey
England
Soho
Taylor Florence voice production at Wednesday playhouse
Florence Taylor presents a verse speaking program at Press Hall on Wednesday evening. Readings, acting and production elements showcase dramatic verse with a focus on voice performance.
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Welocken's Playhouse
Ry Fehlny
Press Han
Education and Social Progress Theme at Horsham Meeting
The Horsham Study Circle held its third meeting on education and social progress led by Mr. J. E. Menadus BA. He argued education should be viewed broadly as a life preparation, not just schooling, and urged greater emphasis on adult education, secular compulsory schooling, and vocational training to meet modern needs.
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Horsham
J. E. Menadus
Mirke
Secon
Th Was
Huh
Miss Ivy Ashwin Que Math
The garbled notice mentions early deliveries and a contact phone number for customer inquiries. It appears to be an advertisement or notice about supply and test materials with limited readable details.
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